Such a fun attraction. The mansion is quite large and has so many different rooms. It’s so kitschy but awesome! My kids loved it. Not too scary and no live actors so no one will touch you. The grounds are quite beautiful but it is dated and some things definitely need to be updated and fixed.

This was just fun! The house was 30-45 minutes. The gardens were very nice. We didn't walk around all of them, but it was over 90 that day, and there is not much shade. The only warning I will give about the house is that it is dusty, and the basement is damp. I have VERY mild asthma and my chest felt very heavy for about 30 minutes after we went through. Some good jump scares, and some nice old school horror references.

We had a blast! So much fun!🤩 From the manor, to the garden. And the ladies at the counter and the shop were friendly and sweet. Loved it.

Fun stop and a well done horror house! Went thru a couple of times to make sure we didn't miss anything!

A really fun haunted mansion, but only opens during daytime and there is an air canon on the top floor that is far too loud and it caused me to partially lose my hearing for an hour or two.

It was actually a bit scary! My 4-year-old daughter even asked to leave 😅 Very impressive, but maybe not the best choice for little kids!

Even in summer it’s worth the visit! At first i thought its a little pricey with 20$ per person, but it’s obvious that they put a lot of effort into the details and I really enjoyed every bit of it. The garden is also nice and well maintained.

so cool to finally cross this amazing engineering marvel. It is the longest bridge in the world that crosses ice-covered water. A very unique 13km drive.

Amazing bridge with the length about 12 kms. to PEI. But I feel the photos that take from the light house will be more beautiful than going on the bridge.

The longest bridge we’d ever drove on. What a beautiful bridge, the view from the side is incredible! Stopped in a grabbed some bridge souvenirs at the visitor centre on the PEI side

Felt great after having a look of this beautiful bridge last weekend on our trip to maritimes from toronto. Must visit place once in a lifetime ❤️

The Confederation Bridge is definitely quite the sight. Standing at 12.9 km, this is the longest bridge in Canada and arguably one of the most scenic as well. I’ve taken both the ferry and the bridge to P.E.I and this is so much more scenic and beautiful. Even on a weekend and with construction on the bridge, it wasn’t that busy at all. Even when traffic got heavy, the views made it worth it. The only reason I docked a star off this review is because of the toll you have to pay on the way out of the island. You pay a $50 toll for a car which is kind of insane. For visitors and tourists it may not be so bad for a one time thing, but from what I understand, even residents of P.E.I have to pay the same $50 toll every time they leave which seems very unfair. All in all, it’s a very scenic way of getting to P.E.I and is a nice experience. Not bad for a once in a lifetime kinda of thing.

First time on the Island PEI ! Definitely recommend it ! The beaches are beautiful, I would recommend going to the provincial park... Cows Ice-cream store ! We went to Fin Folk restaurant, AMAZING 👏 fresh sea food platter and smash burgers ! The view is amazing.. the tide was going out at the time we were there! Saw a crab trying to burrow in the wet sand !

I'am sorry to say I wanted to drive over it but my wife said no way when we got within 500mts. Extraordinary engineering fete , beautiful bridge. $20 return fee. So we ended up driving down to the ferry south of Truro which was a great 75mins. Return cost was $45, had lunch aboard.

A fascinating place with beautiful architecture made by locals- and a lovely garden and gift shop. If I lived near by I would come to just sit in the garden and have a picnic, but it was a neat visit to walk through all the buildings: see chapel, several houses, and the old lighthouse too! It was a really neat spot and not too busy for a morning visit. Would come again.

Absolutely stunning gardens so well maintained. The gardeners deserve a raise. I could sit in those gardens for hours. Now on to the bottle houses. Super creative and you can see the labour of love went into each building, the work would require imminent patience. Each building is super creative. Loved them all. A must see when visiting the Island❤️

This place was so amazing. It was so cool to see all the houses made of bottles, and was just so beautiful. Theres quite a few things to check out. It is a relatively small area and I believe admission is 12$? But it’s so worth it. And it’s beautiful there. I could have spent hours. They also have a gift shop with many cute little trinkets and things. I highly recommend everyone who debates checking it out to do it.

Very nice set of buildings using just bottles, which is very unique. The fee as of today is 10 dollars for adults and 9 dollars for seniors. Several thousands of bottles are used and they very beautifully used for a very picturesque small buildings. There are three different buildings inside. There's also a miniature lighthouse at the far end. There is also beautiful garden inside the campus. They have "no paws on the ground " policy. So you need to carry your pets inside. They also have strollers. This place is at the western end of the island so expect to drive around an hour and half from the bridge or downtown. But definitely worth a visit to this unique place

Absolutely beautiful gardens and fun bottle house walk through. The only thing missing was some tea and tasty treats. It is $10 to explore the gardens and bottle houses and there is a well curated gift shop at the entrance.

The Bottle Houses were amazing! We didn’t have this place on our list, but it showed up on the map while we were visiting Cape Egmont Lighthouse. We enjoyed it so much, it was raining, but that made it even more special as we walked around with our umbrellas. We highly recommend this stop! I also found a pair of beautiful earrings in the shop that I brought home with me. The gardens are gorgeous, and the houses themselves are truly beautiful.

This place is super cool, even if it's a bit out of the way, depending on where you're staying on PEI it's definitely not near most of the other attractions you're looking to see. Also go see it right away. There is a real estate sign out in front of it, which means they're selling it. It might not even be a thing in a year or so so get out there. Take a look. It's cool. I wish that they would put big allergen lights on the inside of each one of these structures and light them up at night cuz it's that would just be so cool looking from the outside. And if they like put up some barbecues somewhere in the property where people could rent out and tent out while they grilled and after the sun went down these structures would be all luminous and that would be so awesome and totally worth $140 booking. Just saying

No visit to Prince Edward Island would be complete without a visit to the Canadian Potato Museum & Antique Farm Machinery Museum. Lots to see, lots to learn. Be sure to have a serving of their French fries, which are by far the best French fries I've ever had!

What a truly wonderful place. We cannot recommend it too strongly. The museum is, of course, hugely informative, and the staff wonderful. But the restaurant! Oh My Goodness... With the help of the excellent Daniel, we concocted a lobster poutine that's hard to beat. They want to experiment & perfect it, so make sure you ask for it. My only change would be to use warm rather than cold lobster. But it was still wonderful - and I've eaten (and prepared) lobster poutine multiple times 🙏

I did not actually visit the museum, but stopped by for lunch in their cafe. It was very easy to walk in and get seated quickly. I was able to review the menu and the waitress came over to take my order within a few minutes. I ordered the pulled pork potato which came out very quickly and was delicious. I wasn't planning on getting dessert but they did have an apple crisp, which I got, and it was also fabulous. They had a cute little gift shop, and I purchased a couple bags of potato chips.

A unique museum with a nice mix of local community history and extensive information on potato farming and history. The restaurant fresh chips are great as was the blueberry bread pudding. Well worth the visit with friendly staff.

