Forest Lane is more than just a destination; it's a reflection of our desire to rediscover and enjoy the beauty of life and family adventures. It's about slowing down, appreciating the moments that bring us together, and making memories that last a lifetime.
The premier guest experience along the Saint John River, steeped in old world charm, contemporary designs and modern conveniences. Sleep on a Train or in a 3 story 125 year old home, providing short & long term stays, adventure & romance to suit your taste and needs. Shamrock Suites & Shamrock Train Suites, offering accommodations and much more for travellers, workers, & new friends looking for something truly unique. Call for a quote, stay a while and make this your new “Home away from Home”
Broadleaf Ranch is an 800-acre, family-owned and operated adventure business located in Albert County, New Brunswick, in the heart of the Bay of Fundy! We have been providing memorable experiences for over 50 years and three generations. The tranquil atmosphere enables our customers to immerse themselves in Broadleaf's soothing surroundings.
Our Family has been serving outdoor sportsmen and corporate retreat clients on the Miramichi River since 1855. We are professionals in the hospitality industry. It is in our nature to know how to bring you rewarding and enjoyable world-class outdoor activities in the most beautiful river setting. The new contemporary resort facility seamlessly integrates with the natural surroundings of the river valley while offering the modern amenities and conveniences that business groups and families expect. Wilson's Lodge is the perfect setting for small corporate retreats, special events, and family vacations. Enjoy the luxury and settle into the intrinsic peace provided by nature.
Looking for a place where you can connect with nature, with your family and with yourself? Storeytown Cottages gives you just that! Located just outside of Doaktown, New Brunswick; Storeytown Cottages is a little piece of paradise on the shores of the famous Miramichi River.
Tide Watchers" in St. Martins, Fundy refers to watching the world's highest tides in the scenic village, especially at the iconic St. Martins Sea Caves, with popular accommodations like the Tide Watcher's Cottage and the historic Tidal Watch Inn, offering stunning views, beach access, and proximity to the Fundy Trail Parkway for experiencing the dramatic tidal shifts
Discover our 5-star Canada Select geodesic dome retreat, nestled in the serene beauty of Portage Vale. Just 35 minutes from Moncton, escape to a world of curated comfort, and immersive nature experiences.
Welcome to Long Lake Adventures, New Brunswick’s premier destination for wilderness escape, rugged outdoor thrills, and perhaps most enchantingly the magic of truly dark skies. Nestled deep in the heart of pristine forest, our remote retreat offers an unspoiled haven for nature lovers, anglers, hunters, and stargazers alike.
River Ridge Retreat – Where the Stars Meet the Water Tucked away on the tranquil shores of the St. Croix River, River Ridge Retreat is more than just a charming waterfront escape—it’s your front-row seat to the cosmos. Perfect for families, friends, and couples seeking a peaceful getaway, this off-grid hideaway blends river adventures with unforgettable nights under some of the clearest skies in the region.
Our family-owned campground spans over a 9-acre treed property. Nature’s Nest features 21 premium-size fully serviced RV lots plus 6 partially serviced tent sites. Some RV lots offer unique views of the Southwest Miramichi River. All our sites are nestled in small clusters throughout various elevations of our campground. We offer an excess parking area for visitors as well as for Boat and ATV trailers. Looking forward to having you as our guests.
Creekside RnR’s roots reach back to 1767 when my great, great, great grandfather made a life in the seaside village of Cocagne. Like generations of family before me, I grew up playing under the boughs of abundant apple trees, watching deep-red sunsets from the beach, and breathing in the soft, clean scent of trees after a rainfall. The ocean was always there, it's distant music always returning to the shore.
Pisgwa’ – Welcome to Metepenagiag Heritage Park Reconnect with the stars at Metepenagiag Heritage Park—an Indigenous-led Dark Sky Destination where culture, nature, and the cosmos meet. Nestled on the banks of the Miramichi River, just 20 minutes from the City of Miramichi, the Park offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience Mi’kmaq history, night sky wonders, and hospitality that spans over 3,000 years.
Pisgwa’ – Welcome to Red Bank Lodge Reconnect with the stars at Red Bank Lodge—an Indigenous-led Dark Sky Destination where culture, nature, and the cosmos meet. Nestled on the banks of the Miramichi River, just 20 minutes from the City of Miramichi, the Park offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience Mi’kmaq history, night sky wonders, and hospitality that spans over 3,000 years.
Perched atop the rugged coastline of Pokeshaw, New Brunswick, The Currents Geodomes offers an unparalleled glamping experience that seamlessly blends luxury with nature. Overlooking the majestic Bay of Chaleur and mere minutes from Pokeshaw Provincial Park and the iconic Pokeshaw Rock, this retreat is a haven for those seeking relaxation and adventure.
A sanctuary where Indigenous wisdom and the healing power of nature come together. Nestled deep in the forests of Kingston, New Brunswick, our nature spa offers a space to slow down, reconnect, and renew. Breathe deeply in our forest spa. Find rest in our off-grid wilderness cabins. Explore our curated gift shop featuring local, meaningful treasures. Join us for immersive events that honour the land, our roots, and your well-being.
