2007 NB-955, Little Shemogue
www.loellas.com

Inspired by Loella Murray (nee Cadman), Loella’s is the epitome of a local country general store and has just about anything you need. From eggs to art to beach gear, plus so much more, you can find it here. Open daily from 9am to 9pm during the summer months.

1506 NB-955, Little Shemogue
www.keepsakequilting.com

Local artisans offer their beautiful work to visitors to our area. Everything from pottery to paintings to quilts and more. Come out, browse and take home a memory of your vacation. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm, June 5 to Sept 2 (Labour Day). Come out (most) Saturdays for their morning bake sales

5039 NB-16, Bayfield
www.capejourimain.ca

Cape Jourimain Nature Centre is a non-profit organization located in the federally protected Cape Jourimain National Wildlife Area. Operated by a volunteer board of directors, our mandate is to provide programs that promote awareness and respect for Cape Jourimain’s natural and cultural heritage. Some of our amenities include an interpretation centre, a craft shop and cafe, an observation tower, a lighthouse, and over 7 km of nature trails.

4152 NB-16, Malden
www.lavendermoonfarm.ca

At Lavender Moon Farm, we are passionate about growing a variety of high-quality lavender and providing our customers with unique lavender-based products. Our family-run farm is located in the beautiful and quaint countryside of Malden, New Brunswick, just 10 minutes from the Confederation Bridge.

4144 NB-16, Malden
www.blueroofdistillers.com 

Blue Roof Distillers is a micro distillery built on the 6^th generation Strang family farm, formally known as Strang’s Produce Inc. The Distillery sources its raw materials from the farm and transforms the finest ingredients into Blue Roof premium spirits. They offer tours of their distillery and a shop with their spirits. Generally open from 10am to 5pm.

1679 NB-955, Little Shemogue
www.parcsnbparks.info

Murray Beach’s unsupervised, warm saltwater and sandy beach is the perfect place to go beachcombing, escape the daily routine and re-energize the soul with the sounds of the sea. Pets are not allowed on the beach, but they are allowed on leash in the rest of the park. Change houses, washrooms, playground and picnic areas are available on site.

15 East Main Street, Port Elgin

Saurdays from 9am to 1pm. Farm fresh food, drinks, arts and crafts, preserves, and so much more!  Support Local Food Producers and Celebrate Community

693 Main St., Pointe-du-Chene
www.neptuneshediac.ca

The Neptune Drive-In Theatre has been a local landmark since the 1960’s with showings on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. It can host 300+ vehicles, has amazing food in their canteen, and is equipped with Atlantic Canada’s premier digital Ultra 4K projector creating an incredible cinema escapade under the stars.

12 Church St., Port Elgin
www.pedvac.org

Local non-profit organization offering community support services and resources to help people in need. Come thrifting in our boutique – open Wednesday thru Saturday, 12-4pm

1509 Route 955, Murray Corner

Country style market with cozy oceanfront cabins and a gas bar.

342 NB-970, Baie Verte
www.bookeo.com/lucianoonichinormt

Registered Massage Therapist offering his services in Baie Verte and Miramichi. Visit the site above to read some of his testimonials (bottom of page) and to book your appointment.

1 Spring St., Port Elgin
Open 10 – 5 daily from July 1 – Sept. 1

No admission fee, although donations gratefully accepted. This museum is full of exhibits depicting life in the Strait Shores region in years gone by – antique implements, photos, some really neat old toys and tools AND featuring a scale model of old Fort Monckton/Gaspareaux, and much more. Everyone is welcome – drop in and check out this delightful piece of local history!

1 NB-955, Cape Tormentine
www.capetormentine.com 

Free public Beach, store & lighthouse.

1 NB-955, Cape Tormentine
www.seeyouatthecape.com  

A celebration of Atlantic Canadian talent. July 31 – August 2, 2025

2184 Route 960, Port Elgin

We are a small, local nursery with bedding plants, hanging baskets and patio pots.

851 NB-970, Baie Verte
www.winegardenestate.com

Award winning winery & distillery, producing a wide selection of wine, liqueurs and brandies. Drop by the wine boutique for wine/spirit tastings, wine flights and fun times on the licensed patio, where new memories are made.

255 Etter Ridge Road, Aulac
www.truemanblueberryfarms.ca

Trueman Blueberry Farms is a beloved family-owned business that has been serving the community for several generations. Located in a beautiful countryside setting, Trueman Blueberry Farms offers visitors a chance to experience the beauty of nature while enjoying some of the most delicious treats in the area.

4335 Route 16, Malden

Family Diner on your way to PEI. Featuring home cooking and a warm atmosphere minutes from the Confederation Bridge.

