Question 1

Fundy National Park: opening hours

Accepted Answer

Fundy National Park is open year-round for your enjoyment.

Question 2

Fundy National Park: what should I know before visiting?

Accepted Answer

The park’s famous tides can be experienced in a day, yet many visitors opt for longer stays at one of Fundy’s five campgrounds or in the neighbouring seaside village of Alma.

Question 3

Fundy National Park: how to get there

Accepted Answer

It's easily accessible by car from several local cities, including the capital Fredericton (two-hour drive), Saint John (1.5-hour drive) and Moncton (one-hour drive).

Question 4

Fundy National Park: parking

Accepted Answer

Please park only in designated areas and areas where you do not pose a risk to others. If a parking lot is full, find the next closest lot and walk to your destination.

Question 5

Fundy National Park: is it wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

Several facilities offer wheelchair-accessible washrooms in Fundy National Park. The Salt and Fir Centre Chignecto Pavilion Wolfe Lake Visitor Centre Chignecto and Cannontown Campgrounds offer some single-user washrooms and showers with wheelchair access.

Question 6

Fundy National Park: are dogs allowed?

Accepted Answer

At all times, pets must be kept on a leash or in suitable confinement. Don’t leave your pet unattended in a vehicle, on your campsite, or anywhere else, during your visit to Fundy National Park. Wildlife, weather, and an unfamiliar environment can be scary or dangerous for your pet. Don’t allow your pet to chase any wild animal - it’s illegal and dangerous. Pets are not allowed in some areas. Look for notices at trailheads and info centres to find out where these restrictions are. Remember to clean up after your pet.

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