We had a great time touring the the building. The local history exhibits was very interesting as well. The history of the potato and PEI is well laid out, easy to read and lots of exhibits. They have a wonderful restaurant there with al sorts of potatoes dishes that are great. You have to try their blueberry bread pudding covered in caramel sauce, omg, it is sooo good.

It wasn't my decision to go to the Canadian Potato Museum, but I'm glad I went. I learned a lot. Any antique farm machinery display was very interesting. Don't forget to stop at the restaurant and have a bite to eat. The ladies there are very friendly and you can watch them making french fries right at the counter. I had the grilled cheese sandwich and fries. It was the best grilled cheese I have ever had made with bread that has potatoes as the ingredients. And I would say the world's greatest french fries.

Learn about the history of potato farming and its significance to our world, Canada, and PEi’s agricultural scene and economy. Exhibits features a detailed overview of potato agriculture and cultural significance around the world as well as insights to modern production and techniques. There is also an exhibit with old farm equipment and one specific to the municipalities history. Then hit the gift shop for potato themed and local made goods as well as restaurant for the loaded bake potatoes, poutine, or even the green algae pie (more like a an angel food cake with algae whip cream but still very good). I wasn’t expecting much but there was defiantly loads to see. We spent 2.5 hours here and could have easily spent half the day.

We made a quick photo stop at the Giant Lobster and it was pure road-trip fun. Easy parking, a short stroll, and then—boom—those massive claws! We took all the goofy perspective shots, learned a bit about local lobster culture from the signs, and soaked up the small-town charm around the site. It’s a fast, kid-friendly detour that delivers big smiles and a few frame-worthy photos. Worth the stop—five minutes turns into fifteen in the best way.

Fun place to take a few pics. The shops are nice too. Just wish people were more respectful and not spend so much time hogging the venue. People should snap a few pics then let others do the same. Has been a bit of a trend during this vacation.

Great little stop on your way to PEI... who wouldn't want to see a huge lobster monument that you and the kids can climb for a photo! Fun times!

lol, it may seem corny to some, but we always stop for pictures any time we visit the area. It was early autumn so the little shops were closed for the season, but we loved that the lobster wore a purple Halloween hat!! 😁

I wanted to sit in the garden near the giant lobster and read my book the entire night. But, I had to go enjoy scenes from the lake side and then the beautiful pre-sunset aura.

This is a must see attraction ! The area also has cute little shops and a visitor centre. Good parking.

The gift shops had cute locally made items that made great souvenirs. People were having full on photo shoots at the lobster so it took a long time to snap a couple pictures without a random stranger in the photo. The snack bar/store is way over priced! $6 for a small bottle of Gatorade is robbery.

A must stop. 12km beach that stretches out in the ocean. The history of the dune is great, the view is great and you can walk for hours in the sand. It was a quick stop for us but would go back to enjoy a relaxing time and walking in some shallow water.

This was our favorite thing to see in the area. The dunes are really picturesque and fun to walk out too. There is a long boardwalk that makes the journey out easy, but you can also go on sand and on the beach. There's lots to explore and see. It helps if you visit the interpretive visitor center which there are two of at the location, before you go out to the dunes, since it helps you to understand what you're looking at and searching for. Amelie at the interpretive center was fantastic at giving us lots of information not only about the park but also the area as well. Super knowledgeable and informative. Remember not to take anything from the beach. They have a sign and a box kindly asking whether you forgot to leave anything at the beach. Haha!

Beautiful spot to visit. Parking is across the street and its free. They have an information center, bathrooms and changerooms. Bathrooms are more like portables. The boardwalk was big, spacious and very well kept. It had information along the walk regarding local wildlife or the actual center itself. Loved visiting. I came on a hot day and the sand was scorching, I wish I brought running shoes. I couldn't make it down to the water. Cute local ice cream shop beside the parking with a variety of options including vegan ice cream.

Great place to enjoy the sea breeze, admire the dunes, watch for birds, and get your steps in. The beautiful boardwalk runs for about 1km one-way and you can continue on the sand if desired. Facilites well maintained and there is free entry.

Grateful for this gem! Private, long beach, quiet! The staff is always welcoming. Joanne the team leader is a proud Acadian and her golden heart shines through out all the yearly activities! Whether it's Canada day, Acadian day,.Halloween this strong woman shines throughout her activities and creations all for free! Joanne merci, vraiment mes enfants adore tok hospitalite! Tas gagner to Ciel CA fait long temps. Norm the gardener has co created w nature, a absolute heaven on earth for all of us and all our realtions! Mike is first in line to greet everyone with unconditional love and no judgement. Mike the big bear 🐻 is here to assist you in case you need anything! He's the driver of the little wagon that brings clients that need special assistance from the parking lot to the boardwalk and back. The team offers daily information on ocean life. Today Mike is hosting a information boot on jelly fishes! The dune is truly the ONE place in South East Canada that everyone from all over the world comes and visits. The longest dunes makes the beach private...if you walk a little while after the boardwalk ...you will find a adult beach to get kids by the sun. To those that are looking for a daily adventure. Anytime you can attempt to walk to the end of the dune to find a gem light house. The dune also has washrooms, changing rooms, feet washing station and a water fountain!!! Exceptional, transforming, breath taking destination! Thank you ocean for being so pure, healing and loving. Whether it's on a hot summer day or in the middle of the winter, nature keeps giving and washing everything away. Merci pour la transformation quotidienne! Le lever et le coucher de soleil est simplement un conte de fee! La lune, Le Soleil et Les arcs en Ciel song toujours au rendez vous. Paix et serenite. 💜

Great boardwalk. They had a kennel for our dog to stay. Love the educational content posted. Nice beach!

Was born and raised in Moncton, and had never been here. What a beautiful place. Parking across the street was ample and free. The boardwalk had information signs about aquatic life and the history of the boardwalk through many storms. Beach as far as your eye could see. Highly recommend this beautiful area.

A really unique opportunity to see some plant fossils with varying price and experience options. For the simplest experience, you just arrive and walk out onto the shore where all the fossils from the eroding cliff face are. Unless you know your plant fossils and what to look for you probably won't get too much out of it though. The second option is to pay to enter the small museum in the visitor center. It will give you what you need and some more background information on things you won't see here but will put things into a timeline context. The third option is to pay just a little or a lot more for a 30 min basic or a lot more for the 90 min version. We did the 90 min. but think we would have been happy with the shorter one. After being armed with some knowledge on what to look for it was a lot easier to understand what we were looking at and finding fossils. Nice museum area (included with the tours). You don't need anything more than running shoes unless you intentionally want to get muddy. Plenty of parking.

Watch the tide schedule. You want to see this gasping view when the tide is out. Beautiful museum education center, small cafe, gift shop (bought some stone bracelets ie rose quartz) bags to fill with gemstones, picnic areas, huge staircase to get to the Rock beach. ... I counted over 70 stairs. Best to wear secure footwear... sandals might not be the best option.. so many interesting rocks. ... please note rocks are not to be removed from this area. Great history lessons, magnifying glasses to look more closely at fossils great for kids of all ages curiosity. Tours are available for that personal experience. And friendly staff! It's a long way to get to but this place is beautiful.