3081 NB-16, Timber River

Petro-Can gas station, gift shop, and take-out fries. Also available are Confederation Bridge Gift Cards.  Last gas station when heading to PEI. Donate your Petro Points and Allen’s will pass them on to Pedvac, a non-profit offering a variety of services to area residents.

171 Moore Rd., Port Elgin
www.ottercreeknursery.wordpress.com 

Otter Creek Nursery raises a diversity of field-grown trees, shrubs and perennial flowers for the Atlantic Maritime climate.  A reliance on green manures, organic composts, and good old fashioned weeding means that our plants are free of chemical fertilizers and biocides – perfectly suited to growing with nature.

5676 NB-15, Shemogue

Seafood restaurant celebrating all the riches and freshness of the Maritimes.

34 Mallard Dr., Sackville
https://sackville.com/residents/parks-and-recreation/our-parks/

This award-winning 55-acre park, which is minutes from the highway and a short walk from downtown, features: 3.5 kilometres of accessible trails and boardwalks, including a section of the Trans-Canada Trail; 160 bird species (including 26 confirmed breeding species);  and 200 species of plants. Guided tours available from May to August.

113 Main St., Sackville
www.cranewoodonmain.com 

Artisan breads, pastries, delicious coffee, and hearty food, all made fresh in house. Open 7 days a week, 8 am to 4 pm.  Dine in or take away

61 York St., Sackville
www.owensartgallery.com 

The Owens Art Gallery is located on the campus of Mount Allison University. It is Canada’s oldest university art gallery and the custodian of an important collection of about 4000 works spanning the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries. Connect with art and artists through our programs and explore our current exhibition.

61 York St., Sackville
www.strutsgallery.ca 

Struts Gallery is an artist-run centre dedicated to presenting exceptional contemporary art to the public through exhibitions, artist residencies, screenings, workshops, talks and performances.

2063 Route 960, Upper Cape
www.spruceitupquilting.com 

Mon-Sat – 10am to 4pm

3081 NB-16, Timber River
506-538-0081

A varied menu based on Canadian cuisine fish & chips, fried chicken, poutine, and much more

342 Route 970, Baie Verte
www.bistrolechatbleu.ca

Bistro Le Chat Bleu welcomes locals and visitors alike to enjoy good food, drink and hospitality. Housed in a historic general store, our restaurant is located in the heart of picturesque Baie Verte, NB. Open 10am to 6pm daily except closed Tuesday.

2385 Acadie Rd., Cap-Pelé

Enjoy your lunch of fried seafood and ice cream on the outdoor seating while taking in the peace and quiet of Cap-Pelé. A local favourite.

45 Parlee Beach Rd., Pointe-du-Chêne
www.parcsnbparks.info

One of North America’s finest beaches, Parlee boasts the warmest salt water in Canada and has been awarded the Blue Flag international eco-certification. Visit the charming Boutique Beausoleil or enjoy the Euston Park Patio while tasting its local food and microbrew on tap.

229 Main St., Shediac
www.experienceshediac.ca

Shediac is recognized the world over as “The Lobster Capital of the World” for its lobster fishing industry. For that reason, in 1989 the Shediac Rotary Club thought it fitting to erect a monument in tribute of the delectable crustacean and promote its role in the development of our community. A staircase was erected on the pedestal to allow visitors to climb up on the monument to have their pictures taken. Restrooms available on-site. Kayak & stand-up paddle board rental and souvenir shops nearby. Visit Shediac for their amazing Lobster Festival in July.

125 Magic Mountain Road, Moncton
www.zoodemagnetichillzoo.ca

The Magnetic Hill Zoo is Atlantic Canada’s leading zoo that educates and inspires conservation action. Open 7 days a week.

150 Magic Mountain Road, Moncton
www.magicmountain.ca

Atlantic Canada’s largest waterpark… and more!

3654 NS-366, Tidnish, NS

Ice Cream!!!! Need I say more? Just a short drive to NS and the best ice cream! Amazing small business!

60 Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf Rd.,
Pointe-du-Chêne
www.shediacbaycruises.ca

Whether you’d like to relax on the warm waters of Shediac Bay, immerse yourself in local history, become a true lobster connoisseur, or set sail with a group of friends, we have a boat tour especially designed for you.  A maritime experience you won’t soon forget.

Moncton
www.tidalboretimes.ca

The Tidal Bore in New Brunswick Canada, occurs along the Peticodiac River near Moncton & Riverview and is a naturally occurring phenomenon that is caused by the surging waters from the Bay of Fundy tides, which are the highest tides in the world, that roar up the Peticodiac River twice daily during the changing tides. Visit their website for best viewing locations.

