Whether it might be quiet serenity or a family
adventure you are looking for, Fundy Park offers you this and more. |
 Fundy
National Park
One of the most beautiful parks in the Maritime
Provinces. Picture yourself gliding effortlessly over the
glassy surface of a sheltered cove, hiking a beautiful coastal trail
with panoramic views, picnicking beside a thundering waterfall,
swimming in a salt water pool, or walking along a solitary,
misty beach with only the gulls and the waves for company.
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A park for all
seasons...
 Preserved
in 1948, the 206 sq. km National Park maintains 110 km of hiking
trails, approximately 40 km of mountain biking trails, four beautiful
campgrounds, five wilderness camping areas and numerous picnic areas.
Swim in the saltwater pool, at Bennett Lake, or in natural pools
carved from the rocks by the rushing waters of the Broad River.
Autumn is a special time of year as the hardwood
ridges glow with color in the crisp air. Serviced camping is available
until Thanksgiving Weekend.
And then there is winter.....park staff groom
kilometers of cross-country ski trails and snowshoe trails as well as
a sledding hill for the kids. The Point Wolfe shelter is
available for overnight excursions with advance reservation.
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Campground
Information
Rates range from $21-27 per night in addition to the park entrance
fees. Reservations can be made by calling 506-887-6000.
Headquarters
Campground
(29 three-way sites; 102 un-serviced)
Many families prefer this campground as it is within walking distance
of the village, swimming pool, tennis courts, golf course, baseball
field and amphitheatre. Sites are sparsely treed a nd
do not have firepits. There is, however, a large public campfire site
where evening programs are offered for the family. Serviced lots
have concrete pads. Temperatures are normally cooler here as it is
subject to the breezes of the Bay. Many sites also have
views of the Bay. There are washrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities
and kitchen shelters.
Wolfe
Lake
(32 un-serviced sites)
Wolf Lake, located on Route 114, near the west entrance of the
Park and 20 km from Alma is small and primitive with picturesque
scenery. Kitchen shelter and Pit toilets are on site. |
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Chignecto
Campground
(10 three-way sites; 127 two-way sites; 127 un-serviced sites)
Located in the central part of the park, this campground has serviced
and un-serviced sites and firepits. Washroom, laundry and
kitchen facilities are excellent. Sites are well-maintained, private,
treed and have gravel pads. A walking/biking trail surrounds the park
suitable for children or an early morning run. Many prefer this
campground for the privacy of the sites, and temperatures are warmer
as the elevation is higher. There are no views of the bay from here.
Point Wolfe
(178 un-serviced sites)
This campground is located within walking distance to the Point Wolfe
Beach and offers quiet, open areas with excellent scenery, hiking
trails and a covered bridge close by. Facilities include washrooms,
hot showers, kitchen shelters and a playground.
Mic Mac Group Tenting - 3 large un-serviced sites for groups -
$4/person.
Several Backcountry Camping sites are also available with
reservations for $8 night.
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