Kouchibouguac National Park

Beautiful beaches, walking trails and scenery to blow your mind. Wonderful wooden walkway from the multiple parking lots to the waterfront shoreline. Amazing bird watching and we saw seals swimming close to the shore, long bike trails through the park. .. 🐻 we saw a bear too 😄.

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.

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?)

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.

Beautiful large National Park. Lots of camping options, many water activities along with rentals, lots of bike trails, and many walking trails. We visited in the fall and the foliage was stunning!

National park that's great for families. Boardwalk takes you out to the beach where there is a shallow beach area. Large stretch of sandy beach great for relaxing or kids playing! Clear ocean water. Stop off at the visitor information centre which has a small interactive area for kids and gift shop.

Great family camping. Campsites are very large and private for the most part. Lots of bike trails and easy access to great sandy beaches.

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 .

Best beaches ever in Atlantic Canada! I absolutely love to go to Kellys Beach for swimming and a fab time on the beach whenever I'm in Canada during the summer month. You can choose between warm and shallow lagoons and the Atlantic. Also great for a walk in the Park, where you will meet lots of squirrels and gulls, the occasional Racoon and with just a little bit of luck even a moose or white tails. I've never seen one, but according to the national park informations you can also see whales, dolphins and seals.

Campground one of the noisiest we have ever stayed in. We camped the long weekend in September, and the campground was terrible with al l the noise from barking dogs and loud radios. It did not matter time of day, always excess noise. We stayed at our campsite most of the weekend, and we did not see one security vehicle. Other than the lack of enforcement, this is a beautiful park. Over 60km of bike trails most of which are well maintained. The beach is beautiful and stretches for about 8 km. The hiking trails are well maintained and usually less than a km long. If it wasn't for the unprofessional handling of security, this park is a gem.

Kouchibouguac National Park is a coastal wetlands park in the heart of the Acadian Coast of New Brunswick. The campground is very nice with a wide variety of sites from which to choose. Excellent nature trails for hiking or cycling. Kellys Beach is excellent. It is located on the middle of three offshore dunes, all with fine sand. Paved parking in abundance, snack bar, washrooms, showers and boardwalk access to the beach. The northern and southern dunes require a boat (rentals available in the park) or a determined swim (NOT recommended) to get to them. The middle dune is 6.7 km end-to-end, the northern 4.5 km & the southern 7 km. At the seaward end of the boardwalk there is a supervised swimming area used by families. Tide fluctuation is minimal and the sea bottom is sandy and shallow so the water is considerably warmer than many other NB beaches. Turn left and walk 1.0 / 1.5 km south and the clothing-optional area begins. This is NOT an official nudist beach but c-o use is tolerated -- lewd conduct is NOT TOLERATED. There are lots of shells for the kiddies, lobster boats to watch offshore and if you walk all the way to the end of the middle dune you may have to share the beach with sunbathing seals -- no guarantee of that. There is a lot of space and few people south of the supervised area. Please keep our beach clean. Please note that in the early part of the summer the southern part of the middle dune is closed in order to permit undisturbed nesting areas for the endangered Piping Plover (Charadrius melodus).