Located in the heart of Acadie, Aboiteau Beach is a must for vacationers! Come enjoy the warmest waters north of Virginia in this picturesque place where you will fall in love with golden sand, salty waves and majestic dunes. Modern beach with amenities including washrooms, showers, changing rooms, restaurant, bar, entertainment, volleyball courts, playground, boardwalks and walking trails.
An inviting seaside camping experience, home to warm saltwater beaches and a seashore explorer’s delight.
Home to the warmest salt water in Canada, Parlee Beach is supervised, equipped with change houses, showers, recreations abounds and restaurant serving up local dishes.
An acclaimed Canadian ballet company with a focus on new works, collaboration and inventive creative practices that foster cross-sectoral innovation, learning and dialogue that interface with the community and the public in new ways.
Located in downtown Moncton, the Capitol Theatre is an 800-seat restored heritage property. It now serves as the region’s premier centre for cultural entertainment.
Heritage building built in 1883 housing over 6000 artefacts of local history; a genealogy centre (90,000 entries), cemetery and census records; and a community centre.
Located at Moncton City Hall, downtown, the Moncton Gallery predominantly exhibits the work of local and regional artists.
The largest farmers’ market in southeastern New Brunswick. Open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. A great spot to taste a variety of local and international dishes, baked goods and fresh produce, and find beautiful local crafts.
The Moncton Public Library aims to meet the educational, cultural, informational and recreational needs of its users. As part of the New Brunswick Public Library Service, the library provides access to a province-wide collection of more than 1.8 million items, 121,000 of which are on its shelves. Along with its collections, the Moncton Public Library offers hundreds of free programs and services.
Founded in 1886, the Musée acadien de l’Université de Moncton features more than 42,000 objects and photographs. Discover one of the largest collections of Acadian artefacts in the world.
Home of the Moncton Museum and Transportation Discovery Centre, Resurgo Place is a state-of-the-art facility where Moncton heritage, technology and discovery intersect. Learn about how Moncton was built on transportation all while having hands-on fun with interactive exhibits, moving your creations further, faster and safer. There's TONS of fun waiting for you at Resurgo Place.
Since its foundation in 1978, the Théâtre l'Escaouette has been pursuing its artistic mission: representing Acadian realities in a new way through the creation and presentation of original plays. It aims to provoke, to evoke reflection, to revive spirit, to question and to reflect the ideas that prevail in Acadie and in the contemporary world.
Step back in time at the Thomas Williams House featuring exhibits, workshops, special events and the Victorian Tearoom where tea and light snacks are served.
Did you know that there are more than 50 art murals on buildings throughout Moncton and the region? Through the work of Festival Inspire, local artists and artists from around the world have created masterpieces that have transformed Moncton into a spectacular outdoor art gallery, now yours to discover!
Located in the heart of Moncton, the Aberdeen Cultural Centre is one of the city's major cultural institutions, bringing artists and the public together for the development of contemporary Acadie. The Aberdeen Cultural Centre houses 27 cultural associations, public art galleries and artists studios, as well as the gourmet French cuisine restaurant, Les Brumes du Coude.
Here’s a wonderful hidden gem in Moncton: 242 Inuk artworks dating back from the 1930s to the 1970s, a generous gift to the community by Esther and Isadore Fine, eminent citizens of Moncton. This exceptional collection features stone, granite, metal, and block printing pieces from 150 artists. Discover spectacular Inuk art at the Champlain Library on the Université de Moncton campus (415 Université Avenue, Moncton).
MR21 stands for Monument for Recognition in the 21st century and is an interpretation centre that uses immersive and innovative digital technology to help visitors discover the incredible architecture and rich history of the heritage gem that is the cathedral. ⛪ Visit MR21 and learn about this captivating facet of Acadian history and find out how Monseigneur Louis-Joseph-Arthur Melanson, the parish’s first archbishop, succeeded in having this majestic cathedral built in Moncton. ⛪
On the edge of the Northumberland Straight in beautiful southeastern New Brunswick, this centre was created to protect and preserve the wild flora and fauna of the Maritime coast. Unique among Canada’s parks, Cape Jourimain Nature Centre offers state-of-the-art eco-sensitive technologies, allowing visitors unparalleled easy access to the environment without risk of disturbance or damage.
