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Salt & Fir 2020 Visitor Guide
How to Reach Us
Fundy National Park
8642 Highway # 114
Fundy National Park, NB E4H 4V2
Mailing Address:
Fundy National Park
P.O Box 1001
Alma, NB E4H 1B4
Tel: 506-887-6000
Fax: 506-887-6008
Email:
pc.fundy.pc@canada.ca
www.pc.gc.ca/fundy
Parks Canada Reservation Service
1-877-737-3783
www.reservation.pc.gc.ca
Welcome to Fundy National Park
Your Bay of Fundy adventure starts here!
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FundyNP Welcome to Fundy National Park, a special protected piece of Canada’s
coastal wilderness. Parks Canada manages sites in the Province of New
Brunswick that are, since time immemorial, the traditional territories of
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the Mi’kmaq, Wolastoqiyik, and Peskotomuhkati peoples.
This year, we are delighted to announce the opening of our newly
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rebuilt Amphitheatre. This modern outdoor theatre is the ideal venue for
enjoying our exciting programs including the 10th annual Rising Tide
Festival in late August which plays host to the best musical talent the East
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Coast has to offer.
Police, fire, ambulance: 911
Parks Canada visitor safety emergencies: After a year of work, the entirely new and ecologically sustainable
1-877-852-3100 Goose River Trail is now open. With its stunning views, this trail will
quickly be recognized as one of Atlantic Canada’s premium coastal hiking
Medical Centres and Services and biking experiences. Also, trail lovers of all types will delight in the
First Aid: visit any campground kiosk or endless networks of multi-use trails in the Chignecto Recreation Area.
visitor centre Fundy has a long history of success in endangered species conservation.
Tele-care (free confidential health advice) As a result, biologists counted more adult salmon returning to our rivers
1-800-244-8353 in 2018 than have been seen in 29 years. So, while you hike along the
Albert County Health and Wellness Centre beautiful clear rivers, don’t forget to look for salmon along the way, you
(506) 882-3100 just may see this endangered icon in real life! You should also check out
Sussex Health Centre the new wild flower gardens across from the Headquarters Visitor Centre.
(506) 432-3100 These “Pollinator Gardens” host native plants that help species-at-risk
Pharmacy, Riverside-Albert such as the Yellow-Banded Bumblebee and the Monarch Butterfly. To
(506) 882-2226 learn more about these programs or to get involved, continue reading this
guide, stop-by our visitor centres and chat with our friendly staff, or look
us up and follow us on social media.
As you explore the park this summer, you may also notice some
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construction activity. We thank you for your patience and cooperation
as we complete many exciting improvements to our facilities to further
improve your experience. Finally, as announced last year, youth aged 17
and under are able to enter Parks Canada places for free! There is no
better time to create lasting memories with the whole family.
We wish you a safe and enjoyable visit!
Julie M. LeBlanc
Field Unit Superintendent, New Brunswick South Field Unit,
Parks Canada
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COVID-19
Please check
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for updates
Parks Canada is following the advice of places and times. Also, please be cautious and
public health experts and taking steps to avoid risky activities. Respect closures and
support Canada’s efforts to limit the spread of restrictions. Bring, hygiene supplies, water,
COVID-19. We are putting in place measures provisions and equipment as some facilities
to reduce risks to visitors, employees, and may be closed. This is a great time to explore
other users of Parks Canada spaces. natural and cultural treasures close to home.
Plan ahead Avoid touching hard surfaces. Carry
disinfectant, wipes, and toilet paper and cover
Visiting the Parks Canada website and social
picnic tables.
media channels to get up to date information
about what you can expect during your visit. Let others know of your intention to pass.
Signal others using your voice or a bell.
Download or print maps and other visitor
Remember to be kind and considerate of
information ahead of time; purchase the
others. Yield to oncoming users where space
Parks Canada Discovery Pass on line; pack
is narrow. Let others move out of bridges,
extra hygiene supplies such as hand sanitizer,
platforms and other narrow spaces before
wipes, toilet paper, and a table cloth; and
entering.
bring your own water and food.
Call (506) 887-6000 to purchase your Fundy Pack in and pack out. Keep our places clean,
National Park pass. pick up your litter and dispose of it by using
appropriate garbage containers or take your
Visitors are always responsible for their own
waste home.
safety while visiting parks and sites. Search
and rescue services may be limited at this Step off trails to let others pass where
time. If you choose to access trails, please possible. But please try to avoid stepping on
obey all signage and closures. vegetation and stay on trails unless letting
others pass.
Outdoor Etiquette
Slow down on trails. Speed increases user
Practice physical distancing and hygiene rules
conflicts and risks of injuries. Adjust your
during the COVID-19 pandemic while visiting
distance from others based on their speed to
Parks Canada places. Follow public health
maintain physical distancing.
authorities’ guidance for your area, including
travel advisories Be respectful of others. Keep prescribed
distance while lining up and respect the
Plan ahead, prepare, and adjust your plans.
maximum use capacity in facilities.