My family had a great adventure at Joggins Fossil Cliffs & Centre. Staff were awesome upon arrival. It was clean and everything was explained perfectly. Really cool to see the tide go down and explore the beach for rocks and fossils. When we left by car an added bonus occurred. We saw a bunch of foxes. Really cool!

A tricky place to visit as a tourist due to the varying low tide. Unfortunately, low tide when I visited was outside of the centre hours, but if you can book a tour, I would recommend it. In case you can’t discover anything yourself, there are some fossils near the staircase and it’s free to explore the beach.

This is a special little place which gives a look into history and geology right in your hand. The museum is small and well put together. Couple the museum with the tour and I felt you got a great personal experience first hand with the earth's history. While you're not actually discovering any new fossils but finding one's which have been scattered (previously fallen, found, replaced and found again, rinse-repeat) across the beach from portions of the beachfront wall stratum, which is a geological research area. The tour guide was a student doing what seemed to be an internship so she was knowledgeable enough to present and answer questions during the tour. It reminded me of panning for gold in the western United States when I was younger but a notch better.

The Joggins Fossil Museum is a truly wonderful place to visit! It has so much to offer for anyone interested in history, science, or simply exploring something unique. You get to immerse yourself in the fascinating story of fossils and discover how they have shaped our understanding of evolution. The exhibits are engaging and informative, making it a perfect experience for both adults and children. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area!

I visited joggins after taking a plant diversity course where the instructor brought up the cliffs. I knew I wanted to visit some day and I did. I had such a great time and loved being able to recall what I learned in Uni. My husband never studied into it and he also had a great time and was very excited to find fossils and listen to me blab about them. A great experience for all ages. Will definitely visit again.

Visiting Hopewell Rocks was an unforgettable experience, possibly my favorite in a long time. We were incredibly fortunate to spot a bull moose during low tide, an event that almost never occurs. It was a truly special and unexpected moment. The staff on site were exceptional, highly organized and attentive. They ensured everyone’s safety by guiding us from the beach back to the stairs as the moose came closer to shore. Witnessing both the low and high tides was absolutely breathtaking. The natural beauty here is indescribable, a must-see experience!

My wife and I visited Hopewell Rocks, and it turned out to be one of the most fascinating places we’ve seen. Watching the dramatic transformation between high and low tide was simply incredible — at low tide, we walked right on the ocean floor among the famous “flowerpot” rock formations, and just a few hours later, those same rocks were surrounded by water, standing like islands. It’s amazing how powerful the Bay of Fundy tides are — they’re actually among the highest in the world, rising and falling up to 14 meters each day. The place is well set up for visitors, with ample parking and a ticketed entry system. Tickets are valid for two consecutive days, which is great because it lets you experience both tides without rushing. The walk to the rocks takes about 15 minutes along a scenic trail, but there’s also a paid shuttle if you’d rather not hike. We found the whole setup very organized and easy to navigate. Before you go, it’s worth checking the official website for tide timings so you can plan your visit around them. They also offer free guided tours, which are really informative and help you appreciate the geology and history behind these beautiful formations. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our time here — it’s one of those rare natural wonders that truly lives up to the hype.

This place looks like it's straight out of another world! The scenery is so incredibly unique and just breathtaking. It's definitely a prime spot for snapping some amazing photos. As you learn the history, you can really feel the history all around you here. The sheer beauty of the landscape is something else. Plus, it offers a nice little cardio workout as you explore. I could wander around here for ages just taking it all in. It’s a truly remarkable and memorable experience.

Beautiful visit - we came over 2 days once to see the tide up and once to walk on the ocean floor. My 3 year old really enjoyed the park slides and the ride down to the rocks on the cart (it's $2 each way per adult and free for him). It felt like a safari to him! The little museum is really nice! Very informative. Gift shop is cute but I found that when we went it was not stocked properly (off season). They only had a weird night version magnet of Hopewell rocks. The little kid's DIY boxes on sale ended up having completely dried out paint. I would say the price is a bit much for what you get.

The absolute best part of visiting is witnessing the dramatic difference between high and low tide. At low tide, you can walk on the exposed ocean floor and stand beneath the massive, tree-topped "flowerpot" rock formations, a rare and surreal experience. Just a few hours later, these same areas are submerged under as much as 40 to 50 feet of water. Amazing!

Great place to view nature at work carving the rocks on a daily basis with phenomenal tides. Super visitor centre with a restaurant and displays explaining the geography of the place. Plenty of staff around to guide you and answer any questions. Enjoyable walk to the various viewing points or the beach itself. The track is steep in places. There's also a shuttle you can take from the arrival point to the top of the beach area: $2 CAN per person per one way trip. Lots of steps to get down to the beach but there's also a wheelchair access route marked out(didn't try it). Tip: You dont have to wait the full 6 hours between tides. We saw high tide at about 930 in the morning and were able to stand on part of the beach by 1300. You'll need to wait a bit longer if you want access to the beach trail around the shoreline.

We loved Hopewell Rocks. Staying overnight nearby to see both high and low tide was absolutely worth it. The trails are beautiful, the hike is enjoyable, and the shuttle makes it easy to explore. Good coffee, a great gift shop, and a nice little museum made the visit even better. The people are so friendly and knowledgeable, which really added to the experience.

We try to get there at least once or twice a year to bike the trails . They are wonderful with many picnics spots along the way . The staff are always friendly and helpful .

Beautiful park. We were lucky and got the last serviced lot. Friendly staff at the visitor centre. Park was clean and routinely saw park staff driving around, cleaning, landscaping. Great trails for walking and biking. A super cute Cafe down one of the trails close to the beach. ( no dogs allowed on one of the beaches (Callender beach?)

We loved camping at this park. There are sites that aren't so private but there are lots that are more private and treed. There's lots of great walking and biking trails. Very dog friendly. Great spots for access to water and beaches. Nice and quiet during the week in May.

It was a great experience during my first camping trip to this location. Visitor center equipped with highly knowledgeable staff. Most of them are local and super friendly. Well Manage Camp sites. And easy access. So many trails to look after and don't forget your Canoe/Kayak. Be Ready for beach time. Amazing sunrise. And sunsets. All seasons National park.

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.

Beautiful! Our first time there and it won't be our last! Beach was gorgeous. Camp sites were well off the road and spaced out, which gave you a bit more privacy.

Great place to camp! Loved the size and layout of our campsite. People were very friendly and enjoyed hiking on some of the trails. Will definitely return!

Wasn't a fan of the buffet options. I had the chili and some garlic bread which was very tasty. The macaroni salad was really good too.