Boasting 93 ha (229.81 acres) of scenic parkland, this urban park offers fun and recreation throughout the year. ❄️ Winter activities include skating, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing on the longest lit trails in eastern Canada. TreeGO® features children, junior and adult treetop obstacle courses. 🌞 Summer activities include: swimming in an artificial beach, SuperSplash Water Park, hiking, wheelchair accessible playground, tennis, and lawn bowling.
Fundy National Park is located on the southeast coast of New Brunswick, along the 250-kilometre-long Bay of Fundy. It’s easily accessible by car from Moncton (one-hour drive). ❄️ Experience Fundy National Park's winter activities, including camping, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, tobogganing and more.
The Fundy Trail Parkway opens up previously unreachable areas of the Bay of Fundy coastline and panoramic views. The 19 km (11.8 miles) trail begins just outside of St. Martins, New Brunswick and is less than an hour’s drive from Saint John or Sussex on Route 111.
Groomed cross-country ski trails and snowsoeing trails are available in the winter at this beautiful 890-ha (2,200-acre) nature park. Canoeing, hiking and bird watching are some of the activities enjoyed in the summer at Irishtown Nature Park.
Golden sand dunes, estuaries brimming with life, warm ocean beaches, Mi’gmaq and Acadian culture, the starry spectacle of a Dark Sky Preserve and snowbound winter activities weave together the compelling tapestry of Kouchibouguac National Park. ❄️ In the winter, the park offers snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, fat biking, tobogganing, primitive winter camping, groomed walking trails and more.
This 121-ha (299-acre) park in Moncton’s north end offers something for nature lovers of all ages. Featuring wide, accessible trails and more rustic trails, it is a haven for runners, walkers, cyclists, cross-country skiers and skaters.
Offering 5 km (3.11 mi.) of multi-use trails, this park offers floral displays, benches and the Celtic Cross monument. The trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail system. Portions of the Riverfront Park trail are groomed for winter running. Other points of interest include Bore Park, Settlers Green, Hal Betts Sportsplex, and the Treitz Haus Visitor Information Centre.
Waterfowl, wildlife, boardwalks, and more than 3 km (1.86 mi.) of trails brings you into the heart of nature. Stunningly beautiful marshes and wetlands connected to the real adventure of experiencing outdoors.
Visit New Brunswick’s only entertainment resort located in Moncton, featuring a first-class casino, entertainment centre and luxurious new hotel. Must be 19 years or older. Please Play Responsibly.
More than just a bottle of wine! Sip award-winning wines, experience the historic 1867 restored property, vineyard, licensed patio, the million-dollar view, gift shop and B&B.
The largest farmers’ market in southeastern New Brunswick. Open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. A great spot to taste a variety of local and international dishes, baked goods and fresh produce, and find beautiful local crafts.
Our escape rooms are based on “escape the room” video games in which the player is locked in a room and must explore his or her surroundings in order to escape. We have taken that concept and have transformed that into a live experience. You and your team will be “locked” in a room and you must find clues, solve puzzles, and, most of all, work together in order to escape.
Olivier Soapery believes that one size does not fit all. Each individual’s skin requires something different. The soapery has created natural skin care products to address everyone's skin’s needs, to restore and maintain pH balance and to help bring relief to symptoms associated with various skin sensitivities and conditions.
A live version of the popular computer and cell phone escape games! This team-building experience will bring you and five other people together in a room where the door closes behind you, and you will have 60 minutes to escape. During your adventure, you will face puzzles that will challenge you to think outside the box, teach you how to communicate with others, and to solve problems in order to escape.
Come and get your hands dirty at The Clayspace! Inspiration, encouragement, guidance, lessons, and workshops.
Open 12 months a year, rain, snow or shine, USVA is a unique experience that will immerse you in a world of pure relaxation, only 10 minutes from downtown Moncton! 🔸 Whether you are looking for a relaxing moment, a refreshing dip, a good time alone, with your partner or with friends, allow yourself to discover the USVA experience!
All are welcome at our family-friendly attraction, where tourists and locals alike can gather to enjoy unique shopping, delicious food, and tasty treats. We're working hard to create a warm environment where memories can be made.
Located at Moncton City Hall, downtown, the Moncton Gallery predominantly exhibits the work of local and regional artists.
Sky Zone Moncton is an indoor activity centre that offers a variety of fun and exciting experiences for all ages, including the Foam Zone, the Toddler Zone, the Sky Ladder and more! Located directly across from the Hillcrest School near Centennial Park!