Avoid popular destinations and high use
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forested trails for family outings to exciting ravines required and can be obtained from most vistor facilities.
where you can challenge your friends. Trails that are used for
cycling are shared with hikers so please yield to pedestrians Paddling
when travelling these trails. Don’t forget your helmet. Experience the park from a different perspective by paddling
the shores of our tranquil lakes or the rugged Bay of Fundy
Golfing coast. Visit our outfitter or local kayak guides for rentals or
Nestled in the Dickson Brook Valley, Fundy’s beautiful 9-hole guided tours. Bennett and Wolfe lakes are open for paddling
course was designed by renowned golf course architect Stanley (non-motorised boating only).
Thompson. Challenge yourself to this par 70 course: fun for
novice and experienced golfers alike. Book a tee time at (506)
887-2970 or simply drop in at the Pro Shop, near the first hole.
Golf carts are available.
Swimming
Dive into our newly renovated, solar-heated
saltwater pool. Located off the Point Wolfe
Road, the pool now features a wading
area and splash zone. Bennett and Wolfe
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Bird Watching
From rocky shorelines to mixed forests to bogs and meadows,
the diverse habitats of Fundy support a large variety of bird life.
Grab your binoculars and pick up an official bird checklist at any
visitor facility.
Winter wonderland
Fundy National Park is a great spot for a winter snowshoe, ski
or even fatbike. Spend the night cozied up in a yurt or oTENTik.
For the more adventurous, venture out for a night in a rustic
cabin.
Village of Alma
In the quaint Village of Alma, you’ll find everything you need to
explore and experience the Fundy way of life through maritime
hospitality, music, food, and art!
Geocaching
Ready for a treasure hunt? Use a GPS to find hidden containers
known as caches or geocaches. To uncover Fundy’s geocaches
find the coordinates at www.geocaching.com.
If you do not own a GPS device, the Friends of Fundy rent
GPS units at their boutique located at the Visitor Reception
Centre.
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Experiences with Park
Interpreters and Local Guides
Fundy National Park’s interpreters and local partners are
passionate about sharing their knowledge and love for this
special place. Come and discover one of the many adventures
they have prepared for you.
Incredible Edible Ocean
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Bay of Fundy! Fire up the campfire and savour your new found
knowledge. (This activity requires an additional fee.) Molly Kool Kitchen Parties
You are invited to a family friendly
kitchen party full of songs, stories
Guided Beach Explorations and dancing. Born and raised in the
Come explore the bottom of the sea. Experience the expanse of the Village of Alma, Molly Kool was North
towering tides of the Bay of Fundy and meet unusual creatures. Discover America’s first female sea captain.
a whole new world beneath your feet as you explore the ocean floor. Joins us for an entertaining and
engaging evening to discover the story
Indigenous Experiences of this fascinating person and this
From traditional arts & crafts to captivating place!
sharing the rich oral history through
storytelling, join our interpreters
and Indigenous partners
throughout the season to learn
more on the culture and heritage
of the Indigenous Peoples of
New Brunswick and areas
around the Bay of Fundy.
Campfire Programs
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stories, laughter and a cheery Through stories, music and threatre our
blaze. Don’t forget a mug nightly programs will help you uncover
for something warm! Fundy’s Many secrets.
Fundy National Park offers countless opportunities to
experience and appreciate the natural world. The 2020
International Year of Plant Health celebrates plants and their
importance in supporting healthy ecosystems. During your
adventures, be sure to check out the newly established pollinator
garden, located across from the Headquarters Visitor Centre. The
garden is planted with a number of species all naturally from the
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Exhibits
Have a few minutes?
Kids’ Top Ten
Our interpreters are often 1) Become a Parks Canada Xplorer.
stationed throughout the
park with fascinating Fundy 2) Try to spot the loons at Wolfe Lake!
facts and stories to share. If you’re lucky, you might get to hear
their amazing call.
3) Let loose at the natural playground
4) Test your skills on the Pumptrack in
the Chignecto Recreation Area.
iNaturalist BioBlitz
Discover some of Fundy’s most
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7) Count the steps on the Herring Cove
family! Includes an intro to a Beach Trail.
great “app” for adding your
own observations, wherever 8) Find a red chair.
Dark Sky Discovery
your travels may take you.
When the sun sets, the sky 9) Hit the beach.
comes alive! Designated a
Dark Sky Preserve, the park 10) Join Parka and Chirp on a photo
is home to some of the darkest scavenger hunt to explore Parks
skies in Canada. Join our Canada places.
interpreters for a guided tour
of the night sky.
(6 to 11 years old)
Discover and explore! Get your Fundy Xplorers booklet
at the Visitor Centre and begin your journey through
Fundy National Park.
Natural Playground
Check out our natural playground and playing fields where
you can play, run, jump, or fly a kite in the breezes that blow
off the bay! You can also play soccer, tennis or lawn bowling.
The Golf Pro Shop has tennis and lawn bowling equipment
for rent.
Club Parka
(6 years old and younger)
Explore, discover, learn and have
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fun with Parka! Get your booklet at the
Visitor Centre. It includes self-guided
activities and Parka’s story. Complete
the booklet and obtain a reward.
For detailed programming of all
activities, pick up a schedule at the (6 years old and younger)
Visitor Centre, a park kiosk or you can check Join Parka and Chirp on a photo scavenger hunt to explore
park bulletin boards. Please note: Some activities Fundy National Park. Download the app and complete the
have participation fees. Please enquire at the mission. (This free app for smart phones is available in Apple
Visitor Reception Centre to learn more. Store and Google Play).