Located in the charming town of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, nestled along Passamaquoddy Bay in southern New Brunswick, the Seaside Beach Resort offers comfortable oceanfront accommodations in a safe, relaxing setting. Enjoy a meal in your fully equipped, stocked private kitchen, stunning ocean views, and breathtaking sunsets on your private deck, or enjoy a quick walk into town.
Welcome to the perfect home base for your Bay of Fundy, Fundy Trail Provincial Park adventures and Fundy-St. Martins experiences. Whether you’re a tenting fan, an RV enthusiast, or just looking for your next cottage getaway, get ready to experience the magic of the Bay of Fundy—home of the highest tides in the world. From exploring hidden waterfalls and rugged coastlines to hiking scenic trails, there's an endless list of things to see and do.
Off Grid Adventure promotes unplugging from daily life and enjoying nature, blending camping with outdoor recreation and off-grid lifestyle education. It’s designed for people who want a mix of adventure park fun and rustic outdoor living.
Glamping With The Sea provides you with the accommodations of a vacation rental and the outdoor experience of a traditional campsite. All with an unobstructed, breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean. There is a private beach; hunt for sea glass and hermit crabs, or bring your kayak or paddleboard! Also, you can kayak to Cocagne Island in about 15 minutes; which is covered in sandy beaches and forests to experience.
Falcon Ridge Inn is a modern, well-established bed and breakfast perched high above the village of Alma on Falcon Ridge Drive off School Street. Guests appreciate the welcoming great room featuring a 24-foot ceiling finished in eastern pine. Southern exposure windows provide an unobstructed 180 degree panoramic view of the Bay of Fundy, the Nova Scotia shoreline, Fundy National Park and surrounding areas. The spectacular view is also seen from each guest room and the relaxing loft sitting area.
Come discover the charm of our historic cottages and the whimsical comfort of our glamping domes, all designed exclusively for adults, to reconnect with nature and enjoy serene stays tailored just for you. Experience a peaceful getaway like no other!
Nestled in the rolling countryside of Pokeshaw, New Brunswick, Aunt Kate’s Maple Camp is a place where tradition, nature, and warm Maritime hospitality come together. This beloved rural retreat offers visitors an authentic taste of Acadian maple culture while inviting them to slow down, reconnect with the land, and savour simple pleasures rooted in generations of local knowledge.
Murray Beach is an ideal spot to relax during your tour of the southeastern portion of New Brunswick's Acadian Coastal Drive. You'll want to take in the breathtaking views of sunrises and sunsets over the mighty Northumberland Strait, enjoy stunning vistas of the world-famous Confederation Bridge and visit the nearby Cape Jourimain Nature Centre. Birdwatchers will fall in love with the avian bounty to be found in this area. Many activities and attractions are nearby, including sea kayaking, farmers markets, lighthouses, covered bridges, festivals and historic sites. Murray Beach’s unsupervised, warm saltwater and sandy beach is the perfect place to go beachcombing, escape the daily routine and re-energize the soul with the sounds of the sea. Pets are not allowed on the beach, but they are allowed on leash in the rest of the park. Change houses, washrooms, playground and picnic areas are available on site. Murray Beach Provincial Park has an inviting community seaside campground with 126 sites and 8 cabins for you to enjoy. The sounds of the sea invite you at Murray Beach!
Mactaquac Provincial Park is one of New Brunswick’s most dynamic year-round destinations, offering a perfect blend of outdoor adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty along the Saint John River. Located just minutes from Fredericton, the park is known for its expansive landscapes, forested trails, and panoramic river views that change dramatically with the seasons.
Parc provincial de la République — often referred to locally as Les Jardins de la République — is a cherished natural destination near Edmundston, New Brunswick that blends peaceful greenery with family-friendly outdoor recreation. Located along the scenic Madawaska River, this provincial park offers a serene escape just off Route 2 in the Saint-Jacques area. www.touristplaces.ca +1 Spanning a lush, landscaped setting, the park is especially known for its beautiful garden spaces with winding walking paths, vibrant plantings, shaded picnic areas and open lawns ideal for relaxation or social gatherings. Visitors often enjoy photography, nature strolls and simply connecting with the tranquil environment. www.touristplaces.ca Adjacent to the park is the New Brunswick Botanical Garden, a celebrated horticultural attraction showcasing a wide variety of flora across themed garden plots — a perfect complement to the gardens of Les Jardins. Wikipedia Throughout the warmer months (typically May through October), the gardens are in full bloom, making it an especially inviting destination for families, couples and solo explorers alike. Whether you’re picnicking under the sky, wandering through quiet groves or discovering local plant life, Les Jardins de la République embodies the natural beauty and peaceful charm of the Edmundston region.