Step back in time at the Thomas Williams House featuring exhibits, workshops, special events and the Victorian Tearoom where tea and light snacks are served.
Heritage building built in 1883 housing over 6000 artefacts of local history; a genealogy centre (90,000 entries), cemetery and census records; and a community centre.
Here’s a wonderful hidden gem in Moncton: 242 Inuk artworks dating back from the 1930s to the 1970s, a generous gift to the community by Esther and Isadore Fine, eminent citizens of Moncton. This exceptional collection features stone, granite, metal, and block printing pieces from 150 artists. Discover spectacular Inuk art at the Champlain Library on the Université de Moncton campus (415 Université Avenue, Moncton).
Since its foundation in 1978, the Théâtre l'Escaouette has been pursuing its artistic mission: representing Acadian realities in a new way through the creation and presentation of original plays. It aims to provoke, to evoke reflection, to revive spirit, to question and to reflect the ideas that prevail in Acadie and in the contemporary world.
MR21 stands for Monument for Recognition in the 21st century and is an interpretation centre that uses immersive and innovative digital technology to help visitors discover the incredible architecture and rich history of the heritage gem that is the cathedral. ⛪ Visit MR21 and learn about this captivating facet of Acadian history and find out how Monseigneur Louis-Joseph-Arthur Melanson, the parish’s first archbishop, succeeded in having this majestic cathedral built in Moncton. ⛪
Home of the Moncton Museum and Transportation Discovery Centre, Resurgo Place is a state-of-the-art facility where Moncton heritage, technology and discovery intersect. Learn about how Moncton was built on transportation all while having hands-on fun with interactive exhibits, moving your creations further, faster and safer. There's TONS of fun waiting for you at Resurgo Place.
An acclaimed Canadian ballet company with a focus on new works, collaboration and inventive creative practices that foster cross-sectoral innovation, learning and dialogue that interface with the community and the public in new ways.
Located in the heart of Moncton, the Aberdeen Cultural Centre is one of the city's major cultural institutions, bringing artists and the public together for the development of contemporary Acadie. The Aberdeen Cultural Centre houses 27 cultural associations, public art galleries and artists studios, as well as the gourmet French cuisine restaurant, Les Brumes du Coude.
Founded in 1886, the Musée acadien de l’Université de Moncton features more than 42,000 objects and photographs. Discover one of the largest collections of Acadian artefacts in the world.
A Canadian owned adventure tour company who aims to provide the highest quality vacation experience. With “the highest tidal paddling experiences on earth”, we offer many incredible and unique sea kayaking adventures in the upper Bay of Fundy.
We are one of Atlantic Canada’s premier growers & suppliers of apples. We invite you to visit us and sample some cider or wine, have a snack in our orchard cafe or pick your own apples during our harvest season.
A 800-acre, family-owned and operated adventure business located in Albert County, New Brunswick, in the heart of the Bay of Fundy! Broadleaf Ranch has been providing memorable experiences for over 50 years and three generations. The tranquil atmosphere enables guests to submerse themselves in Broadleaf’s soothing surroundings.
On the edge of the Northumberland Straight in beautiful southeastern New Brunswick, this centre was created to protect and preserve the wild flora and fauna of the Maritime coast. Unique among Canada’s parks, Cape Jourimain Nature Centre offers state-of-the-art eco-sensitive technologies, allowing visitors unparalleled easy access to the environment without risk of disturbance or damage.
The Bay of Fundy is one of the Marine Wonders of the World, with tides rising as much as 16.3m (53 vertical feet) over a 12-hour period twice each day. Cape Enrage offers one of the most spectacular views of the natural phenomenon from its towering cliffs. It has been a light station and fog alarm since 1838 and the current light tower is over 140 years old.
Boasting 93 ha (229.81 acres) of scenic parkland, this urban park offers fun and recreation throughout the year. ❄️ Winter activities include skating, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing on the longest lit trails in eastern Canada. TreeGO® features children, junior and adult treetop obstacle courses. 🌞 Summer activities include: swimming in an artificial beach, SuperSplash Water Park, hiking, wheelchair accessible playground, tennis, and lawn bowling.
Come explore our dramatic coastline! Paddle alongside cliffs that plunge from the green forests of Fundy National Park into the Bay, drift into the wave-carved sea caves, and take a rest on one of Fundy’s hidden beaches that are swallowed twice daily by the highest tides in the world.
