Gagetown
Open: Year-Round

For nearly 50 years, Greig Pottery has been shaping timeless pieces inspired by the serene Saint John River and Gagetown’s lush apple orchards. Known for its signature apple motif and evolving palette of natural patterns and colours, this riverside pottery studio is a must-visit for lovers of handmade craftsmanship. Whether you're a collector or simply appreciate the beauty of everyday art, Greig Pottery is a place where tradition, creativity, and the warmth of New Brunswick come together.

Mactaquac
Open: Year-round

Located along the scenic Saint John River, Mactaquac Provincial Park is a sprawling 1,300-acre outdoor haven perfect for year-round adventure in New Brunswick. Explore wooded trails through peaceful forests and the beaver pond nature reserve. Cool off in the park’s freshwater beaches, or tee off at the beautiful Mactaquac Golf Course.

Fredericton
Open: Year-round

Wander through 53 acres of curated gardens, forest trails, and wildflower meadows at the Fredericton Botanic Garden.  Located at the edge of Odell Park, it’s the perfect place for a peaceful stroll, birdwatching, or soaking up the sights and scents of nature in the heart of the city. Ideal for families, photographers, and outdoor lovers.

Fredericton
Open: Spring-Fall

Explore the land with Wabanaki Tree Spirit Tours in Fredericton. These guided medicine walks share traditional Wabanaki knowledge about medicinal plants, edible mushrooms, wild foods, and ancestral stories. Add-on experiences include hands-on dream catcher workshops and a delicious Indigenous culinary experience featuring Three Sisters Soup and Acorn Bread. Whether you’re a local or visitor, this immersive cultural journey invites connection, reflection, and appreciation for Wabanaki heritage and values.

Hoyt
Open: Year-round

Nestled in New Brunswick’s scenic River Valley, Brigadoon Fiber Farm is a cozy rural escape where alpacas and heritage sheep roam. Visitors can tour the farm, shop the boutique, and discover luxurious eco-friendly fiber products—from hand-spun yarn and woven apparel to roving and artisanal gifts. With hands-on classes in felting, knitting, and fiber prep, it's the perfect day trip for slow fashion lovers and curious creatives alike. Meet the animals, learn something new, and take home a one-of-a-kind piece of rural New Brunswick.

Fredericton
Open: Year-round

Discover The Artisan District, a boutique gallery in downtown Fredericton featuring over 60 local Maritime artists. Explore handmade treasures crafted in clay, wood, glass, textile, visual art, and fine jewelry. Whether you're shopping for one-of-a-kind gifts, home décor, or locally made souvenirs, this vibrant artisan store offers something special for every taste. Celebrate Atlantic Canadian creativity while supporting local makers at one of Fredericton’s top spots for unique, handcrafted items and fine art.

Oromocto
Open: Year-Round

Step into Dog Eared Books, Oromocto’s charming used bookstore where stories are reborn and magic awaits. Discover gently loved books, fresh titles from local authors, artisan creations, healing crystals, and tarot readings—all in one cozy, welcoming space. Whether you're seeking your next great read or a touch of the mystical, every visit offers something new to uncover.

Hainesville
Open: Year-Round 

Home to Atlantic Canada’s most thrilling slopes, Crabbe Mountain offers  32 trails ranging from beginner-friendly to expert-levels. In addition to being a premier destination for skiing and snowboarding, freestyle skiers can explore dynamic terrain parks, while Nordic enthusiasts enjoy scenic cross-country and backcountry trails. In warmer months, Crabbe offers exhilarating mountain biking and trail access for hikers and adventurers. Snowmobiling and snowshoeing round out this four-season destination in the heart of New Brunswick wilderness.

Prince William
Open:Summer-Fall

Discover Kings Landing, a 300-acre open-air museum that brings 19th-century New Brunswick to life. Explore over 70 historic buildings, interact with costumed characters, and meet heritage farm animals along the scenic Saint John River. With more than 90,000 artefacts, immersive exhibits, hands-on workshops, summer camps, and authentic culinary experiences, Kings Landing offers a rich and engaging journey into the past. Perfect for families, history lovers, and curious minds of all ages.