Came to a concert on June 10 and buffet was closed. Very disappointed to say the least. Website advertising seafood summer, Tuesdays and Wednesdays only to find out the buffet is not open Sundays through Tuesdays. Website is confusing regarding the buffet hours but clearly states this on facebook, which I wouldn’t think to check. The wait for food was long, I ordered a burger which isn’t what I wanted. We were trying to make a night of this by staying at the casino. There were other patrons who were also not happy about the buffet not being open. I’m still unsure where the mussels are as they aren’t advertised on the menu I. The restaurant.

Pat, my lovely wife and I, live not far from this fabulous casino. We first visited this establishment just after the height of COVID back in 2021. Restrictions were still in place. Gambling tables were not open. Buffet was still closed down and attendance was low. Shows were still not taking place. Some time later, Pat and I have been delighted to have attended one of the first showings, since COVID restrictions, in their large stage area (Buddy Holly tribute). Seats were not packed since many people were still playing it safe and staying home. The shows venue and performance was fantastic. We've both enjoyed a few meals in the casino's small restaurant within the casino's main floor area next to the many gambling machines. We have also been to their large buffet area for at least one of each of the afternoons they are open. Each night open there is a different special and selection (repeats every week). We strongly recommend obtaining their membership card, if of age, for meal savings at every visit (cost nothing). Be careful, it's very easy to gain weight at their buffet. So many items to choose from and we've yet to find something we didn't like. Meals are delicious and I always have trouble leaving room for dessert, but I do manage. Even with their desserts, the choices are many. We've learnt that if one needs a dessert without sugar, just ask one of the attendants and they will happily bring an item out from behind their separation wall. This is but another place Pat and I enjoy being able to treat ourselves to once in a while, here in Moncton, NB. Neither of us are big gamblers but we do enjoy meandering through the Gambling area on our way out (buffet is at the far end of the casino floor). Pat and I have brought loved ones to this place more than once and will continue doing so in future, God willing. Since we live so close to this casino, renting a room has never been a consideration but, from what we've seen, we're sure they're well kept. Both of us have enjoyed walking their main hotel corridor which displays past celebrities that have performed and stayed at this fine casino/hotel. We have also driven along their back parking lot to check out the many different campers using their lot for temporary parking. Very nice layout and compassionate of the owners to allow campers with limited parking. My only complaint, during the many times we've eaten at the casinos buffet, has been with their corn in the cob. We love 🌽 but each time, it has been inedible to us. Far too mushy, like they've been soaking in water for hours. Not a huge drawback since there's so much to chose from at their buffet but disappointing. New thus year (2025) is their Wednesday Chinese buffet. Excellent choices to choose from. Both Pat and I found this buffet a delightful addition to their varied buffets on other days.

Myself and my partner could not wait to go see Nazareth we were so excited we got front row centre seats and only living 5 minutes away we thought what the hell let’s also get a room there so we spent 1122.00 and with both of us being off on medical leave we said our last hurrah but when Nazareth came out the crowd rushed the stage the security could not control it and my condition I cannot stand for a long period and really thought I wouldn’t have too given the fact that we paid 833.00 for a seat so lesson learnt we left and went back to our room into the third song disappointed to say the least why pay so much for front row seats when you cannot not only see the concert but enjoy it from your seats that you paid good money for! We will not be back and I am so sorry for the rant but I just don’t get

We had a great experience at Casino New Brunswick in Moncton! The buffet was excellent — lots of fresh, tasty options and something for everyone. The live band added a fun, upbeat vibe to the evening, and there’s a huge variety of slot machines to choose from, so you’re never bored. The atmosphere was lively but welcoming, and it’s easy to see why this spot is so popular. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

The casino itself is pretty good, kinda confusing at first, slots are all geared to entice maximum bets, irregardless of bet amount, makes you miss the old days of 1,2,3 Pauline, now it's endless.. The all you can eat buffet leaves a lot to be desired, it was very disappointing to say the least, bland, tough, cold...definitely not what I'd be eating at a casino buffet...I've been to many casinos over the years, the food here ranked ....well, it's more polite not to rank it at all..

Great room, casino was fun, actually won some money. Enjoyed sitting at the bar with other guests watching the Blue Jays win. The hot tub and pool were very relaxing.

Zoo located inside the Magnetic Hill area amongst other attractions. It’s a pretty decent size zoo with lots to see for the family. Prices max at $19 for adults up to 59 and then go down in price for seniors and lower age groups. We spent just about 3 hours here and were able to see mostly everything from the lions, tigers to monkeys and lemurs. Animals looked healthy and happy for the most part. On a hot day bring a bottle of water (see further down about the water filling station). Didn’t see any signs about no outside food allowed so bring along some snacks if you like but they do have food and drinks you can purchase. Vending machines also scattered around the park but some seemed to be out of order. Ray’s Tips: Plan to spend 3-4 hours if you want to see everything at a leisurely pace. Remember to stay hydrated on a hot day. Inside the shop that sells Beaver Tails there’s a water bottle fountain next to the bathrooms.

Magnetic Hill Zoo is a fantastic destination for families and visitors of all ages. The variety of animals from Africa, Asia, and North America makes the experience both educational and enjoyable. The grounds are well-organized, and maps provided throughout the zoo make it easy to navigate. Advance ticketing is very convenient, helping to avoid long wait times during busy seasons. Parking is readily available and accessible, adding to the overall ease of visiting. My kids truly enjoyed our visit, especially seeing the animals up close, which made the day even more memorable. The zoo is well-maintained, with clean facilities, friendly staff, and enclosures that show great care for the animals. A highly recommended place for both learning and leisure.

This was an excellent zoo trip with a 3 year old! The animals are neat! Wish that the animals who were not there (tiger, red fox, seals) would have a sign up explaining where they are. I wish there were some guides because only at the lion area was a guide talking about them while feeding him. The male lion was roaring in what seemed like pain from arthritis. We appreciated the cart for $8 that allowed us to wheel the toddler around but strollers are allowed too (we just didn't have ours). The park is fun too The beaver tail place was closed The bathrooms were clean and nice The lady at the store closed up early (by 15 min) and when we came out to go to the washroom she refused to let us know and nor was she wanting us to step right back into the zoo to go to the washroom. If your place is supposed to remain open to 5pm, we expect to be able to go in the store until 5pm.

A clean, well-kept zoo with healthy and active animals. The layout is easy to follow, and the enclosures are spacious and well-designed. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Great mix of animals, from local species to exotic ones. Perfect place for families or anyone who enjoys being outdoors. One of the best attractions in Moncton.

I went to the zoo with my brother and his son. It is a great place if you want to get out for a family fun. Halfway through there is a park that your able to sit at and watch the kids play, plus they have bathrooms and a little snack area that you can also buy food and drinks at. The only problem that we ran into is we wanted a cart to push nephew around.But out of all the carts that they had most of them are broken. So we had to pick the best one, it's just a shame. That you pay eight dollars and they can't fix them up. All and all the zoo was a great time we stay until closing.

