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Irving Nature Park is situated on 243 hectares (600 acres) of forest and volcanic rock on the Bay of Fundy and home to a wide variety of wildlife, birds, plants and trees. Day camps and special events are featured.
Address: Sand Cover Road Saint John NB Canada
 1 506 653-7367
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Beresford Municipal Park
Beresford Municipal Park is located in downtown Beresford and features a wooden footbridge, observation tower and walking paths. This is a popular bird-watching site, with over 54 species spotted annually.
Address: 180 Parc St. East Beresford NB Canada
 Send an Email 1 506 542-2727
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The Cape Jourimain Nature Centre National Wildlife Area is an important wildlife habitat comprised of 675 hectares of land. Both human and natural history are addressed in the centre’s exhibits. Of interest to many visitors is the variety of birds – over 170 species- that congregate on the site at various times of the year. The centre is open from May until mid-October.
Address: 5039 Route 16 Cape Jourimain NB
Send an Email 1 506 538-2220
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Educational: exhibits, interpretive trails, and instream viewing chamber.
Address: 24 Chamcook Road #1 St. Andrews NB E0G 2X0
Send an Email (5) 1 506 529-1384
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Inch Arran Park and Beach is located near Dalhousie in New Brunswick. The park comes complete with sandy beach, playground, swimming facilities, canteen and picnic areas.
Address: 111 Hall Street Dalhousie NB Canada
1 506 684-7363
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Fredericton Centennial Park
This park, dedicated to Canada's 100th birthday, can be found near many of Fredericton's attractions, including the Playhouse Theatre and Officer's Square. The large totem pole in the park was a present from the Coast Salish First Nations, celebrating New Brunswick joining the confederation in 1871.
Address: Queen Street Fredericton NB
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French Fort Cove Nature Park has an abundance of hiking trails, picnic areas and playground facilities. Bicycle and boat rentals available. Home of the historic Headless Nun Tour.
Address: 1111 King George Hwy. Miramichi NB Canada
Send an Email 1 506 624-9121
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This park consists of some of the last remaining wilderness in southeast New Brunswick. It has a golf course, tennis courts, a pool, flower gardens, and a motel, as well as an outdoor theatre and hiking trails throughout the park. The wilderness includes wetlands, forests (pine and fir), shoreline, and coastal highlands.
Address: P.O. Box 40 Alma NB E0A 1B0
1 506 887-6000
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de la Republique Provincial Park
De la Republique Provincial Park is located near Edmundston in the Saint-Jacques area. Some of the features of this 44 hectare (108 acre) park are jogging and walking trails, volleyball courts, canteen, picnic sites, playground and boat launch. There is a fully-equipped campground with 150 tenting and trailer sites with shower and laundry facilities. De la Republique Provincial Park is open from May to September.
Address: 35 Principale St.reet Edmundston NB Canada E7B 1A3
1 506 735-2525
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Irishtown Nature Park
Irishtown Nature Park is a 890 hectare (2,200 acre) park complete with biking, hiking and cross-country skiing trails. There is a large lake and forest area filled with wildlife and birds.
Address: Route 115, Irishtown Road, Route 2 North. Moncton NB Canada
1 506 853-3516
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Awarness Center, Interactive Touch Table, tours available (including a Night Safari Tour).
Address: 901 Foster Thurston Drive St. John NB E2K 5H9
Send an Email (14) 1 506 634-1440
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Passamaquoddy Park
Passamaquoddy Park is an oceanfront park and beach with unsupervised swimming. Enjoy various water sports such as sailing, canoeing, boating and whale-watching tours. Amenities include playground, picnic shelters and concession.
Address: Route 127 St. Andrews NB Canada
1 506 529-3439
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The International Garden is home to over 50 species of shrubs and trees along with a variety of flowering plants. The garden is located on the waterfront in downtown Nackawic, close to the World's Largest Axe. Send an Email
1 506 575-2240
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Ritchie Wharf Park
The site of many of Mirimachi's festivals. Formerly a busy commercial port, it has been preserved for recreational use. Restaurant, shops and an outdoor ampitheatre.
