Kouchibouguac National Park

Love this park. Lots of wildlife and the bears look kinda friendly.

Kelly’s Beach. Most stunning beach I have seen in New Brunswick to date. Light coloured sand for miles. No shells, rocks or seaweed. Pure, soft sand. Protected salt Marsh; beautiful birds, sunsrise and even sunset.

Great park with plenty of recreational areas. This park offers numerous trails for biking and hiking, a large and spacious beach, and several picnic areas. There is also a large camping area. The only downside is that the tables are quite old, and it would be great if they could be refurbished.

Great biking and hiking trails. The sights are a good size and clean.

Kouchibouguac National Park is a hidden gem that is not to be missed! This beautiful park is located in eastern New Brunswick, Canada and is truly a natural wonder. The park spans over 238 square kilometers and offers visitors a range of activities to enjoy.Firstly, the park boasts an impressive 25 kilometers of stunning coastline. The beaches here are some of the best in the region, with warm waters perfect for swimming, sandy shores ideal for sunbathing, and plenty of opportunities for beachcombing. You can also explore the coastal dunes and salt marshes, which are home to an abundance of wildlife.Inland, the park offers a range of hiking and biking trails that will take you through dense forests, along winding rivers, and past tranquil ponds. The trails are well-maintained and offer a variety of difficulty levels, making them suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Along the way, you can spot various wildlife, including black bears, moose, and beavers.Another highlight of Kouchibouguac National Park is its paddling opportunities. The park boasts a range of waterways, from calm lakes to rushing rivers, which are perfect for kayaking or canoeing. You can rent equipment on-site or bring your own.Finally, the park offers a range of camping options, including campsites, yurts, and oTENTiks (a cross between a cabin and a tent). The facilities are clean and well-maintained, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable.Overall, Kouchibouguac National Park is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to connect with nature and explore the great outdoors. The park offers a range of activities that will keep you entertained for days on end, and the stunning scenery is sure to leave you in awe. Highly recommended!

Although there were way to many misquitos, I loved this place and the experience I had. From seeing wild life at our campground, beautiful trails with spectacular scenes and a fairly large campground. The amount of stores/shops was lacking but there were enough to get though one week easily. The entrance was a little far from the initial campground but that made sure there were no loud car sounds during night time. Overall, this experience was very nice.

Wonderful facilities. Large clean campsites. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Great biking trails and long sandy beach ⛱️

Beautiful park! Well groomed and kept. If you are not a fan of Sulphur water, bring your own water. They test regularly so it is drinkable and I don’t mind so much. Playgrounds if you have hard to entertain kids. The walking trails are flat and great for biking as well. I know they have a few “woodsy” trails and they are very nice as well. So far so good! Here for a week so I will add to the post if I find anything else to report. Oh and if you have a dog, they have a special beach for them as you can not take them to the main beach. FYI

Loved our camping trip! The rv sites were private enough and all 3 services made it easy. Always something to do in such a beautiful park and Kelly's beach never disappoints. (I'm also glad they still have the chocolate dipped cones!) Can't wait to return!

I only spent one 4 degree night here in early June, but I would love to come back.First, THE STAFF. Not only did they help me find a warm Otentik to stay in when my tenting site was so windblown by Atlantic winds that I would have died of cold in the night, but they were understanding when I came in and asked to stretch on the floor of the visitor centre to get out of the cold and give my back some relief.I walked out to Kelly's Beach. Despite the whipping winds, spraying water and rain, I could tell this was a beautiful beach! (If you can come when you have better weather than me!)Would also love to come back to my waterfront site at Cote a Fabien!!! (In better weather!)