Sugarloaf Provincial Park in Atholville, New Brunswick, is a four-season outdoor recreation hub centered around Sugarloaf Mountain, an extinct volcano, offering year-round activities like downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and a renowned lift-service mountain bike park in summer, plus camping, hiking trails, and scenic views of the Restigouche River and Quebec
Nestled in the rugged Highlands of north-central New Brunswick, Mount Carleton Provincial Park stands as one of Canada’s premier astrotourism destinations, offering some of the darkest, most pristine night skies in the Maritimes. Designated a Dark-Sky Preserve by the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada in 2009, the park protects its remote wilderness from light pollution, enabling truly spectacular celestial views. Reaching over 820 metres (2,690 ft) at its highest peak, Mount Carleton is the tallest point in the Maritimes and provides a breathtaking backdrop for stargazers and astrophotographers alike. Surrounded by dense Acadian forests and isolated lakes, the park’s night skies regularly achieve Bortle Class 1–2 conditions, meaning the Milky Way, nebulae, and countless stars are visible to the naked eye, and the Milky Way’s glow can even cast a subtle shadow on the ground on clear nights.
North Lake Provincial Park is a paddler's paradise located at North Lake Parish in New Brunswick. Here you will find large private campsites, a public beach, and a beautiful lake for canoeing, kayaking and fishing. North Lake is the headwaters to the St Croix, giving adventurers the opportunity to paddle for multiple days from the park, down the St Croix to the Passamaquoddy Bay.
New River Beach Provincial Park is the perfect spot to camp, admire breathtaking coastal islands and kayak the Bay of Fundy. The beaches and coastal trails at New River Beach abound with spectacular evidence of the natural formation of the bay’s high tides. Wade in the tidal pools, search for crabs, periwinkles, whelks and starfish but remember to leave them and their habitat as you found them. Enjoy the unsupervised saltwater beach, nature’s panorama of offshore islands, fishing boats and wildlife. Gulls, Eider ducks and cormorants… large, lustrous-black seabirds nest offshore and along the two circuits of hiking trails.
One of North America’s finest beaches, Parlee boasts the warmest saltwater in Canada and has been awarded the Blue Flag international eco-certification. Visit the charming Boutique Beausoleil or enjoy the Euston Park Patio while sampling local food and microbrews on tap.
Herring Cove Provincial Park is a nature-lover’s island paradise located on Campobello Island on New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy. The park is a hiker’s delight, offering 7 unique trails of varying lengths. Hike the Carriage Road through a forest of ancient spruce, across log bridges and around a small pond, or follow an old logging road once used by the Roosevelts.
For thousands of years, the massive tides of the Bay of Fundy have been patiently sculpting their masterpiece in Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick. With over twenty free-standing sea stacks peppered along two kilometers of shoreline, no Atlantic Canadian vacation is complete without experiencing these icons. And just when you think you’ve seen it all, wait six hours as the Ocean Floor transforms in ways you wouldn’t have believed possible. Our Park admission is valid for two consecutive days to ensure you have the flexibility to see both high and low tides. Sturdy footwear is recommended for exploring our trails and shoreline. Be sure to check our tide times prior to your visit to see when it will be safe to explore our Ocean Floor.
Hugging the Bay of Fundy coast with stunning views in every direction, the 6,323-acre Fundy Trail Provincial Park features a 30 km scenic drive and an interpretive centre to learn about our local and natural history. This picturesque New Brunswick road trip offers over 35 km of hiking and biking trails, more than 20 coastal lookouts, beaches, waterfalls and a 60 metre suspension bridge leading to the famous Fundy Footpath. Just minutes from St. Martins and less than an hour from Saint John and Sussex - you can spend a few hours or a few days!
Nestled along the Saint John River in the heart of Nackawic, Sunset View Campground offers a peaceful riverside escape by day and an exceptional night sky by night. With minimal surrounding light pollution and wide-open horizons, the campground is an ideal spot for stargazing, astrophotography, and relaxed evenings under the stars. Guests can enjoy spacious campsites, warm sunsets over the water, and the quiet charm of rural New Brunswick. After dusk, the Milky Way often stretches overhead, turning a simple camping stay into a memorable celestial experience. Whether you’re a casual camper or a night-sky enthusiast, Sunset View Campground invites you to slow down, unplug, and reconnect with nature—both on the river and above it.
Nestled along the quiet shores of northeastern New Brunswick, Tabusintac Chalets offers a serene coastal escape paired with some of the province’s darkest night skies. Overlooking the Tabusintac Lagoon & Estuary, a Ramsar-designated wetland vital to waterfowl, guests enjoy daytime birdwatching, coastal walks, and kayaking amid rich biodiversity. As night falls, minimal artificial lighting and open horizons reveal brilliant stars, planets, meteor showers, and the Milky Way. Comfortable, nature-focused chalets invite guests to slow down and look up. A proud Dark Sky Destinations partner, Tabusintac Chalets is an ideal retreat for unforgettable, low-impact stargazing experiences.