Florenceville-Bristol
Open: Year-Round

Discover a stay as charming as the Saint John River itself. Shamrock Suites offers boutique-style elegance in a fully modernized 19th-century home, complete with ensuite rooms, hotel-style amenities, and shared kitchen and laundry. For a whimsical twist, sleep in a refurbished vintage rail car at the Shogomoc Railway Site. With cozy beds, private bathrooms, and nostalgic décor, the Shamrock Train Suites are a one-of-a-kind experience. Whether you're here for work or a romantic escape, this is your home away from home.

Magaguadavic
Open: Year-Round

Escape to pure lakeside luxury at Off Grid Ales' OG Domes, nestled on tranquil Magaguadavic Lake. These spa-inspired, eco-friendly domes are designed for adults seeking total relaxation and adventure in the great New Brunswick outdoors. Each private dome features a saltwater hot tub, plush queen bed, ensuite bath, kitchenette, and BBQ—perfect for a romantic retreat. Whether stargazing from your terrace or exploring the lake, OG Domes offer the ultimate recharge.

Juniper Station
Open:Year-Round

Tucked away on the banks of Clearwater Brook, Rusty Lantern Cabins is a four-season haven for outdoor lovers. Whether you're into snowmobiling, ATVing, fishing, canoeing, or just craving a peaceful escape, this 17-acre wilderness retreat has you covered. Stay in cozy, fully equipped two-bedroom cabins with WiFi, A/C, and satellite TV—or opt for a budget-friendly motel-style room. With on-site guiding available and direct access to trails and waterways, it’s the perfect basecamp for nature-fueled adventures and memory-making moments.

Bear Island
Open:Year-round

Looking for a luxury glamping escape with serious wow factor? Nestled on 11 acres of private woodland along the Saint John River, Bear Island Kingdome offers the ultimate unplugged getaway. Sleep under the stars in stunning domes and fill your days with outdoor adventure—kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, swimming, or simply lounging by the lake. Just a short drive to ski hills, a championship golf course, and TreeGO adventures, this spot blends peaceful vibes with unforgettable experiences. 

Florenceville-Bristol
Open: Year-Round

Discover a dining experience that blends small-town charm with big-city culinary flair at On The Boardwalk Café & Wine. Set along the scenic Saint John River, this cozy café and wine bar is perfect for a relaxing lunch, a romantic dinner, or a celebratory gathering. Enjoy locally inspired, globally influenced dishes, a curated wine list, and warm Maritime hospitality in an inviting, waterfront setting. Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for a special escape, this gem in Florenceville-Bristol offers a taste of elegance with every visit.

Fredericton
Open: Year-Round

Step into a warm, inviting café where French pastry perfection meets Korean-inspired elegance. At Boulangerie Seoul, everything is made fresh daily—from buttery croissants and flaky danishes to decadent cakes and seasonal treats. Pair your favourite pastry with a rich coffee or specialty drink and enjoy a moment of indulgence in one of Fredericton’s most charming bakery cafés. Whether you’re craving something sweet, savoury, or simply relaxing vibes, this hidden gem promises a delicious escape from the everyday.

Fredericton
Open: Year-Round

Located in the iconic Picaroons Roundhouse on Fredericton’s scenic northside, 540 North serves up fast-casual comfort food with bold local flavour. Just steps from the Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge, it’s the perfect pitstop after a riverside stroll. Grab a bite from the takeout counter—think hearty favourites and regional twists—and wash it down with a cold craft beer from Picaroons, one of New Brunswick’s most beloved breweries. It’s where good eats and legendary brews come together on the banks of the Saint John River.

Nackawic
Open: Year-Round

Nestled along the Saint John River, just minutes from the Trans-Canada Highway, Big Axe Brewery is a rustic, log-style craft brewery known for small-batch beer made with pure well water and locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy their award-winning brews in a cozy saloon atmosphere or arrive by ATV, snowmobile, or boat at their private dock. Named after the nearby World’s Largest Axe landmark, this welcoming spot is a must-visit for beer lovers exploring New Brunswick’s scenic river routes. Great beer, great vibes, unforgettable experience.