NB to PEI
www.confederationbridge.com

The Confederation Bridge, which opened in 1997, is the longest continuous span over ice-covered water. It’s located just a short 20-minute drive from Port Elgin, making it possible to enjoy the Charlottetown Festival, the Cavendish Beach Area, or the other beautiful areas of Prince Edward Island.

2680 Acadie Road, Cap-Pele

Popular family restaurant located in the village of Cap-Pele.

2488 Acadie Road, Cap-Pele

Popular family restaurant located in the village of Cap-Pele.

Butte-à-Napoléon Road, Cap-Pele
www.llamazingadventures.ca

Llama-zing Adventures is a 120-acre hobby farm, located in the small village of Saint-Andre LeBlanc, N.B. It’s surrounded by a river, ponds and a short 10 min drive from beautiful sandy beaches (the warmest ocean water in Canada)! The farm consists of horses, llamas, alpacas, emus and a camel.

44 Ch Glaude, Haute-Aboujagane
www.pineneedlesgolf.nb.ca

Since our course is home to two 18 hole courses, you can be sure to find a golf experience to match your skill level. The Pine’s front nine offers golfers a variety of challenging holes with a brook that comes into play on four of them. Its back nine, however, is the shortest layout filled with some interesting holes. Accuracy is far more important than distance on this course.

1157 Route 133, Grand-Barachois
www.centreforspeed.com

Atlantic Canada’s Largest Outdoor Entertainment Park. 110 Acres. We are home to the Atlantic Stock Car Championships, the Atlantic Monster Truck Nationals, and much more. In addition, we offer Outlaw Go-Karting and a “Drive Your Own” Racing Experience. Heralded as “the best concert facility in the Maritimes” by independent music promoters, we are proud to be home of The Parlee Beach Music Festival and other concerts hosting crowds of up to 45,000.

131 Discovery Rd, Hopewell Cape
www.parcsnbparks.info

For thousands of years, the massive tides of the Bay of Fundy have been patiently sculpting their masterpiece in Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick. With over twenty free-standing sea stacks peppered along two kilometers of shoreline, no Atlantic Canadian vacation is complete without experiencing these icons. Sturdy footwear is recommended for exploring our trails and shoreline. Be sure to check our tide times prior to your visit to see when it will be safe to explore our Ocean Floor.

57 Acadie St., Bouctouche
www.akadilumina.ca

An enchanted night walk into the heart of a vibrant culture. 1.5km forest pathway of lighting effects, projections and soundscapes that will immerse you in a unique story world.  May 16 to October 18, 2025

1876 NB-475, Saint-Édouard-de-Kent
www.jdirving.com/en/sustainability/parks/irving-eco-centre

Located on the Northumberland Strait of New Brunswick, just minutes north of the town of Bouctouche, this sand dune stretches 12 km across Bouctouche Bay, a result of the constant action of wind, tides and sea currents since the last ice age. Every major storm, its shape changes.

Park visitors can use the boardwalk stretching along the dune to explore both the dune’s wilderness and its salt marsh without endangering the sensitive ecosystems. A rich variety of marine and aquatic plants and animals, especially shorebirds and other migratory birds, make the dune their habitat. A bird photographers dream!

8642 NB-114, Alma
www.parks.canada.ca

Experience the world’s highest tides along the Bay of Fundy. Explore the bay as you paddle in a kayak as the waters rise up to 12 m or more, walk the otherworldly ocean floor at low tide, or venture inland where trails lead to waterfalls deep in Acadian forests.

650 Cape Enrage Rd., Waterside
www.capeenrage.ca

Located on the Bay of Fundy, Cape Enrage offers one of the most spectacular views of the world’s highest tides from its towering cliffs and has been a light station and fog alarm since 1838. Along with its natural beauty, Cape Enrage also offers family-friendly adventures! Come try our 183-metre (600 foot) zip line, our 46-metre (150 foot) rappel wall, or come challenge yourself and your friends in our obstacle course. At the Cape House Restaurant, look out over the magnificent Bay of Fundy from the dining room or the deck (weather permitting!) of our historic Cape House. The Gallery at the Cape is proud to feature a great selection of works by local artists and artisans; paintings, carvings, glass work and more.

2008 Scenic Road, Waterside
www.watersidewinery.ca

Enjoy the tranquil setting of Waterside Farms Cottage Winery on the beautiful Bay of Fundy. See for yourself the process that turns simple fruit into distinctive wines. We offer a wine sampling service to ensure that you’re completely satisfied with our product prior to purchase. Open June to October from 10am to 5:30pm daily.