Festivals and Events
Parks Canada works with groups from throughout the region
to bring together festivals, exhibits, competitions, and events
that showcase the very best of Fundy. Be sure to watch for
event listings posted on bulletin boards throughout the Park
and available at Visitor Reception Centres and kiosks. This year,
our festivals and events have been modified and adapted with
respect to the guidence of public health authorities.
For up-to-date information, check out our list of events:
www.pc.gc.ca/fnp-events.
Fundy’s 70th
June 6, 2020 Birthday
International Trails Day July 29, 2020
June 21, 2020 Join the party and
National Indigenous Peoples Day help us celebrate this
June 21 – July 1, 2020 special occasion
Canada Day Weekend and
Alma Celebration Days
Sunday Nights (July and August)
Sounds of Summer (Outdoor Concert Series)
August 1 - 2, 2020
Fundy All-nations Pow Wow
August 14 –16, 2020
Rising Tide Festival –11th Annual
August 15, 2020
National Acadian Day
Fundy National Park has recently installed a
new “Fire Danger Rating” sign at the western
September 5 - 6, 2020
Fundy Kite Days
entrance of the park. The fire danger level (i.e.
Low, Moderate, High, Very High, or Extreme)
September 12- 13, 2020 is based on locally gathered fire weather data.
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At Fundy National Park, weather data are
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checked each day and the danger level is updated
October 9 - 12 , 2020 accordingly. Due to the parks close proximity to
Fundy Thanksgiving Weekend
the Bay of Fundy, fire danger ratings are often
October 23 - 24, 2020 lower than in other parts of the province. Camp
Haunted Hike fire restrictions may occur at the “Very High”
December 18, 2020 level and visitors can consult park staff or the
Christmas Bird Count website for more information.
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Trails
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Whether by bicycle or on foot, our trails provide you
with access to Fundy National Park’s most amazing
places; plunging waterfalls, secluded beaches and
breathtaking coastal cliffs. With over 100 km of
trails ranging from short, accessible boardwalks
to multi-day adventures, you will find a trail that
is just right for you!
Easy Family-friendly trails that are suitable for all Trail Make the most of your experience! Pick a trail
visitors. tips! that best matches your interests, abilities, and
experience.
Moderate Medium-length trails with moderate elevation
gain and some short, steep sections. Suitable • Hike with friends. If you are alone, tell someone where
for most visitors. you are going and when you’ll be back.
• Be careful not to disturb wildlife and their habitats.
Difficult Longer trails with long, steep sections that are • Stay on the trail at all times.
suitable for visitors who have trail experience • Check the weather.
and are prepared. • Dress appropriately. Coastal breezes can be cool even
when the forests are warm.
• Take along food and water.
Key to Trail Symbols • Wear footwear with good traction and support.
• Leave plants and other natural objects for others to
Backcountry Camping Mountain Biking enjoy.
Beach Access River Crossing • Please carry out all garbage, yours and any you may find
on the trail.
Hiking Universal Access
• CAUTION: Cell phone coverage is not available
Interpretive Exhibit Washroom at trail everywhere in the park.
head • For more tips, check out: Get Informed + Go Outdoors,
Lookout
Waterfall www.adventuresmart.ca
(TransCanada Trail)
Drinking water: Assume all surface water is unfit to drink
unless treated properly.
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Multi-day hiking experiences
Looking for a more challenging adventure in and around
Fundy National Park? Try one of our multi-day hiking
experiences!
The Fund Circuit connects 48-kilometers of trails to
form a loop within Fundy National Park. Discover
Looking for more trails river valleys, lakes, coastal forests and beaches.
to explore? Check out
the newly revitalized The Dobson Trail is a continuous footpath through
Chignecto Recreation upland wilderness stretching 58 km from the
Area on page 13. northern boundary of Fundy National Park to
Riverview, near the City of Moncton.
The Fundy Footpath is a continuous trail that follows the
Fundy coastline for 41 km from Goose River in Fundy
National Park to the Big Salmon River near St. Martins, NB.Fundy National Park Trail System *See additional trail information for the
Chignecto Recreation Area on page 13
TRAIL NAME (#) FEATURES DISTANCE / EST. TIME SPECIAL FEATURES
Alma Beach (10) 100 metres, 10 min. Beach access. Tidal viewing point.
Caribou Plain (11) 2.1 km loop, 1 - 1.5 hrs. Carnivorous bog plants. Beaver ponds.
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MacLaren Pond (1) 0.4 km loop, 15 min. Indigenous medicine trail. Frogs and beavers.
Shiphaven (13) 1 km return trip, 30 min. Magnificent estuary views. Covered bridge.
Black Horse (17) 4.4 km loop, 1.5 - 2 hrs Former homestead foundations. View of Bay.
Coppermine (6) 5.2 km loop, 1.5-2 hrs Old mine site. Great coastal views.
Dickson Falls (14) 1.5 km loop, 30 - 45 min. Boardwalk and stairs. Tumbling cascades.
Dobson Link (23) 2.6 km one way, 1 - 1.5 hrs Forest fire regeneration.
East Branch (2) 5.6 km loop, 2-2.5 hrs Giant birch and spruce. Old logging dam.