Dumfries
Open: Spring 

Celebrate New Brunswick’s maple syrup season at Dumfries Maples, just 35 minutes from Fredericton. This scenic Saint John River Valley sugarbush offers a warm, family-run experience with maple taffy on snow, a hearty pancake breakfast, and guided walks or snowshoeing through the woods. Watch sap boil into golden syrup and take home sweet treats like maple butter and candy. The cedar log cookhouse and breathtaking views make this a top springtime destination for food lovers and families alike. Taste tradition at this fourth-generation maple syrup farm.

Stanley
Open: Summer-Fall

Hike to New Brunswick’s tallest waterfall on the breathtaking Fall Brook Falls Trail near Boiestown. This 1.4 km moderate hike winds through lush forest, following Fall Brook Stream into a dramatic ravine. Ideal for nature lovers and photographers, this hidden gem is one of the province’s top waterfall hikes.

Mactaquac
Open: Summer

Get ready for a fun and educational outdoor adventure at Mactaquac Provincial Park! Just 30 minutes from Fredericton, this immersive nature experience includes a treasure hunt where kids can spot beaver-cut trees, “witches’ brooms,” ducks, and more.

Minto
Open: Summer

Step into Canada’s past at the New Brunswick Internment Camp Museum in Minto. Open in summer, this immersive museum showcases nearly 600 artifacts and compelling stories from Camp B/70, once home to civilian internees during WWII. Wander through exhibits and a mural-lined hallway that recreates the feel of life behind barbed wire. Just outside town, a self-guided trail leads you through remnants of the original camp — from concrete foundations to the base of a towering water tower. A must-visit for history buffs and curious explorers alike.

Florenceville-Bristol
Open: Year-Round

Immerse yourself in the vibrant arts scene at the Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery in Florenceville-Bristol. This professional, non-profit gallery features rotating exhibitions showcasing contemporary and historical works by regional and national artists. Explore unique shows, join artist-led workshops at the River Art Centre, and experience hands-on creativity through studio spaces and the newly added clay studio. Whether you're an art lover or curious visitor, this rural gallery is a must-see stop along New Brunswick’s cultural trail.

McAdam
Open: Summer

Visit the McAdam Railway Station, a stunning National and Provincial Historic Site that brings Canada’s golden age of rail to life. This beautifully restored station offers immersive guided tours, special events, and even legendary railway-inspired meals. As a working museum and visitor information centre, it’s a must-see stop for history buffs and curious travellers alike. Whether you’re exploring the past or simply soaking in the grandeur of its iconic architecture, McAdam Station is worth the journey.

Hartland
Open: Year-round

Discover the charm of the world’s longest covered bridge in Hartland, New Brunswick! Spanning nearly 400 metres across the scenic Saint John River, this picture-perfect landmark is a dream stop for road trippers, photographers, and anyone exploring the province. Walk or drive through the fully enclosed bridge, enjoy riverside views, and snap the ultimate Maritime photo. This iconic bridge combines natural beauty, architectural wonder, and small-town charm—all in one unforgettable stop on your New Brunswick adventure.

Fredericton
Open: Year-round

Step inside Aitkens Pewter and watch artistry come to life! Since 1972, this Fredericton gem has handcrafted stunning pewter treasures—from elegant jewelry to heirloom-worthy home décor. Tour the working studio to see molten metal transformed into timeless pieces by skilled artisans. With every handcrafted item, you’ll feel the legacy of over 50 years of craftsmanship—an inspiring experience for all ages.

Florenceville-Bristol
Open: Fall

Get ready for a season of excitement at Hunter Brothers Farm! Zoom down giant slides, bounce on the jumping pillow, and tackle the epic corn maze packed with hidden trivia. With zip lines, pedal carts, and farmyard fun galore, it’s the ultimate fall family adventure. Don’t miss your chance to make memories in the crisp autumn air!

Minto
Open: Year-round

From fat-tire biking in the snow to fast-flowing singletrack in the sun, Minto delivers four seasons of trail adventure. This former coal mining town has been reimagined as a mountain biking paradise, with over 40 km of dynamic trails that wind through dramatic ridges, ravines, and lakes left behind by centuries of mining. Whether you’re carving snowy paths in winter or chasing dirt in spring, summer, or fall, Mountain Bike Minto offers some of the most unique and scenic riding in Eastern Canada.