We absolutely love the zoo. The grounds were so clean and tidy. The animal s area were neat and tidy and clean and all the animals seemed to be very comfortable and relaxed The only thing I wish they would have had was hoodies to buy in the gift shop. We had an awesome time. Thank you to all the staff

Magnetic Hill Zoo is a fun place to visit with family. There are lots of animals to see, and the zoo is clean and easy to walk around. The animals look well cared for, and there are fun spots for kids to learn and play. It’s a great place to spend a few hours and enjoy nature and wildlife.

I guess June is still early season everything was closed, beautiful views all around tho. Repelling seemed expensive and only had option to do it for the 2hr cost nothing shorter

Thanks to the lovely Evelyn at the gift shop we had an amazing time! She is passionate about her work and she took the time to share with us her amazing geological knowledge! Her beautiful energy helped us learn a lot about the area. The beach area is beautiful. It was a nice stop 😊 The restaurant offered good food too.

A view, a beach and a sunset not to be missed!!! Well worth the drive in. You won't be disappointed!!!

Beautiful spot. Views from the lighthouse are spectacular. We walked down along the beach as it was low tide. We were shocked at how much it cost to come for a short time. Very few people were there when we were.

What a beautiful experience. Because of health issues, I'm trying to do things I would never do before it's too late. Zip lining is one of them because of fear of heights. If it wasn't for the staff at each station from paying...suiting me up....and at the top of the platform encouraging me n my friend....we both would have backed out half way up the stairs ...but at each station , the workers made you feel like you could do it. Zip Lining.....check!

You can get a beautiful view of the landscape depending on the time of day and weather permitting. The fresh beer battered haddock with tartar sauce and the french fries made by the chef Heather were second to none. The fossils at display in the restaurant were quite cool.

One of my favorite places to bring guests when they visit from out of province. It has a powerful view and feel and awe inspiring views. I rarely go to the lighthouse, because it's so nice at the water level and no fares.

Wonderful campground. Spacious sites, with electric, water and dumping on the spot. Access to coastal trail, and a jewel of a golf course steps away. Great views over the bay from picnic area. The campground is very near the charming fishing town of Alma, where you can see the famously high tides lifting fishing boats out of the mud.

This is a place where you want to visit and spend lots of time enjoying the nature at its best. For us it was a short and quick tour due to time constraints. We did the Dickson fall hike with kids and enjoyed the hike. Information shared enroute about the surrounding made this small hike more memorable. Will be planning for a longer trip to explore more.

Amazing hikes and trails, as well as appropriate facilities in the campgrounds. The tides are high and beach exploration at low tide is a must at point Wolfe. Big spruce trees and right beside Alma, a cute little tourist area. The appeal is the undeveloped, low population factor.

We did the Lavarty-Moosehorn trail loop at the Fundy National Park. The fall colours were great and the rivers were energetic with fast flowing water into the Bay of Fundy. We did get lost many times throughout the trail though, better signage is needed.

Absolutely breathtaking place. Tons of stuff to do, and so little time. I'm thankful we live just an hour from this provincial park. We are very excited to take a few more trips here to really take in the natural beauty that is the Bay of Fundy. Our first stop was the Hopewell Rocks. Entry was I believe $39 for a family pass which included 2 adults and a few kids. Individual adult passes were $9. We opted to walk down to the ocean floor as that was the whole reason for going here... To enjoy the views and nature. If you choose to take the shuttle it is $2 a person and takes you right to the staircase. There are 100+ steps down and back up of course. Not a big deal but consider this if you're not 100% mobile. Prices of drinks inside the shop are about $3.00 for a bottled pop. I'm unsure about food... I'm sure it follows that trend as well. If you're going here for a visit but dislike crowds, consider going during the week while kids are in school. The playground was a good reward for the kids once they climbed all the steps and back to the top. There are various games for them to play. I love the addition of dog bowls filled with water for your furry friends. If you get muddy while walking around the ocean floor -- don't fret, you can rinse off your feet and shoes after climbing back up the stairs. We stopped at the salt water pool for an afternoon swim. The pool was heated and had a shallow end as well as a deep end over 11 feet deep. Diving board for the kids and lifejackets available if need be. The lifeguards didn't seem very pushy so it was easy to enjoy our time there.

Well worth the extra few hours of driving to get here. Loved going down to Point Wolfe and seeing the covered bridge. The visitors center is also very clean and there are plenty of scenic pull-offs and short trails along the main road.

Fundy NP was an amazing attraction. The visitors center and gift shop were amazing. There were many overlooks with amazing views. We stayed in the oTentiks and they were great. They had great space and amazing mattresses. It was very cozy as well. We did some trails and we were not dissapointed.

Cute little stop when the tide is fully out along the Bay of Fundy. Beach is full of smooth rocks and there is a couple little souvenir shops and a little restaurant near by. Not the most exciting place to spend a day at the beach but very dog friendly and there is a bathroom at the little restaurant!

Taking the slow road from Saint Andrews to Moncton is a journey worth savouring, full of detours that reveal incredible scenery, pockets of nature, and New Brunswick’s rugged coastal beauty. One such stop is the Sea Caves in St. Martins. Shaped by the tides, these natural wonders are best explored when the ocean draws back, allowing you to walk inside and marvel at their scale. When the tide returns, the same spot transforms into a dramatic shoreline, reminding you of the Bay of Fundy’s power and rhythm. It’s a stop that blends awe with a sense of discovery, the kind of place that makes you grateful you chose the slower road.

Such an amazing location and experience. You can't go into the caves and there's only one that's kind of deep. But regardless the whole location is pretty amazing. The rock stratification it's so cool and extends out right to the water's edge to the far left as you look out into the ocean. There's a muddy stream and lots of slippery rocks and seaweed so be careful. Most of the path out to the caves is dry and you can do it in running shoes if you want, but there may be a little stream to cross.

What a scenic and captivating spot! I would say because of water levels it's best to go in the early afternoon (around 2-3) otherwise the water is too high to get into the caves. Even at that time you will have to whip out your long jump skills! It's completely worth it though- the insides of the caves are almost other worldly! Pictures don't do it justice!

Absolutely beautiful place. Make sure you go at low tide to get the full experience. The restaurant there is delicious, and there's a little souvenir shop too.

It was worth the stop! You can’t go inside the largest cage anymore but it was still really cool at low tide to walk around the point to more sea caves. We also saw a bald eagle.

We visited the area over a couple of days. We were there for low tide on the weekend and high tide during the week in relation to my photos. We took a kayak adventure to view the sea caves on the water, and we took a hike above (there's a little turn off to the right going up the hill on the road that has a brown gate, if you go in there and park, you can access the trails above the sea caves) and below the sea caves to get a view from every angle. Recommend checking out the area. There are many little gift shops up and down the road and a nice family restaurant right on the beach area looking out to the sea caves. It's worth the trip! Bring a sweater for windy days and a hat for the sun! Also, bring proper footwear to walk in since you'll be walking across stones! :).