MODERATE
Herring Cove Beach (15) 1.0 km return trip, 30 min Beach access. Stairs
Kinnie Brook (3) 2.8 km return trip, 1.5 hrs Steep walled valley. Disappearing stream.
Laverty Falls (24) 2.5 km one way, 1 - 1.5 hrs Curtain waterfall. Swimming hole.
Maple Grove (18) 4.5 km one way, 1.5 - 2 hrs Open hardwood forest. Beautiful fall colours.
Matthews Head (4) 4.5 km loop, 1.5 - 2 hrs Great coastal views. Sea stack.
Point Wolfe Beach (16) 1 km return trip, 30 min Beach access. Towering red spruce.
Tracey Lake (25) 7 km one way, 2.5-3 hrs Trail can be wet. Moose and pitcher plants.
Bennett Brook (19) 13 km return trip, 5 - 6 hrs Dam and fishway. Steep switchback climbs.
Black Hole (20) 5.5 km one way, 2 hrs Salmon pools. Steep descent to river.
Coastal East (7) 3 km one way, 2 hrs Ridge top views. Fern glades, lush forests.
Coastal West (8) 6.7 km one way, 2.5 - 3 hrs Steep sections. Coastal views.
Foster Brook (26) 4.4 km one way, 1.5 - 2 hrs Shaded forest. Unique backcountry camping.
Goose River (9) 11.9 km one way, 3.5 - 4 hrs Spectacular backcountry camping.
DIFFICULT
Marven Lake (21) 8.5 km one way, 2.5 - 3 hrs Home to trout, bullfrogs, moose and beaver.
Moosehorn (27) 4.5 km one way, 2 - 3 hrs Steep descent and return. Great picnicking.
The Forks (28) 3.2 km one way, 1.5 - 2 hrs Steep descent and return. Deep pools.
Third Vault Falls (5) 7.4 km return trip 3 - 4 hrs Park’s highest waterfall (16 m).
Tippen Lot North (29) 3 km one way, 1.5-2 hrs Beech grove.
Tippen Lot South (30) 1.85 km one way, 1.5 - 2 hrs Old beaver pond. Panoramic view of forest.
Upper Salmon River (31) 8.2 km one way, 3.5 - 4 hrs Salmon pools. Rapids and river crossing.
Whitetail (22) 5.2 km one way, 2 - 2.5 hrs Mountain biking. Several small brook crossings.
9Parking is available at the beginning of trails.
Emergency Services (Police, Fire, Ambulance): Dial 911
Trail System Park Wardens 1-877-852-3100
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Accessible Washroom Campfire Circle Gift Shop Mountain Biking Salt & Fir Centre
Accommodation Canoeing Golf oTENTik Swimming
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Beach Commercial Services Hiking Picnic Area Waterfall
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cardboard, glass etc. cooking grease, dairy products, other flammable containers are
household items like wipes, located at each campgroundHeadquarters Area
There’s something for the entire family in the
Headquarters area. Park your vehicle and explore
on foot. Take a stroll on Alma Beach or challenge
yourself on one of our many hiking trails. Check
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skill development loop commonly known as
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banks and turns. Excellent for learning the basics
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13Stay Overnight
Whether you prefer to camp
in a tent, in a trailer, travel to a
wilderness site or stay in one of our
cabins, yurts or oTENTiks, we have
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and biking trails, and playgrounds.
For those looking to experience Fundy National Park’s
Headquarters Campground wilderness, nothing beats a backcountry camping trip. Try
Within walking distance of the Village of Alma and the beach, camping at Goose River, Tracey Lake, Marven-Chambers
this campground offers great views of the Bay of Fundy and Lake, or Foster Brook. A backcountry permit is required for all
access to all the services and facilities in the headquarters area. overnight backcountry visits. Fees apply.
Point Wolfe Campground
Point Wolfe is in the heart of some of Fundy’s most spectacular Diversified Accommodations
coastal wilderness. (Note: vehicles longer than 7.5 m and
4.4 m high cannot cross the covered bridge) Rustic Cabins
From the vantage point of your private deck, soak in splendid
Lakeview Campground views of the Bay of Fundy and the Acadian Forest.
Formerly known as Wolfe Lake, this small secluded camp
ground will be undergoing upgrades during the 2020 season. Yurts
Please stay tuned for details on its availability. Experience Fundy like never before. A perfect blend of comfort
and outdoor adventure. Yurts are located in Headquarters
Cannontown Campground Campground.
Ideal for camper-style travellers! All sites are fully serviced.
The campground is conveniently located beside the golf course oTENTiks
and Salt & Fir Centre. Solar-heated salt water swimming pool Part tent, part cabin, our oTENTiks offer the ultimate hassle-
just a short walk away. free experience. oTENTiks are available in Chignecto North,
Headquarters, and Point Wolfe campgrounds.
Reserve your campsite! Ôasis
T. 1-877-RESERVE (737-3783) Looking for a cool place to stay? The Fundy Ôasis are
www.reservation.pc.gc.ca available in Point Wolfe and Lakeview campgrounds
(undergoing upgrades during the 2020 season).
Camping
Services
Headquarters
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© Parks Canada / A. MartinFacility Rentals
are available at Fundy National Park
for corporate events like team building,
conferences or award ceremonies
as well as for private functions like
weddings, birthdays or famility
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reunions.