During low tide, visitors have seven hours where they can walk on the ocean floor to explore 2 km (1.2 mi.) of shoreline. At high tide, the water rises to fill the caves and turns the “flowerpots” into rocky islands! Walk the scenic trails, witness thousands of migratory shorebirds or kayak around the rocks. It’s no surprise that the Bay was the only Canadian contestant remaining in the New 7 Wonders of Nature contest.
Dance, laugh and celebrate with the characters of "La Sagouine" at their charming village and you'll know exactly what we mean by Acadian "joie-de-vivre".
Magnetic Hill is an amazing natural phenomenon that has been baffling visitors for decades. Be amazed as you drive your car to the bottom of the hill, put it in neutral, and feel it roll back uphill! Incredible!
More than just a bottle of wine! Sip award-winning wines, experience the historic 1867 restored property, vineyard, licensed patio, the million-dollar view, gift shop and B&B.
Magnetic Hill Zoo is an animal lover’s dream. This award-winning attraction is Atlantic Canada’s largest accredited zoo, featuring a new big cat habitat for Amur tigers and leopard, and houses over 90 species from around the globe. Enjoy contact areas, daily presentations, educational programs, a large playground and events, like our NEW Wild Lights special event in December.
NEW rides in FunZone and games in TekZone! Magic Mountain features SplashZone – Atlantic Canada’s largest water park. Get Wet! Go Wild! Family Fun! There’s something here for every member of the family.
The largest farmers’ market in southeastern New Brunswick. Open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. A great spot to taste a variety of local and international dishes, baked goods and fresh produce, and find beautiful local crafts.
An inviting seaside camping experience, home to warm saltwater beaches and a seashore explorer’s delight.
Roads to Sea Guided Tours is a nature-based tourism company offering guests a one-of-a-kind tour of New Brunswick’s magnificent Bay of Fundy tides and coastal landscapes.
Learn all about lobster fishing from a local, then indulge in a mouth-watering lobster feast aboard the roomy Ambassador.
Located in the Shediac Rotary Park (Big Lobster), our rentals allow you to experience the Scoudouc River with friends. Through our rentals department, we offer 1 and 2 person kayaks as well as stand up paddle boards. If you’re looking to hop on a paddleboard for the first time, we offer private lessons as well as group and corporate lessons. Lessons are available for all ages and all abilities.
Moncton Skateboard Park boasts a concrete facility in the heart of downtown Moncton. Accommodates skateboarders and rollerbladers of all abilities. Free admission.
A state-of-the-art outdoor water play park located in Centennial Park that the kids will love! Free admission.
The Tidal Bore occurs twice daily in Moncton. The Bay of Fundy tides - the highest tides in the world - cause the placid Petitcodiac River to roll back upstream in one wave. Once considered one of the most endangered rivers in North America, the Petitcodiac River is now on its way to restoration.
The Boardwalk, located across from Magnetic Hill, is one of Greater Moncton’s premiere attractions and is great fun for the whole family!
Aerial adventure course offering a diverse and exciting experience. No matter what your age or fitness level, our courses are designed for fun and freedom.
All are welcome at our family-friendly attraction, where tourists and locals alike can gather to enjoy unique shopping, delicious food, and tasty treats. We're working hard to create a warm environment where memories can be made.
Fundy National Park is located on the southeast coast of New Brunswick, along the 250-kilometre-long Bay of Fundy. It’s easily accessible by car from Moncton (one-hour drive). ❄️ Experience Fundy National Park's winter activities, including camping, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, tobogganing and more.
Waterfowl, wildlife, boardwalks, and more than 3 km (1.86 mi.) of trails brings you into the heart of nature. Stunningly beautiful marshes and wetlands connected to the real adventure of experiencing outdoors.
The Fundy Trail Parkway opens up previously unreachable areas of the Bay of Fundy coastline and panoramic views. The 19 km (11.8 miles) trail begins just outside of St. Martins, New Brunswick and is less than an hour’s drive from Saint John or Sussex on Route 111.
This 121-ha (299-acre) park in Moncton’s north end offers something for nature lovers of all ages. Featuring wide, accessible trails and more rustic trails, it is a haven for runners, walkers, cyclists, cross-country skiers and skaters.
Open 12 months a year, rain, snow or shine, USVA is a unique experience that will immerse you in a world of pure relaxation, only 10 minutes from downtown Moncton! 🔸 Whether you are looking for a relaxing moment, a refreshing dip, a good time alone, with your partner or with friends, allow yourself to discover the USVA experience!
