Welcome to New Brunswick

• Acadieville ( 1 Cottage / Chalet )
• Aldouane ( 1 Campground / RV Park, 1 B&B / Inn )
• Alma ( 3 Motels, 1 Vacation Rental, 2 Campground / RV Parks, 4 Cottage / Chalets, 6 B&B / Inns )
• Anfield ( 1 Cottage / Chalet )
• Ashland ( 1 Lodge )

For those seeking the charm of a seaside resort and the solitude of the Fundy Bay, we invite you to the comfort of the St. Andrews Motor Inn located in Historic St. Andrews By-The-Sea. Complimented by the ever changing water view, tides, and sounds of lapping water, our inn provides you with a peaceful setting for relaxing and exploring our seaside town. At the end of your day's journey, we welcome you with Canadian hospitality. We invite you to share our 26' tides. Visit the museums and historic sites. Browse the Water Street shops. Play a round of golf nearby or just relax on your private balcony and watch the sun set over the water.

Drift Back to a bygone era when the tallships sailed the seas. Stroll along the riverbank and breath in the salty Atlantic breeze. Try your hand at fly-fishing on the Mighty Miramichi River. Hike. Bike. Canoe. Or just plain relax... Governor's Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast warmly welcomes travellers to comfortable overnight accommodation in a peaceful and picturesque setting on the famous eco-museum of the Miramichi River. With 14 bedrooms and capacity for up to 33 guests, room standards range from six deluxe rooms with ensuite bath to eight rooms with shared bath. Governor's Mansion is furnished with an eclectic collection of antiques. The estate includes two 19th century historical houses, a carriage house, conservatory and a general store. Relax in the numerous sitting rooms or stroll the waterfront and gardens at this ten-acre Miramichi River waterfront property. Governor's Mansion started out as an early shipbuilder's residence in the mid 19th century and was later taken over and expanded by a successful lumber business family. Today, it is one of the last timber baron estates remaining. Governor's Mansion at one time served as the official residence of the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of New Brunswick. Mr. J. Leonard O'Brien donated Beaubear's Island, now Beaubear's Island National Historic Park, to the people of Canada. The island is situated in the Miramichi River just in front of Governor's Mansion.

Welcome to Chickadee Nest. A spacious, comfortable, and peaceful renovated old school house, economically and conveniently located. You can find us on Mary's Point, central to 'The Rocks' provincial park, and Fundy National park. Travelling alone, in couples, or as a family, The Bay of Fundy offers a unique holiday outing. With over 40 foot tides twice daily, you can explore the ocean floor at low tide, or nearby caves at high tide. Birdwatching, kayaking, wilderness exploring, cycling, and more, are all available.

Loon Bay Lodge stands among towering pines overlooking the historical Saint Croix River. Established in 1935 by Metropolitan opera singer Richard Crooks, the lodge provides outdoor enjoyment in a style once experienced only by the privileged. Loon Bay Lodge is comprised of a main lodge, and three guest lodges with nine rooms. Each guest accommodation has a view of the river, a screened-in porch, fireplace, electric heating, and private bath. We offer affordable vacation packages that can include activities such as hiking, canoeing, swimming, hunting, fishing, moose calling, and day excursions to historical and coastal areas. Personal service by courteous and knowledgeable staff is our hallmark. Treasured memories are part of the fabric of Loon Bay Lodge. Fine dining will be a pleasurable part of your stay at the lodge. Salmon, lobster, steaks, baked goods and other fresh, quality foods are prepared to your taste in traditional New Brunswick style.

Located on Route 955 between Murray Beach and the Confederation Bridge to P.E.I., our restored 1860 family farmhouse will provide all the comforts and amenities expected of a four-star Canada Select rated accommodation. Our guests will find that we are ideally located for day trips across the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island, the birthplace of Canada, where you can visit Green Gables House and the famous beaches at Cavendish or play some of the top-rated golf courses in the country. You are also within driving distance of some of the top attractions in New Brunswick including Hopewell Rocks in the Bay of Fundy, home of the world's highest tides, Fundy and Kouchibouguac National Parks, Le Pays de la Sagouine and the Irving Eco-Centre in Buctouche. Within biking distance is Murray Beach Provincial Park and the spectacular Cape Jourimain Nature Centre, a 675-hectare national wildlife reserve complete with 17 kilometres of trails, lookouts for bird-watching (170 species have been catalogued!), and an indoor interpretation centre. Whether you are looking for a relaxing escape from the day-to-day world or an eco-tourism adventure, we offer deluxe accommodations in a country setting. In the summertime, relax on our spacious covered outdoor porch. If you are planning a family outing or picnic at the beach, let us know and we will pack you a picnic lunch.