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A beach a day in Southwest New Brunswick
From the shifting tides revealing miles of shoreline to the playful sights of wildlife and unique beachcombing finds, every beach visit promises an unforgettable day out for both the young and young at heart.
Stanley Beach and Red Point Beach
Experience the wonders of the tides at Stanley and Red Point Beaches where each low tide uncovers a vast stretch of shoreline ripe for exploration. These picturesque spots are nature's playgrounds, frequented by seals and seabirds with the occasional whale or porpoise making an appearance just beyond the breakers. Beachgoers will delight in searching for seaside treasures ranging from colourful beach glass and pottery shards to whimsical driftwood and elusive sand dollars. Notably, Red Point Beach stands out with its unique Magnetic Sand, a phenomenon shared with the enchanting Grand Manan's Magnetic Sand Beach.
Stanley Beach, Grand Manan
Herring Cove Beach, Campobello
Nestled within Herring Cove Provincial Park, this sprawling beach transforms from sandy shores to a pebbly paradise along its almost 2km length with the ebb and flow of the tide. Adjacent to Glansevern Lake, families can enjoy picnicking with panoramic views of the horizon where Grand Manan Island looms. The serene environment and accessible boardwalk provide a scenic backdrop perfect for immortalizing memories in photographs.
Relax and enjoy the view at Herring Cove Beach
Katy’s Cove, Saint Andrews
Katy’s Cove invites families to bask in the warmth of saltwater bliss in an ideal enclosed setting, ensuring a safe and splendid day out for swimmers of all ages. With no admission fee, it’s an unbeatable spot for leisure and fun. The cove is flanked by a paved trail that allows easy exploration around its natural splendor. With convenient and recently renovated change rooms, Katy’s Cove is the epitome of accessible beach luxury near the heart of town.
Katy's Cove, Saint Andrews
New River Beach Provincial Park
A haven for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike, New River Beach Provincial Park offers more than just a beach—it’s a gateway to adventure be it camping under the stars, kayaking the majestic Bay of Fundy, or discovering the vibrant marine life in tidal pools. The park’s unsupervised beaches and coastal trails are a showcase of the Bay of Fundy’s striking geological marvels, setting the stage for a day filled with exploration and natural wonders. New River Beach is also home to the renowned Sand Sculpture Competition, with the 2024 competition taking place on July 27 and 28.
Race against the tide at New River Beach
Deer Island Point Park Campground
Deer Island Point Park stands as a sanctuary for those seeking a mix of sandy beaches and wildlife encounters that include whale watching and bird spotting. With hiking trails and nearby accommodations, it promises a comfortable and engaging natural retreat. Here, the whirlpools of Old Sow are within sight, adding a thrilling wonder to your beach day itinerary.
The majestic Old Sow
Seal Cove, Grand Manan
Famed for its soft, inviting sands, Seal Cove is the family-friendly beach that dreams are made of. It’s not uncommon to find seals frolicking near the shore, providing a delightful spectacle for visitors. The cove’s gentle sand and welcoming waters make it an ideal spot for building sandcastles and creating lasting memories.
Seal Cove Beach, Grand Manan
Canal Beach and Playground
Canal Beach is a haven for families, offering a sandy beachfront perfect for swimming alongside amenities like a boat launch and nearby camping facilities. It's a community favourite, blending recreational fun with the serene beauty of nature.
Canal Beach on Lake Utopia
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Each of these unique beach destinations in Southwest New Brunswick offers families the perfect setting to unwind, explore, and connect with nature. Whether you’re beachcombing for sea glass, watching for whales, or simply soaking in the scenic views, these coastal and freshwater beaches promise unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages.
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