We Rent
Equipment
OUTDOOR ELEMENTS is your official adventure
outfitter for Fundy National Park. Kayaks, canoes and
paddle boards are available for rent at Bennett Lake
as well as some basic accessories and convenience
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items for sale. Mountain bike rentals and repairs are
conveniently located near the new mountain bike
trails at the Chignecto Recreation Area. For day hikes
The Salt and or overnight backpacking excursions, backpacking
equipment & accessories are available for rent and for
Fir Centre sale.
An event venue on the edge of Feel free to contact us for more information:
the Fundy Coast’s wilderness (506) 433-3060 info@outdoorelements.ca
The Salt and Fir Centre is well suited www.outdoorelements.ca
for corporate events like team building,
conferences or award ceremonies as well as
for private functions like weddings, birthdays The Headquarters’ Outdoor Amphitheatre
or family reunions. is an ideal facility available for rent to hold your
The facility is fully accessible and comes ceremony. Your guests will be enchanted by the
equipped with 150 chairs, 25 folding tables, serene souroundings of Maclaren Pond. It is located
a projector, a drop-down projection screen within the walking distance from Cannontown
and a sound system. The space can be and Headquarters campgound. Ample parking is
arranged as a boardroom, a classroom, available at the bluff area. Pricing: $186.40 per half
a banquet or even theater style. day and $368.00 per day.
Stay overnight in the park by reserving
your campsite. There are also many private
accommodations in the local area: inns, bed
and breakfasts, motels, etc.
Pricing
• Half Day – $250.00 per half day
• Full Day - $400.00 per day
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• Park entrance fees apply for each guest
and are not included.
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Protecting Fundy
Check out how we are protecting Fundy National
Park’s wilderness!
at work to ensure the park’s ecosystems are thriving.
Sometimes this means taking actions to promote
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Bennett Lake to promote vegetation growth, making
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the site less desirable to Canada geese and reducing
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human wildlife conflicts, as well as installing coverings
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wildlife within it by not feeding the animals. Human
a few key things to determine if the
food can be harmful as animals that become used to
environment is doing well, or if there is
human interaction are more likely to cause conflict.
a particular condition needing more attention.
By staying on trails, you can help reduce the spread
of invasive plants, as they can be transported around
Measuring water quality helps us protect the inner Bay
of Fundy Atlantic salmon. the park as easily as on the bottom of your boot. These
pesky plants are not from around here and can cause
Recording when frogs start singing in the spring, helps
monitor seasonal change. harm to our ecosystems. While hiking, let us know if
you see any of these plants along your way!
Moose populations are studied to help
understand forest health.
Angelica sylvestris – Woodland angelica
Recovering the inner Bay of Fallopia japonica – Japanese knotweed
Fundy Atlantic salmon Frangula alnus – Glossy Buckthorn
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Your responsibility as a visitor:
We encourage you to enjoy all that the great
outdoors has to offer. Take the time to learn
about possible hazards that could affect your
visit and exercise good judgement.
Campfires
Campfires are only permitted in the fireplaces provided.
Do not gather twigs, leaves, or bark from the forest to
start your fire. They act as mulch and provide food for
plants. Make your own kindling from your firewood
which may be purchased at the campground where fires
are permitted.
Transportation of firewood is a common way for
invasive species to spread. Hidden under the bark
non-native, invasive species like brown spruce longhorn
beetle are moving across Canada. Fundy National Park
is asking visitors to not bring firewood into the park.
River crossings
Several trails in the park have river crossings. Water
Visitor Guidelines
levels are monitored and crossings are closed when
water levels are high and conditions are most Leave it for others to enjoy
hazardous. At these times, signs are posted at the Take nothing but photos and leave nothing but your
trailhead to indicate any closure. More information on footprints. Do not disturb or collect any plants, animals,
river crossings is available at the park’s visitor centres rocks, shells or artefacts. By complying with this regulation
and kiosks. If you are unsure about water conditions or you are helping to preserve Fundy’s beauty.
your ability to cross safely, don’t take a chance.
Crossing the river can be dangerous. You are not allowed to entice, pet or attempt to pet, harass,
or feed wild animals in National Parks.
Protect Yourself Against Ticks The use of ATVs, dirt bikes, or other off-road vehicles is not
Cover up: wear closed-toed shoes, long-sleeved shirts allowed.
and pants.
Spray: spray feet, ankles and legs with insect repellent. Alcohol and Cannabis
Self-check: daily self-checks of yourself, your family and Alcoholic beverages and cannabis must be confined to and
your pets can reduce the risk infection. If you find an consumed at your registered campsite. Consumption is not
attached tick, follow the Public Health Agency of authorized in public spaces such as day use areas,
Canada’s guidelines for prompt removal of the insect. playgrounds, trails and roads, shelters and
accommodations.
Swimming is unsupervised in rivers and lakes. For
supervised swimming please visit the heated saltwater Drones All Parks Canada places are ‘no drone
swimming pool. zones’ for recreational use. If you do not possess a permit
All food and garbage must be stored or disposed of in or special permission to fly your drone in a Parks Canada
bear-proof containers. In the backcountry, all food and place, please leave your drone at home.
garbage must be packed out.