Unique place in the heart of the city with multiple vendors offering unique, traditional, and local merchandise as well as several world cuisine spots to try something new. Place is connected with other Downtown buildings via covered walkways and close to a city park.

I loved this place. There are so many vendors. Some vendors sell basic souvenirs for great prices, which is really great. And some vendors sell home made crafts. I love getting authentic souvenirs that represent the land I'm visiting. If you visit the Saint John City Market, you must get something from Beverly Reid at her Hampton Creators kiosk inside the market. She makes the most beautiful jewelry from Canadian maple leaves and flowers from her backyard. I got a stunning necklace - crushed up Maple leaves preserved in wine kind of resin, set in silver. And her prices are fantastic.

Nice market. Everything is meticulously laid out. There are fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, and some food from various countries. There are also handcrafted items and souvenirs.

Great little market for groceries, food and souvenirs. Lots of different cultural foods and creative artists selling their goods.

The area is small, and the products sold in some stalls are very attractive. I bought a lobster-shaped bath bomb.

This place was one of the best places that we visited during our trip, especially considering it was raining and windy the day our cruise ship stopped... Loved It!

Lovely little place with lots of local artist putting their souls into their craft. Aswell as a good few snacking opportunities!

So I'll start by saying if you come at the wrong time, this attraction is probably 2 or 3 stars. If you come at the right time, it's a solid 4 stars (maybe 5 if you add in the marine life). We took a cruise excursion that took us here first thing off the boat, unfortunately nothing was reversing so it was like ok a big body of water and a paper mill. We went about our tour and on the way back to the ship, I guess we had some extra time, so we went back by the falls. This time, it was reversing!! Definitely a very unique thing to see. Keep your eyes open for cute little sea animals (seals, otters, etc).

Just had a quick stop at the Reversing Falls in Saint John and wow—a tidal magic show in action! 🌊 Once every 12 hours, the Bay of Fundy flexes with its monstrous tides and literally reverses the river’s flow—one moment it rushes out to sea, the next it's surging back upstream. It’s kind of like nature doing its own Houdini trick! The pedestrian bridge and lookout platforms offer excellent vantage points—great for selfies. If you time your visit around high or low tide, it’s pure theatre: roaring water, churning whirlpools—you feel the raw Bay of Fundy power firsthand. Locals say it’s subtle, but I found it mesmerizing and totally worth the stop. This small-town gem is a refreshing detour that packs a punch: 5 stars, full stop ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

In my opinion, the Reversing Falls isn’t all that great or interesting. First and foremost, there aren’t any actual falls to see. Unlike in the name, there aren’t any reversing waterfalls. What is there is a river where the water reverses at specific times in the day. I do not think it worth taking a detour and visiting, but if it’s on your way, it’s not too bad either. It happened to be on my way and the walk down to the river wasn’t long either, but if I had taken a detour to come and see the reversing falls, I’d definitely be more disappointed with what I saw. There is a gift shop available for visitors to grab some merchandise, but it was very limited. Bathrooms were also available on sight - clean and easy to find. All in all, I don’t think I would visit the Reversing Falls again, but you may enjoy just popping by and grabbing lunch at their on site restaurant or something.

This is a strange, and fascinating, tourist attraction. The high tide from the Bay of Fundy actually REVERSE the flow of the Saint John River. We were there during the mid-morning and witnessed the spectacle. Worth a visit.

Public transportation to the site was available when we visited ($3 CDN per person to and from). The bus is the No. 1 (E / W) depending on which direction you're coming from. Ask the bus driver to let you know when to get off (we found the staff very nice). It's after the museum and high school, in a residential area. Walk through the neighborhood and you're there. You must be patient with the bus - I suggest downloading the schedule, so you can maximize your time at the phenomenon. Once there, there is a steeper short cut - look for the power line cables (see the photo) on the left as you come down the street. The shortcut does require the use of STAIRS. If you're in St. John, go see it (I purposefully did not post pictures of the falls). Finally, there is a public restroom in the vicinity. Travel safely.

Neat to see at full tide, walk down to other view points we came up to a mom and babies deers - cool

The Bay of Fundy is not a remarkable place. Interesting little town, but with an amazing, very unusual river that actually reverses twice a day and travels about 60 miles inland. Very cool excursion.

Amazing trails, I mean unbelievable untouched Mother Nature beauty. You can spend all day just admiring the surroundings. Easy and challenging. Love it!

The combination of pine scented air and briny sea air is salve to the soul. This place is peaceful and quiet. I saw seven deer throughout my two hours there! Hiking trails are well kept and relatively easy. Picnic tables and benches throughout for a rest. I love how you get forest, beach, views of the sea, salt marsh, and rocky terrain all in one place. This park is a gem!

Just a beautiful park! What a great surprise for an unexpected getaway. I drove across the border from Maine for an adventure with my daughter and I sure found one. Trails along the coast are beautiful. Lots of little stops along the way to rest and take great pictures. Many spots for an impromptu picnic and great barbecue spots. I will definitely do it again and again!!

Excellent location just outside the city offers a very welcoming first impression of the area. There are multiple areas, trails and entrances so if you want to see it all, but are somewhat short on time, it's best to plan your routes. If you plan accordingly, you can also see the rise and fall of the tides. 600 acres comprising of a children's park, beach, forests, BBQ pits and picnic tables coupled with various activities throughout the year. It's a nice break from the more industrial feel of the main city area in Saint John.

One of the best maintained parks in St. John and very scenic too. Main gravel road branches out into different circuits with varying lengths and difficulty levels, there's something for everyone. Big parking space at the main gate and smaller parking lots across the nature park so you can stop right next to the trail you want to hike. There are some looking points almost on every trail, overlooking the bay. Great to watch the tide turn. Bbq areas and portable toilets are across the park.

Beautiful trails to walk/bike. Tons of birds, if you take the time to sit still and call to them, they will land on your hand! Beautiful place to go for a walk with friends and/or to be alone and ponder your thoughts. *Great place for rocks and sticks *Parking lot is AWFUL, drive SUPER slow and check your tires before leaving your vehicle after parking to make sure giant sharp rocks aren't indenting your tires. *No garbage

Drove through the loop, stopped at all possible stops. This is a well kept nature reserve. Some of the stops had beautiful views. There are many trails. Was told that when the tide is low, seals can be seen on the rocks. Unfortunately the tide was high when we were there, did not see any seals.

It's not as large as expected, but there are still a lot of people. It's very considerate. There is a parking lot next to it. However, when there are many people every Saturday, I'm afraid there will be not enough parking spaces.

What a wonderful stop when in Fredericton. It has everything. I got a coffee, chimney cake and samosas for the drive to Quebec plus natural tick repellent for Nova Scotia! Could have spent a lot longer there!

I adore this farmers market. I make sure to visit every time I’m in the area. Truly such a great place and vibe. So many vendors of all varieties and truly kind people throughout.

A solid place to spend a Saturday morning. It’s busy, but that’s part of the appeal—lots of local vendors, fresh produce, baked goods and handmade items. Best to go early—things do sell out and it gets crowded quickly. A true Fredericton staple.