Home to the warmest salt water in Canada, Parlee Beach is supervised, equipped with change houses, showers, recreations abounds and restaurant serving up local dishes.
Offering 5 km (3.11 mi.) of multi-use trails, this park offers floral displays, benches and the Celtic Cross monument. The trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail system. Portions of the Riverfront Park trail are groomed for winter running. Other points of interest include Bore Park, Settlers Green, Hal Betts Sportsplex, and the Treitz Haus Visitor Information Centre.
Golden sand dunes, estuaries brimming with life, warm ocean beaches, Mi’gmaq and Acadian culture, the starry spectacle of a Dark Sky Preserve and snowbound winter activities weave together the compelling tapestry of Kouchibouguac National Park. ❄️ In the winter, the park offers snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, fat biking, tobogganing, primitive winter camping, groomed walking trails and more.
Did you know that there are more than 50 art murals on buildings throughout Moncton and the region? Through the work of Festival Inspire, local artists and artists from around the world have created masterpieces that have transformed Moncton into a spectacular outdoor art gallery, now yours to discover!
Groomed cross-country ski trails and snowsoeing trails are available in the winter at this beautiful 890-ha (2,200-acre) nature park. Canoeing, hiking and bird watching are some of the activities enjoyed in the summer at Irishtown Nature Park.
The Country Meadows course was designed by PGA of Canada Life Member Doug Sullivan who has operated this complete, friendly, affordable golf facility just north of Moncton since its opening.
Since opening its fairways to the world on July 1, 2005, Fox Creek Golf Club has consistently impressed golfers from around the world. Golfers are amazed at the beauty and the high level of conditioning Course Superintendent Pascal Richard and his crew achieve. Fox Creek has become a must-see destination, hosting the likes of premiers, prime ministers, hockey legends and PGA stars with the Maritime hospitality guests and members have grown to expect and love.
Challenge yourself to this par-70 course, nestled in the Dickson Brook Valley. This beautiful 9-hole golf course was designed by Stanley Thompson.
Maplewood is a par 72 course that allows you to use every club in your bag. Our tee-to-green irrigation maintains lush conditions all season long.
Nestled in the gentle rolling hills of the Petitcodiac Valley, the local golfing fraternity often considers this course to be the “gem” 18 hole course in the Greater Moncton area. A pleasant and friendly “down home” atmosphere, coupled with a spectacular and challenging 18 hole layout, Petitcodiac Valley is sure to meet your golfing expectations.
Welcome to the one and only 36 holes golf course in New Brunswick! Since our course is home to two 18 holes courses, you can be sure to find a golf experience to match your skill level.
Royal Oaks Golf Club was the first Canadian course designed by US Open architect Rees Jones, “The Open Doctor”, and built to US Open specifications. Royal Oaks opened in July 2000 to rave reviews for the outstanding golf experience provided. It is one of the most beautiful public courses in New Brunswick. Located in the hub of the Maritimes, it is only 10 minutes from the Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport and minutes from downtown Moncton. An 18-hole, par-72 links style golf club, measuring 7,103 yards from championship tees, Royal Oaks Golf Club is an award-winning practice and teaching facility. The Royal Oaks Clubhouse is a large event facility with all the amenities for tournaments, weddings, corporate events and any special occasion.
Mountain Woods Golf Club is a challenging, picturesque and friendly, tree-lined golf course with rolling terrain and numerous water hazards. Players can enjoy a great meal in the club's canteen after their round. The golf club also offers two putting greens, a short game practice area and a large double-ended driving range. Located just off the Trans Canada Highway at Exit #450, minutes from the Magnetic Hill Zoo, the Magic Mountain Water Park and Casino New Brunswick.
Located in Berry Mills, on the outskirts of Moncton, Stonehurst Campground, Golf Course and Driving Range offers an 18-hole executive Par 3 golf course and a driving range.
Lakeside Golf and Country Club, located on the Old Shediac Road, five miles from downtown Moncton, proved to be the dream of a lifetime for one man and a way of life for another. Dr L.H. Price was the man who dreamed of establishing a golf course on property he owned at Lakeside. Cecile Peak later established the Lakeside way of life. Both men, so different in many ways, had the same goal - to provide golfers and would-be golfers with a popular golf course.
