Guide to National Parks in New Brunswick: What to See, Practical Information, and Local Tips
New Brunswick is home to two distinct Parks Canada sites: Fundy National Park on the southeast coast, where the Bay of Fundy creates the world’s highest tides, and Kouchibouguac National Park on the northeastern shore, offering 25 kilometers of pristine barrier islands and salt marshes. Both parks welcome visitors year-round, though each delivers a completely different Atlantic Canadian experience.
If you’re searching for national parks in New Brunswick, you’re likely planning a Maritime road trip and wondering which park fits your itinerary. The choice comes down to what you want to explore. Fundy pulls you in …
