Why go
New Brunswick combines the highest tides in the world, acadian culture, rivers and relaxed coastal roads. The compact province is comparatively pleasant for large teams.
At a glance
Category | Information
Capital | Fredericton
Ideal overall duration | 2–3 weeks
Best time to visit | June–October
Fifth-wheel access | Check your vehicle, specific campsite and approach road.
Boondocking | possible on Crown Land, but carefully check access
Our route
Fredericton → Saint John → St. Andrews → Fundy Coast → Moncton & Hopewell Rocks → Kouchibouguac & Acadian Coast → Mount Carleton
Boondocking strategy
Assessment: possible on Crown Land, but check access closely.
Crown Land Corridors in the North
Appalachian Outpost outside protected areas
Forest roads only by map and access test
Planned service hubs:
Fredericton
Saint John
Moncton
Miramichi
Edmundston
Practical tips
Tidal tides determine many experiences.
Book coastal places in high season early.
French and English change depending on the region.
Our recommendation
Do not plan this region as a passage. Choose few bases, complete care and use free nights only where land status, access and security clearly fit.