Address: . Miramichi
1 506 623-2150
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One of the marine wonders of the world and site of some of the world's highest tides. Walk on the ocean floor in the shadows of unique rock formations carved by erosion over thousands of years. Open from mid-May to mid-October.
Address: 131 Discovery Rd Hopewell Cape NB E4H 4Z5
Send an Email (5) 1 506 734-3534
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Sir Douglas Hazen Park is located on Wharf Road and near the Trans Canada Trail and the St. John and the Oromocto river systems. The park features many trails and wildlife, as well as the Fort Hughes Military Blockhouse and the Oromocto Marina.
Address: Wharf Road Oromocto NB Canada
Send an Email 1 506 357-3333
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Hillsborough Wetland Park
Hillsborough Wetland Park is located on Main Street, a site of a former gypsum mill and adjacent marshlands. This has all been transformed into a 50 hectare (124 acre) wetland park with a 4 km (2.5mi) trail network. Other features include an interpretive centre, waterfowl ponds and an observation deck overlooking the Petitcodiac River.
Address: 2861 Main Street Hillsborough NB Canada
1 506 734-2240
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Grand Falls Gorge and Waterfalls
The Grand Falls Gorge and Waterfalls are known as the largest waterfalls east of Niagara. The gorge stretches over 1.5 km (1 mi) and boasts cliff walls up to 70 m (230 ft) high. Take a guided tour of the falls by pontoon or on foot and learn how the gorge was slowly carved out over millions of years by the cascading waters of the St. John River.
Address: 25 Madawaska Road Grand Falls NB
1 506 475-7769
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Escuminac Beach & Family Park is located minutes from Baie-Sainte-Anne and overlooks Miramichi Bay. Enjoy the sandy beaches, picnic sites and gazebos.
Address: 301 Escuminac Pt Road, Baie-Sainte-Anne NB Canada E9A 1V6
Send an Email 1 506 228-4532
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Bi-Centennial Park
Located on Patrick Street, Bi-Centennial Park stretches along the Miramichi River. Picnic area, tables, benches and boat ramp are featured.
Address: Patrick Street Miramichi NB Canada
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Petit Témis Interprovincial Linear Park
Petit Témis Interprovincial Linear Park is the first biking path in Canada to link up two provinces: New Brunswick and Quebec. This 130 km (81 mi)cycling trail starts at Edmundston, New Brunswick and ends at Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec. Along the path lie such attractions as the New Brunswick Botanical Gardens, the Automobile Museum and the Edmundston marina. In the winter, the path is groomed for snowmobiling.
Address: 116 Victoria Street Edmundston NB Canada
1 506 739-1992
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Herring Cove Provincial Park
Herring Cove Provincial Park is a 425 hectare (1,049 acre) park with beaches, hiking trails, golf course, water sports, campground and much more. There is a multitude of wildlife in the area, great for bird watching and photography opportunities. Open May to October. Send an Email
1 506 752-7010
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This recreational gem is located 24 km (15 mi) west of Fredericton. Mactaquac’s many delights include a 300-site campground, nature trails, two beaches, marinas, a day use area and a splendid 18-hole golf course. Windsurfing, canoeing, picnicking and hiking are popular activities in the summer, while skating, cross country skiing and sleigh riding are favourites in the winter. Mactaquac Provincial Park is open year round.
Address: 1256 Route 105 Mactaquac County NB E6L 1B5
Send an Email (1) 1 506 363-4747
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Odell Park and Odell Arboretum
Once the estate of Jonathan Odell, who held the titles of physician, clergyman, poet and N.B.'s first Provincial Secretary, this 75 hectare (388 acre) park is comprised of fields and forests. The arboretum contains a rambling trail, deer pen, and almost every native tree species found in New Brunswick. Odell is popular with all ages, as there is a playground, picnic facilities, a duck pond and a visitor’s centre. The park is open from 7am to 11pm.
Address: 350 Rookwood Avenue Fredericton NB E3B 2M6
1 506 460-2230
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