Fishing in a National Park requires a national park
Forty-Five and Old Shepody roads are not maintained. fishing permit. Provincial licences do not apply. Fishing for
Using these may damage your vehicle. Stripped Bass is not allowed within the limits of Fundy
National Park. All rivers and their tributaries within Fundy
National Park are closed to fishing. It is your responsibility to
understand National Park Fishing Regulations while visiting
Fundy National Park.
Pets must be kept on a leash or in suitable
Emergencies confinement. Don’t leave your pet unattended. Wildlife,
weather, and an unfamiliar environment can be scary or
In the event of a lost person, forest fire, dangerous for your pet. Don’t allow your pet to chase any
aggressive animal, report illegal activities wild animal - it’s illegal and dangerous. Pets are not allowed
such as visitor disturbance, poaching, in some areas. Look for notices at trailheads and info
damage to ecosystems, wildlife disturbance centers to find out where these restrictions are. Remember
etc., call 1-877-852-3100. to clean up after your pet.
17The Friends
of Fundy
Fundy National Park’s Cooperating
Organization
Incorporated as The Fundy Guild in 1982, the Friends
of Fundy is a non-profit charitable organization that
works to increase public awareness and enjoyment
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of the natural and cultural heritage of the Fundy
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their projects and services are re-invested in park and
community-based initiatives.
PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS
The Friends of Fundy work collaboratively with Parks Canada
and local communities to deliver a range of projects and
programs, including the Molly Kool Heritage Centre, the Rising
Tide Festival, the Fundy Circuit ULTRA Trail Run, and the
Fundy All Nations Pow Wow.
Their partners include the UNESCO (United Nations CELEBRATE ALBERT COUNTY
Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) designated 175 WITH US!
Fundy Biosphere Reserve, the Fundy Salmon Recovery Team,
the Albert County Chamber of Commerce and the Albert Albert County 175 is a year long celebration of the rich
County Tourism Association. heritage and history of Albert County! In 1845 Albert County
was established by a proclamation signed
by Queen Victoria - when she was only
GIFT SHOPS 26 years old! Albert County, now home
to 30,000 people, includes Riverview
The Friends of Fundy operate two gift
and hugs the shores of the Petitcodiac
shops in Fundy National Park, Outpost
River to the Bay of Fundy and includes
East and Outpost West. The gift shops are
some of the most iconic treasures in New
your source for Fundy National Park/Parks
Brunswick - the beautiful Fundy National
Canada merchandise as well as a large
Park, the Hopewell Rocks, Cape Enrage and
selection of nature books, locally crafted Share your photos! inland areas stretching beyond Caledonia
jewellery and art, souvenirs, games and
Mountain in all directions. Learn more at
other “Fundy-inspired” gifts. info@fundyguild.ca AC175.ca!
www.fundyguild.ca
#friendsoffundy
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Friends of Fundy
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Watching animals in their native habitat can be a memorable part of your visit to
a national park. For your safety and theirs, never approach wild animals. Practice
patience, silence and treat them with respect. Don’t forget to appreciate the little
things! Fundy is home to small mammals, birds, frogs and even butterflies. Keep a c.
lookout for these spectacular creatures, too.
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Two-hundred eyes are better than two! Check in at one of Fundy National Park’s
visitor centres to report your wildlife sightings. Don’t forget to take pictures and
share with us on Facebook (fundyNP) or Twitter @FundyNP) or www.inaturalist.
org/projects/fundy-national-park.
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1. Canada Jay: A resident of coniferous
forests and bogs, the Canada Jay
stores large amounts of food for later
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use. It uses saliva to glue small food
items in the nooks and crannies of
i. trees, which allows it to survive our
winters.
ii. a. American Emerald Dragonfly:
2. Pileated Woodpecker: The size of a One of the earliest dragonflies to
crow, the Pileated Woodpecker is the emerge in the spring, found throughout
largest woodpecker in Canada. the park near water from late May to
iii. late August.
3. Barred Owl: Inhabitants of mature
hardwood and mixed forests has dark b. Striped Sedge Grasshopper: Denizens
iv. eyes, unlike other large owls in our of the bog, including Fundy’s Caribou
forests. Plain, and the females are quite RED!
4. Boreal chickadee: A rarer sight! It c. Three-banded Lady Beetle: Perhaps our
prefers coniferous woods. In winter, it most common native species of Lady
v. is at times seen in mixed groupings of Beetle.
nuthatches, kinglets and chickadees.
vi. d. Orange-legged Drone Fly: Is it a Bee?
5. Ruffed grouse: The Ruffed Grouse No, it’s a Fly! Flower flies are often
beats its wings on its chest as a display mistaken for bees or wasps, because
to attract females. many are such great mimics.
i. Moose: Lakes and swamps at dawn
or dusk, in particular in the area from 6. The Canada warbler: The Canada e. Bald-faced Hornet Fly: Is this a wasp?
Bennett Lake west to Wolfe Lake. Warbler, a species at risk, is one of No, it’s a fly! A wasp mimic and
over 20 species of wood warblers like most flower flies, an important
ii. Beaver: Bennett, Laverty, and Wolfe that breed in the park. pollinator.
lakes, MacLaren Pond, and Caribou
Plain. f. Red Admiral Butterfly: One of the more
than 50 kinds of butterfly that call
iii. Deer: Roadsides, old fields. Fundy home. Like the Monarch, it
1. also migrates in from the south.
iv. Great Blue Heron: Towards the end 2. Photos: © Parks Canada / D. Doucet
of summer, Upper Salmon River
estuary and along the coast at low
tide.
v. Inner Bay of Fundy Atlantic Salmon: 3.