7am market opens. 7am parking only 3 blocks away. Understand that farmers may need to park close to refill stock, but no need for trucks with empty trailers taking Prime parking away from potential shoppers. Called the market got the ole fashion customer service "I'm so sorry but vendors have to park there. Nothing I can do." I worked in a different farmers market for our family farm. Every vender taking up a prime parking spot or two hurts the whole market. Expect hard to find parking by 10am easy but at 7am should be in and out like a bunny. I won't be giving this market another chance.

I really love going to this market, it’s a staple of Saturday’s mornings/before noon! They have everything from farm produce to actual pizza made in a fire oven and more! It’s the best market so far in my life and was the first! Fredericton was my place when I was a toddler because of some stuff happened in my life and now as an adult, I still love going to Fredericton because of its proximity for stores and restaurants! The inside may need some renovations like Led lights and the parking lots is always full there on Saturdays! I recommend this place! ☺️

Lovely market. A staple on my visits to Fredericton when I’m visiting my friends here. Would recommend to visitors and locals alike. From sausages on a bun to juice bars and fresh produce. Great atmosphere.

Went with our entire family on a family trip. Interested to learn about the history, of note the entire place is a reenactment with actors playing the part. The buildings and life that they portray are very interesting. Some of the older actors are very good, providing lots of history and answering questions. The younger actors staged in the blacksmith shop and who performed the dance really need to be educated on how to act properly especially when portraying a period in history. The blacksmith area was really poorly acted. In addition, we caught the 3 PM barn dance, which was not well orchestrated, laughable at times, with no historical context. The actors appeared to have never practiced this dance before and were very amateur. Most of the audience was just laughing and left promptly not waiting for them to finish. The horse carriage was a major hit among our family, especially with the kids. Staff at the visitor center were excellent, and very enthusiastic, providing lots of guidance. Overall, would recommend as a visitor tourist site, but keep your expectations low and do your research ahead of time.

Lovely historic site that I would definitely recommend. It's a lovely place to go for a long walk, explore the different historic buildings, and speak to the actors. It was a very laid-back environment and I found it quite relaxing. It's more focused on providing an experience of what it was like to live in this earlier period rather than providing structured history (e.g., there's no detailed interpretative centre). I would give yourself plenty of time as it takes a while to walk around to all the buildings, but that's part of the fun and it was very enjoyable. Definitely a very family and kid-friendly site. I look forward to visiting again!

This was my first visit but won't be my last. I used to love going to pioneer village when I lived in Toronto. Seeing the groups of camp kids was amazing as I known first hand these kids are building core memories. Definitely worth the visit and a great way to spend a day. Make sure to take the time to talk to the people working there.

This place is an absolute treasure: it is not a museum this is a time travel back for 200 years when this land was taken and cultivated by settlers. Live characters are explaining their life, work, tools and world and allow to learn more and have the most interesting exchange. I heavily recommend a visit in this marvelous place not only to learn about the development of the area in New Brunswick but also how our modern world developed in the last 200+years

Had a great time exploring Kings Landing on New Brunswick Day. Admission was free for the day, but would be worth it either way. All of the characters in the village were great. Learnt lots and saw so much. This time of year was great as many of the flowers and gardens were at peak time. Took tonnes of pictures. It takes about 3-4 hours to fully explore.

It was an amazing place with breathtaking beauty, welcoming people, animals, horse riding, in short perfect day out place with family. The roads are muddy so when it's dry, it's too dusty, taking a mask is recommended. My Son is allergic to dust so it wasn't comfortable for him. But he enjoyed a lot. And the warm brownie was just the perfect treat for all. The washrooms were clean, a gift shop to buy souvenir and there was restaurant too.

My absolutely favourite NB attraction. We have been visiting, multiple times a year, for 25 years. We first brought our children and now our grandchildren. It is a must see attraction. Talk to the workers in costume, try all the activities, you will love it!

Kingsbrae Garden is absolutely stunning and so beautifully maintained. Everything possible is done to keep the gardens in perfect condition, and you can truly see the dedication and effort put into managing it so well. It’s a wonderful place to visit, relax, and enjoy nature’s beauty. One small recommendation would be to consider slightly reducing the entry fee, though we completely understand the expenses involved in maintaining such a high standard. Overall, an excellent experience and definitely worth a visit!

Amazing amazing amazing 😍. Such gorgeous work. The compilation of plants thru the garden design is incredible that each garden is perfect at each point in the season. Clean and it's so large! You can be lost for hours. Love their monarch breeding program!!

I wish I had visited a month earlier when there were more flowers in bloom, but the ones that were there were amazing! So many bees! The sculptures were beautiful! Very friendly staff greeted us. I’d love to go back someday.

Worth the stop, Spent a little over 2 hours walking around the garden and I could have spent more time. Beautifuly taken care of. Staff is very nice and fun to chat with. We almost met Blue the peacock and missed him by not much but we could hear him quack throughout the garden. The flower displays were awesome, Could recognize a lot of native plants and planted ones.

What an incredible & beautiful garden to see. A restaurant that has great tasting food & very affordable. Benches available to sit if needed when you need it & many bees enjoying the pollen from all the beautiful flowers & don't bother with you. Can see whole garden in under 2hrs. Also has a animal section for the kids. Trail option available too for those who can. We did not take the trail. Looking forward to see it again next year.

The gardens are spectacular! They even have a few animals present on the grounds to help with trimming the grass. Groundskeepers and garden staff are really hard warming and could be seen frequently. They really care about their garden! Nice gift shop, but the restaurant doesn't measure up ( inexperienced servers and a slow, poorly resourced kitchen)

Stunning facility. One of our party had had a hip replacement, so we got a guided tour in a golf cart with one of the grounds workers. It is a fascinating park, and I wish we could have spent more time there. Every year they change the displays. A beautiful facility with a very reasonable admissions price.

On our way to Bay of Fundy and a quick stop off highway brought us to this quant little town with as its says, “World’s longest covered bridge”. We parked our car and walked the bridge to experience the build. Took at most 30 minutes to walk from one end to the other stopping, chatting and taking photos. If you have time, worth the turn off.

Really long covered bridge with a great scenic side view for pictures from a nice little park on the Hartland side. Just be aware that this is a single lane bridge with two way traffic, so make sure you stop and check for any oncoming traffic before proceeding onto the bridge.

We enjoyed the experience by foot and by car, the world's longest covered bridge. It's a great walk across and the scenery all over Hartland makes you feel like exploring the area for a little bit longer - it's definitely not city life! We had so much fun we took the roads less travelled back to Fredericton, an extra adventure through beautiful country.

Very nice place to take. Break and relax after driving through the covered bridge. Food bus directly next to the park area upriver of bridge. Plenty of parking and a grocery store across from it. Worth the ride in.

