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National park · Alma, New Brunswick
Fundy National Park
A national park on the shore of the Bay of Fundy, next to Alma, with maple and fir forest, waterfalls, rivers, lakes and trails that reach the seaside.
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About Fundy National Park
Fundy National Park was established in 1948 and protects a stretch of plateau and coastline of New Brunswick facing the Bay of Fundy. The forest mixes fir, birch and maple, cut by rivers that tumble in waterfalls down to the sea.
The most visited trails are short: Dickson Falls Trail, through a damp valley of mosses and ferns, and Third Vault Falls Trail, longer, to the park’s highest waterfall. On the coast, pebble beaches and tidal pools expose the seafloor when the water recedes. The park also has lakes for paddling, a golf course, a heated saltwater pool and campgrounds.
The village of Alma sits beside the east entrance, where the visitor centre is located. The park is a dark-sky reserve, and clear nights are usually good for stargazing. There is an admission fee; check the current fee schedule.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
One day.
Best time
From June to September, when all services are open. Late September to mid‑October for fall colors.
How to get there
The east entrance is in Alma, on Route 114, about 80 km from Moncton.
Tip
Combine a waterfall trail with a beach walk at low tide: both sides of the park change with the day.
Official website
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Fundy National Park
Which trails should I do in Fundy National Park?
Dickson Falls Trail, a short hike, and Third Vault Falls Trail, a longer one, are the most popular.
Is Fundy National Park open in winter?
Part of the park remains open, with cross‑country ski and snowshoe trails, but many services close. Check before you go.
Where is the entrance to Fundy National Park?
The east entrance is in the village of Alma, by the visitor centre.