Upper Salmon River, September and 6.
October. 4. 5.
vi. Bullfrog: Bennett Lake, MacLaren
Pond, and Caribou Plain.
Photos: © Parks Canada / D. Doucet except moose © M. Rossiter; Photos: © Parks Canada / W. Lynch; Pleau;
salmon © Parks Canada / N. Fearon E. Le Bel; D. Doucet; D. Doucet; J.R Graham 1920
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3 Fundy Highlands Motel and Chalets .........887-2930 8 Tipsy Tails Bar & Grill................................887-2190 4 Fundy Guild - Outpost East/West..............887-6094 1 Fundy National Park..................................887-6000
12 Captain's Inn .............................................887-2017 10 Fundy Take Out..........................................887-2261 11 Fundy General Store..................................887-2345 2 Outdoor Elements (Bennett Lake).............874-1603
14 Parkland Village Inn ..................................887-2313 13 Muddy Rudder Bar & Grill .........................887-2450 11 Captain Chaos - Ice Cream .......next to Gas Station 5 Molly Kool Centre ......................................887-6094
15 Keirstead House ........................................887-2680 14 Wharfside Patio and Take-out ..................887-2313 17 Moosin' Around Gifts.................................887-2052 9 FreshAir Adventure sea kayaking ............887-2249
17 Alpine Motor Inn........................................887-2052 14 Tides Restaurant .......................................887-2313 23 E&S Candies & Kites..................................435-4466 16 Multi-Purpose Centre ................................887-2259
21 Falcon Ridge Inn........................................887-1110 18 The Alma Boathouse Restaurant ..............887-1101 24 Outdoor Elements......................................433-3060 22 Alma Activity Centre & Village Office .......887-6123
19 Kelly's Bake Shop......................................887-2460
26 Cleveland Place Bed and Breakfast..........887-2213 25 Say Cheese Photography ..........................887-7139 26 The Studio at Cleveland Place ..................887-2213
20 Collin’s Lobster..........................................887-2054
32 Alma Shore Lane Suites and Cottages .....887-2550 26 The Artisan's Shop at Cleveland Place.....887-2213
29 Buddha Bear Cafe......................................887-1999
37 Vista Ridge Cottages .................................887-2808 29 Holy Whale Brewing Corp .........................887-1999 26 Cleveland Place Bookshop........................887-2213
38 Les Suites Cliffside Suites ........................887-1022 31 Alma Lobster Shop ....................................887-2550 40 TownsEnd Studio & Gallery.......................850-1267
39 Bayview Motel & Chalets ...............1-855-366-0166 35 Octopus's Garden ......................................887-1020 41 Waterside Farms Cottage Winery .............887-2583
36 Sapranos Pizza..........................................887-2220A Natural Splendour
New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy
© New Brunswick Tourism / K. Snair
Seven spectacular locations on the edge of the
Bay of Fundy, each with its own character,
experiences, adventures and charm to share
with you. Places to connect with friends,
family and the wonders of the bay!
© Parks Canada / C. Reardon
Hopewell Rocks
www.thehopewellrocks.ca
© Parks Canada / C. Reardon
Carleton
Martello Tower
National Historic Site
www.parkscanada.gc.ca/
carletonmartellotower
St. Andrews
Blockhouse
National Historic Site
www.parkscanada.gc.ca/
blockhausstandrews
© Parks Canada / J. Pleau
© Fundy trail Parkway / B. Atkinson
Alma wharf
www.villageofalma.ca
Fundy Trail
www.fundytrailparkway.com
© Parks Canada
© Cape Enrage / K. Snair
Saint Croix Island
International Historic Site
www.parkscanada.gc.ca/saintcroix Cape Enrage