Wow what a long bridge for this history!!! One time to stop then enter the long bridge. Also you can stop by Waterville Grab N Go gas station to see rebuild the covered bridge chips flavour that where it was fire. You can buy covered bridge flavour which it was so good.

A great stop to see the "world's longest covered bridge". We were able to take pictures of the bridge but as our vehicle was too heavy (3T maximum), we were unable to drive through the single lane bridge. Still worth the stop though!

One way bridge. Height restrictions. Parking spot for overheight and over night! Nice walk on side of bridge. Information center on other side

It was a last minute decision to drive from Saint Andrew’s to St. Stephen’s to check out the Chocolate Museum, and we are so glad we did! The information provided during the tour far exceeded our expectations and the chocolate treats offered during the tour was an unexpected surprise. Our tour guide had the type of passion and enthusiasm you want in someone taking you through the history of the Ganong family and their chocolate making empire. We really enjoyed the tour and our time there and do recommend it as a destination in your travels too.

I really wanted to like it! Sadly, I was quite disappointed. I found the experience quite boring. I thought we would see how the chocolate was made, like part of the factory, but it was only history. The whole town seems to revolve around this company, so I would think they would work to make it more exciting. The chocolate itself is okay - I've had better and I've had worse. The staff know their stuff and were friendly, so 3 stars instead of 2.

Wonderful and interesting tour of the original factory. LOTS of samples. Shop next door. Would highly recommend.

The nerd in me LOVED the history I learned from this little tour! I’m from the surrounding area and knew NOTHING about the history of Ganongs. My tour guide was top notch, interactive and a delight. Little samples along the way made it extra sweet. I discovered a new love thanks to this tour (Pal-O-Mine Chocolate bar). This history of this company is so cool. All that’s left to improve on this tour is to update the 20 year old videos they play 😉 (they’re still informative though!). A great way to spend an hour on a hot summer day!

What a great experience to see how the chocolates are made into find out all about its beginnings. The gal who gave us the tour did an outstanding job. Tasting chocolates along the way was an added bonus. Be sure to pick up a box or two to bring home to the folks at home.

This was an awesome tour. Our tour guide was so enthusiastic and her passion was infectious. The samples were also ample and SO GOOD.

Really fun tour, lots of interesting stories, and free chocolate - what more could you ask for?

What an incredible experience. Make your reservations to drive the mountain drive. Explore every backroad possible. The views were amazing and the fall colors were stunning. Pictures don’t come close to showing how beautiful they were. Take the time for this drive.

Despite it being windy and cloudy thwarting our views, it was a beautiful trip up the mountain. I loved being in the cloud! There were fresh ripe wild blueberries, and beautiful trails to explore. I highly recommend! You must make reservations in advance to access Cadillac Mountain. Tickets go on sale 30 days in advance.

We managed to get a summit mountain road pass 48 hours prior and it was an AMAZING sunrise. It was very very very cold though. Would highly recommend seeing this sunrise.

So grateful to have the opportunity trekking on the north ridge trail to see the sunrise. Even though I should wake up at 4.30 AM, the experience was worth it. The view while climbing up the trail was magnificent, great opportunity to have great bonding with friends. On the summit, the view was amazing, you wouldn’t regret to be there. Besides, you could also use car to reach the summit. However, just make sure that you bought the ticket online.

Known for the first bit of sun, we ventured out for sunset. Beautiful view of mountains, ocean, and lakes. Perfect view from the summit road overlook.

Best views in Acadia! I highly recommend the hike up, especially in the fall. It’s also a great place to see the sunrise, and there are several overlooks facing east on the hike up you can stop at for sunrise so you can enjoy the view crowd-free (expect huge crowds at the summit for sunrise). If you’re driving, you MUST have a reservation!

Gorgeous views! Lots of visitors so it’s hard to find parking. Also, you must have a reservation to enter for the sunrise viewing.Good luck with that! We had to take what was available so we went at 10am. It was packed, no parking and also govt shutdown so services were limited.

A nice place for short hikes and picnic. Notice that it's pretty crowded and in high season you won't have parking 10am to 4pm . IMO nice but not wroth the hype

Beautiful lake with a nice hiking trail around the edge! The trail is pretty rocky on one side and these plank boardwalks on the other, so definitely wear hiking boots. The trail is pretty crowded and parking is a disaster, but the pond itself is lovely.

Easy hike for the whole family! Highly recommend getting there early in the morning during the fall season due to the popularity and the flat hike. Beautiful all around.

We went really early and it was quiet nice walk. Got busy after an hr but still ok. By the time we left, it was terribly busy. So suggest going early like 7-7:30 am for the trail, finish that and then go to the restaurant - upstairs they have the grab and go section for food with nice upper deck outdoor seating. Also has a gift shop - slightly overpriced because same stuff can be purchased in bar harbour town for a lot cheaper.

Beautiful and peaceful trail around the pond with stunning views of the lake. Easy walk with a mix of boardwalks and dirt paths, but there’s a fork where you can veer off for some fun rock scrambling and climb to the top for amazing views. Totally worth it if you’re up for a bit more adventure!

Beautiful place to stop if you get hungry or for a good flat hike for any age. Food is great and service is great. But kids and folks any age will love the hike around the pond. So beautiful, so quiet and peaceful. You can view Twin Peaks and also take a detour to Bubble Rock if you want. If you are doing Park Loop drive and need a stop. This is a good place. So plan accordingly.

We stopped here in the evening of our 1st day when the crowds were gone and we had rhe trail mostly to ourselves. It was very cloudy and cooler temps, but I loved seeing it like this. We didn't walk the whole trail, but did see a good amount of it. The gift store at the teahouse was still open and we also stopped in there. Lots of lovely souvenirs and an overall fun place to look around. This is a great place for all ages to explore; the trail is mostly flat and accessible from the parking area. Definitely recommend stopping by early morning or after dinner when the crowds are gone for the day.

Was great to see where the x president bush would go to vacation.

I can definitely see why the President would choose to live here. It's beautiful.

Beautiful views of one of America’s great family homes. The Bush compound is viewable from here with some signage about the great man, George H. W. Bush.

I know you can't get closer, but it was fun to pull over on the side of the road to view it from a distance. The Bush family has used the Walker Point Estate since since the day's of George H.W. Bush's great-grandfather.

You know how you envision how a place must look in your mind, growing up hearing about the Bush Summer White House in Kennebunkport, and then you get there but it's not at all like you expected but you didn't know what to expect anyway? There you go.

Beautiful. No wonder W likes this place so much!

Great view of Bush compound

This is a nice drive, taking you by beautiful homes, notable scenery, the Bush compound (clearly marked with a roadside pullout & marker), and St Ann's church, which is lovely in and of itself. Start on the Kennebunkport end and take it all the way to Hwy 1, on the other end. Very pretty!

Awesome drive by the sea, I am positive a place where you can spot sunrise or sunset both in very short distance

Beautiful ocean views. Beautiful houses.

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) Beautiful street by the ocean (Original) Wunderschöne Straße am Ozean