Duck Pond Beach

PLAN AROUND THE TIDE CLOCK - aim two hours before low tide to two hours or so after. No bathrooms, no garbage service.This is a stunning natural beach - one of my top favourite places in NB. Be good to the environment here and conscious where you step, there is a vibrate ecosystem on these rocks that should be seen but respected. Barnacles are sharp and wear footwear that can get wet. There is a hiking trail that extends around the top of the cliffs to view the ones behind if you can find it along the second beach area on the right that goes up from the beach. Respect the currents that run here between the split rock and don’t swim it.Again, respect the beach but have a glorious time - pick up after yourself - go to the bathroom before you leave as the bay is rather cold and not much privacy elsewhere.

We are so fortunate to live along the Bay of Fundy and the beauty it provides for all. This is another easily accessible beach and trail that is great to explore especially at low tide. Close to Saint John, just past YSJ, you should stop here if en-route to St Martins. The Gardner Beach Trail is also close by which you will also find on Google maps. Also, Tynemouth Covered Bridge is nearby.

Beautiful beach. Great for a peaceful day.

We love Duck Pond Beach, it is a nice clean spot. We love to go swimming and walk our dogs on the beach!! Listening to the waves come crashing in is so relaxing!!

Beautiful beach.

Beautiful spot. A little difficult to get down to the beach but that's probably just me with short legs

Great beach (classic NB rocky beach), and nice walks end to end enjoying the sea, the geology and the marina life in tidal pools

Amazing red cliff and black tea coloured creek.

Beautiful beach, but not very sandy. You might need a footwear to walk.