www.capeenrage.ca
21Tide Schedule 2020 Experience the tides of Fundy
May June July Aug Sept Oct May June July Aug Sept Oct
1 0:37 2:29 3:10 4:55 6:23 6:43 16 21:05 21:40 22:59 11:46
6:51 8:38 9:21 11:06 12:32 12:50 2:22 3:30 6:38 4:31 17:59 5:59
13:17 14:57 15:35 17:16 18:42 19:02 8:32 9:40 12:48 10:42 23:44 12:07
19:30 21:10 21:47 14:50 15:49 18:56 16:49 5:38 18:25
2 1:46 3:30 4:11 5:49 7:06 7:21 17 23:57 22:45 1:03 23:40
7:56 9:39 10:21 11:59 13:13 13:26 3:20 4:18 7:32 5:20 6:26 6:48
14:31 15:55 16:33 18:09 19:24 19:39 9:13 10:28 13:31 11:30 12:34 12:56
20:33 22:08 22:38 15:45 16:36 19:38 17:38 18:49 19:15
3 2:50 4:28 5:07 6:39 7:46 7:56 18 4:13 5:03 5:07 6:07 7:13 7:37
9:00 10:37 11:18 12:48 13:51 14:00 10:22 11:13 11:19 12:15 13:20 13:45
15:21 16:51 17:29 18:57 20:03 20:13 16:33 17:18 17:23 18:25 19:36 20:05
21:37 23:03 23:39 1:44 22:43 23:26 23:32
4 22:35 2:08 2:21 19 4:59 5:44 5:52 6:53 8:00 8:27
3:51 5:23 6:01 7:25 8:23 9:09 11:08 11:54 12:02 13:00 14:08 14:35
10:00 11:32 12:12 13:33 14:28 14:33 17:17 17:58 18:07 19:11 20:25 20:57
16:18 17:44 18:21 19:42 20:40 20:47 20 5:41 6:23 6:35 7:38 8:48 9:18
5 4:47 6:16 6:52 8:08 11:50 12:34 12:44 13:45 14:57 15:27
10:56 12:25 13:02 14:15 15:04 2:55 17:56 18:37 18:33 19:58 21:15 21:59
17:12 18:36 19:11 20:25 21:17 9:03 21 6:18 7:02 7:18 8:24 9:39 9:55
23:22 2:47 15:06 12:28 13:12 13:26 14:32 15:48 15:59
6 5:41 7:07 7:41 8:49 9:44 18:33 19:17 19:35 20:46 23:55 22:24
11:50 13:17 13:50 14:56 15:50 3:30 22 6:54 7:42 8:02 21:33
18:04 19:27 19:59 21:07 22:04 9:38 13:04 13:51 14:09 2:52 6:14 4:58
1:21 3:33 15:42 19:08 19:57 20:19 9:10 12:28 11:11
7 6:33 7:57 8:28 23:55 22:39 1:42 15:15 18:38 17:21
12:42 14:07 14:36 3:13 4:02 4:07 23 7:29 20:40 8:47 22:17
18:54 20:16 20:46 9:30 10:12 10:15 13:37 2:03 14:54 3:35 5:16 6:00
0:27 15:37 16:18 16:21 19:43 8:23 21:07 9:52 11:30 12:14
8 1:20 2:24 2:53 3:55 4:41 4:49 14:31 2:26 15:58 17:41 18:25
7:24 8:46 9:13 10:10 10:51 10:58 24 8:05 9:07 23:24
13:33 14:56 15:22 16:18 16:59 17:05 14:14 15:15 5:50 4:37 6:19 7:07
19:44 21:06 21:33 22:30 23:15 23:26 20:19 21:26 12:05 10:54 12:33 13:20
9 20:35 21:52 22:19 23:14 23:49 11:47 2:45 18:16 17:04 18:46 19:33
1:53 3:14 3:39 4:38 5:24 17:55 25 22:15 22:36
8:14 9:36 9:59 10:52 11:34 23:40 2:24 3:31 4:03 5:34 7:27 8:13
14:24 15:46 16:08 17:00 17:43 5:36 8:43 9:53 10:23 11:50 13:41 14:27
10 21:17 23:08 23:50 14:52 16:02 16:32 18:02 19:54 20:40
4:37 4:04 4:27 5:22 6:13 6:32 26 21:45 23:08 11:16 2:19 3:01
9:05 10:26 10:45 11:35 12:23 12:44 3:04 4:21 17:26 6:37 8:36 9:16
15:15 16:38 16:55 17:45 18:34 18:54 9:25 10:43 23:40 12:52 14:49 15:30
11 9:45 23:33 23:55 15:33 16:53 4:56 19:14 21:02 21:41
16:08 4:57 5:15 6:10 7:09 7:33 27 3:48 5:15 5:53 7:43
22:19 11:19 11:33 12:16 13:19 13:46 10:10 11:37 12:12 13:57 9:09 9:48
3:34 17:31 17:44 18:27 19:31 19:56 16:19 17:48 18:24 20:11 15:27 16:08
12 0:26 3:30 0:39 1:56 2:21
22:31 23:50 21:38 22:14
4:28 5:52 6:07 6:55 8:10 8:35 28 4:37 6:13 6:55 8:51 5:44 6:34
10:52 12:13 12:22 13:08 14:20 14:48
11:01 12:34 13:13 15:04 10:38 12:45
17:04 18:27 18:35 19:22 20:40
17:11 18:47 19:25 21:18 18:29 18:55
13 5:25 6:50 7:00 20:22 21:40 21:20 29 5:32 7:15 8:00 9:56 11:09
11:49 13:09 13:14 1:45 2:57 3:21
11:56 13:34 14:15 16:07 17:39 5:35
18:03 19:24 19:27 7:57 9:10 9:34
18:08 19:47 20:30 23:55 23:48 11:43
23:53 14:06 15:21 15:47
5:16 17:58
14 1:39 1:45 2:41 3:54 4:17 30 6:32 8:18 9:05 10:54
6:26 7:49 7:55 8:55 10:07 10:28
12:56 14:35 15:18 17:05 6:02 6:16
12:50 14:05 14:06 15:03 16:17 16:42
19:09 20:48 21:21 23:55 12:11 12:22
19:05 20:19 20:19 21:21 22:28 22:51
2:08 2:53 4:42 18:22 18:37
15 7:29 8:46 0:18 22:16 23:19 31 7:35 5:54 5:35 6:53
13:51 14:59 5:51 3:38 4:48 5:09
13:57 12:03 11:45 12:57
20:06 21:12 12:02 9:50 10:58 11:14
20:10 18:14 17:56 19:13
18:10 15:58 17:10 17:34
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