Mount Carleton Provincial Park

Mount Carleton was so cool that it deserves to be a national park. It is so so peaceful and quiet. The park is very clean and the views are beyond spectacular. The lodge is very amazing too. There is super kind staff and a lot of seating area. The park has amazing night views because of the close to 0% light pollution. We did some trails here and had so much fun.

An absolutely beautiful and memorable experience. This well-managed clean park has friendly and helpful staff at the entrance who guide visitors based on their interests and activity levels. The hike to the summit was exhilarating and unforgettable, but equally fascinating were the other (easier) trail, Waterfall and beach that we visited. A tryst with Nature herself.

We've been to this park for the second time, and this time we hiked up the mountain in honor of the park's name. We chose the easier of the two trails, but for me as a beginner, it was an 8 out of 10 in terms of difficulty 😄. However, the view at the top on a good day is definitely worth it. In the park itself, there are several mountains of varying difficulty levels. There are rental cabins near the lake with a shared kitchen, various trails, and several waterfalls. As for drawbacks, the road within the park is very dusty, and our car developed spots that looked like rust after the visit. But with the help of a special cleaning agent, I was able to remove them.

It's a great place to see the New Brunswick Acadian mountains. Lots of trails to hike, campsites to enjoy the lake and views. Plus, fishing, canoeing, and exploring the many trails available. Beautiful all year round, but spring and fall are the most enjoyable.

Great place for hikes and picnics. I only did a couple of short trails because of time restraints but the lady at the visitor's centre was kind enough to show me the shortest trails on a map of the park. You could easily spend the day here. I'll be back to spend more time hiking.

This is a must-see place. It's out of the way, but the natural beauty of this park is amazing. There are several different hiking trails that can accommodate any level of hiker. The main mountain, Mount Carleton, is a challenging climb but the view from the top is breathtaking. The main campsites are well maintained.

Got in late and left early all three stays I had, stayed at Williams campground for two nights and Franklin for one. All three sites were spectacular and absolutely beautiful with access to the water. My only regret is not getting out to hike the trails, can't wait to be back!

Amazing place. There's so much to see and the camping was great. The hiking trails we're so much fun and alot of wildlife to be seen.