Climb aboard for an unforgettable stay in Station Side Caboose, a lovingly restored 1913 caboose beside the iconic McAdam Railway Station in McAdam, New Brunswick. Blending Canadian railway heritage with modern comfort, this one-of-a-kind getaway invites you to experience the village’s rich railway story while relaxing in a setting unlike anywhere else. The gentle rumble of an occasional passing train is a peaceful reminder of the history that surrounds you.
Read MoreRailway Pie has been drawing people to McAdam for more than a century, but the real story is about far more than dessert. Discover how a famous pie tradition, one of Canada’s most remarkable historic railway stations, and a passionate community of volunteers have come together to create one of New Brunswick’s most memorable visitor experiences.
Read MoreDiscover the Kings County Quilt Barn Tour in New Brunswick. Explore 24 colourful barn quilts, scenic backroads, local shops, and hidden gems over a memorable two-day road trip.
Read MoreDiscover why Fundy-St. Martins deserves far more than a quick stop. This historic Bay of Fundy shipbuilding community is home to dramatic sea caves, the highest tides in the world, scenic coastal drives, welcoming places to stay, fresh seafood, fascinating history, vibrant festivals, and unforgettable adventures. I’ve gathered my favourite things to see, do, eat, and experience in this comprehensive travel guide.
Read MoreHold onto your hats and straighten your umbrellas—something practically perfect is drifting into Dorchester this July. Lady Smith Manor’s Summer Market returns with a whimsical Mary Poppins theme, artisan treasures, sweet treats, and magical surprises around every corner. Come along for a jolly holiday with Mary and experience one of New Brunswick’s most enchanting summer traditions.
Read MoreThere are places that help you see more. And then there are places that help you feel more. For two nights, Oasis of the Trees at Mangata Mactaquac became my woodland sanctuary—a place where towering pines, a babbling brook, crackling fires, and a private hot tub invited me to slow down and simply be. Nestled on 27 forested acres bordering Mactaquac Provincial Park, Mangata Mactaquac offers far more than a cabin stay. It’s a place where nature sets the pace, where guests return year after year, and where the simple act of sitting beside a stream can feel like exactly what your soul has been craving. Discover why so many visitors—from local staycationers to travellers from around the world—have fallen in love with this hidden New Brunswick retreat.
Read MoreDiscover winter in Fredericton, New Brunswick from FROSTival and outdoor skating to cozy cafés, sleigh rides, and winter getaways. Enjoy this slow, soulful winter guide to Freddy’s most magical season.
Read MoreWith twinkling lights, historic streets, and that unmistakable small-town magic, Fredericton, New Brunswick feels straight out of a Hallmark Christmas movie. Here, the holidays are warm and nostalgic — where historic inns glow with candlelight, downtown shops are dressed for the season, and time seems to slow in the best possible way. From a B&B that inspired a real Hallmark film, to sleigh rides, concerts, and cozy cafés, the city and surrounding region create a storybook holiday escape. If you’re dreaming of a festive getaway filled with simple joys, here are 12 magical reasons Fredericton delivers the wonder of Christmas.
Read MoreEvery autumn, the weekend after Thanksgiving, the seaside town of St. Andrews by-the-Sea hosts one of New Brunswick’s most anticipated events, the Indulge Food & Wine Festival. It’s a celebration of the province’s rich culinary heritage, where the best local chefs, winemakers, craft brewers, distillers, and food artisans come together to showcase the flavours that make this region shine.
Read MoreVintage in the Village in Gagetown, New Brunswick is a charming wine-tasting walk through historic homes and heritage sites, all in support of local history. With handcrafted pottery goblets, warm hospitality, and delicious pairings at every stop, it’s a fun-filled day brimming with flavour, connection, and community spirit. Tickets sell out fast, and once you experience it, you’ll understand why.
Read MoreA short ferry ride from mainland New Brunswick leads to Deer Island, a Bay of Fundy island where whales roam offshore, deer wander the roads, and every turn brings another coastal discovery. From Old Sow and sea kayaking to beaches, seafood, art galleries, and friendly locals, this guide shares the best things to see, do, eat, and experience on Deer Island.
Read MorePlanning a trip to the charming seaside town of St. Andrews by-the-Sea? While the well-loved iconic sights are definitely worth a visit, there’s something special about slowing down and discovering the places locals quietly love. From secret gardens and tucked-away shops to heritage hideaways, shaded patios and sunset views, here’s your guide to experiencing St. Andrews like you live here.
Read MoreStep into the stillness of an old growth forest with Wabanaki medicine keepers Cecelia Brooks and son Anthony, whose gentle guidance transforms a simple walk into something far more meaningful. Along the wooded trails of Fredericton’s Odell Park, they share deep-rooted knowledge of local plants and trees, how they nourish, heal and connect us to something greater.
Read MoreSearching for the perfect holiday escape? Saint John and the Towns by the Bay have everything you need to capture the magic of the season. Imagine sparkling lights, charming window displays, unique boutique shopping, heartwarming theatre productions, cozy rural markets, festive food and drink, and of course, visits with Santa, all wrapped up in a warm embrace of holiday cheer. There’s truly snow place like Saint John and the Towns by the Bay for the holidays to discover all the ways to make this season unforgettable.
Read MoreRossmount Inn is a culinary destination and boutique hotel just minutes from St. Andrews, New Brunswick. It’s where award-winning Chef Chris Aerni—one of Canada’s top chefs—creates world-class, market-fresh, local, and primarily organic cuisine. Since 2001, Chris and his wife Graziella have transformed the 18-room manor house and its 87-acre estate into a charming country inn with a restaurant & bar so popular it boasts one of Canada’s top ten waiting lists. Dining here is extraordinary —book a reservation and discover Chef Aerni’s culinary excellence firsthand.
Read MoreCampobello Island, New Brunswick, is a beloved Bay of Fundy escape where rugged coastlines, fascinating history, wildlife and quiet beaches invite you to slow down and explore. Walk out to the iconic Head Harbour Lightstation at low tide, wander the grounds and trails of Roosevelt Campobello International Park, watch for whales and porpoises, and discover the island’s local character along the way.
From lighthouses and beaches to sea glass, wildlife and unforgettable coastal views, Campobello offers plenty of reasons to stay awhile.
Read MoreWhales spouting offshore. Eagles soaring overhead. Sunsets that stop you in your tracks.
Tucked along the rugged coastline of Campobello Island, these oceanfront cottages offer one of the most magical stays in the Bay of Fundy. After visiting three times, I understand why guests return year after year.
Step inside Campobello Island Oceanfront Cottages and discover a coastal escape where wildlife, history, and unforgettable views await.
Read MoreThe grand 1904 Queen Anne style home that is Down East Comfort Bed and Breakfast in Miramichi, New Brunswick awaits your visit. Owners, Natasha and Larry Fulton serve good ol’ fashioned Maritime hospitality here. Feel welcomed like family and leave as friends. Step inside and enjoy a peaceful retreat. They go above and beyond to deliver excellence and have thought of every little thing to make your stay memorable.
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