Activities

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 …

Canada’s national parks are free to visit from June 19 to September 7, 2026, and the same program offers 25% off camping and overnight stays at Parks Canada facilities during this period. No pass is required. The free admission applies to every national park, national historic site, and national marine conservation area operated by Parks Canada across the country, making this summer an exceptional opportunity for forest campers and backcountry explorers to experience landscapes that normally carry entry fees.
This summer-long program opens doors to some of Canada’s most stunning wilderness camping destinations. Picture …