ON THE BAY of FUNDY - Discover Saint John

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ON THE BAY of FUNDY
2012 • 2013 OFFICIAL VISITOR GUIDE
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Welcome to the only city on the stunning Bay of Fundy. There is simply no other place
in the Maritimes where the urban charms of a vibrant, historic city nestle up against the
grand, natural allure of this world-famous Bay.
No wonder Saint John, on the southern coast of New Brunswick, has quickly become
the traveller’s favourite anchor for exceptional adventures of every kind. Here, you are
never far from a new, unexpected delight, be it an evening of contemporary fine dining,
a band on the boardwalk, or exploring the world’s highest tides.
Every Saint John vacation takes you worlds away from the ordinary. Yet getting here is
easier than you’d imagine. Whether you choose to drive, fly, ferry, or cruise, we’re as
accessible as your trip will be memorable.
So, what do you want to do first? However you end up enjoying your time in Saint John,
you’ll find enough ideas in this guide to fill a dozen vacations. If you still have questions,
stop by a Visitor Information Centre for a chat and a taste of our friendly maritime
charm. Enjoy your stay!
VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRES
Saint John
City Hall (Open year-round)
Barbour’s General Store
Highway #1 West
Reversing Rapids
506.658.2855
506.632.6813
506.658.2940
506.658.2937
Grand Bay-Westfield
Brundage Point River Centre
506.738.3258
St. Martins
Main Street at Harbour Park
506.833.2006
Hampton
657 Main Street
(the Old Train Station)
506.832.6111
Table of Contents
The Spirit of Saint John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Greater Saint John Communities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
The Bay of Fundy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Reversing Rapids Tide Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Cruising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Urban Experiences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Festivals and Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Uptown Parking Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Fun and Recreation
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Tours and Adventures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Accommodations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Campgrounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
DiscoverSaintJohn
DiscoverSaintJohn
www.DiscoverSaintJohn.com
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1.866.GO.FUNDY
For more information contact:
Discover Saint John, P.O. Box 1971, Saint John, NB E2L 4L1
Tel: 506.658.2990
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Fax: 506.632.6118
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Email: [email protected]
THE SPIRIT OF SAINT JOHN
Let it take you away.
Unspoiled natural parks with views carved by the Bay of Fundy; steep, history-lined
streets bustling with maritime charm; Uptown arts, dining and entertainment
inspired by the passion of our region. Through the people you meet, places you
visit and sights you see, the spirit of Saint John will enrich your experience. Feel
it for yourself at these and other attractions throughout the city.
One of the last remaining coastal wilderness
areas in North America with coastline sculpted
by the world’s highest tides. Experience the
Fundy Trail for spectacular views of the Bay of
Fundy from numerous lookouts.
www.fundytrailparkway.com
Fundy Trail
Whale sightings guaranteed in the Hall of Great
Whales. See the Bay of Fundy tides in action,
explore our shipbuilding heritage and examine
fossils from a unique geological past. Creations
of our artists and treasures from around the
world can be found in our galleries and gift shop.
www.nbm-mnb.ca
eum
New Brunswick Mus
Starting in New Brunswick, The Maritime
Experience will introduce you to Canada’s
Maritime Provinces the way they should be seen,
from the water. Sail the Princess of Acadia from
Saint John and Digby or the PEI Ferry to Nova
Scotia on your next vacation. Visit us online
to begin planning your next getaway today.
www.nfl-bay.com
Bay Fer
ries
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Shop, Eat, Explore & Play at New Brunswick’s
Festival Place! Market Square is a distinctive
blend of shopping, entertainment, enterprise,
and cuisine. We’re open from first coffee till last
call; seven days a week – year round. Join us for
a taste of Market Square’s finest!
www.marketsquaresj.com
Market Square
Uptown Saint John
Stonehammer Ge
opark
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Parks Cana
You’re sure to get caught up in the character
of our city and our people. Colourful historic
properties house boutiques, studios and
restaurants offering everything from local
seafood to ethnic cuisine! The entire Uptown
and waterfront – hotels, entertainment,
restaurants and shops – is connected by
our historic tree-lined streets and our easily
accessible pedway systems.
www.uptownsj.com
As North America’s first Global Geopark,
Stonehammer Geopark is about geology, but
it is also about people, society and culture.
Our lives are shaped by geology; where we
settle, the landscape, the crops we grow,
natural hazards, water resources, climate, what
we mine, and the energy we use. You can
experience a billion years of the Earth’s history,
and have fun every step of the way.
www.stonehammergeopark.com
Where in the world is your next moment of
discovery? Right here on New Brunswick’s Fundy
Coastal Drive. At Carleton Martello Tower
National Historic Site, soak in the commanding
view of the Bay of Fundy and understand why
the British built this intriguing fort in Saint John
during the War of 1812. Be amazed by the
highest tides in the world and the lush Acadian
forest at Fundy National Park.
www.parkscanada.gc.ca/nb
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The Town of Grand Bay-Westfield’s new
Brundage Point River Centre is surrounded
by water on three sides and offers ample
green space for summer walks and picnics.
The River Centre offers visitors free high
speed wireless internet, on-site parking,
wheelchair accessible walkways and washrooms, 11 historical interpretive
panels, picnic tables and park benches, a boat ramp and dock, a visitor boat
dock and five overnight moorings. The Centre is also linked to the 13.5 km
Heritage Trail which also offers picnic tables, benches, scenic kiosks and
beautiful views of the St. John River.
4 Ferry Road, Grand Bay-Westfield, NB
[email protected]
506.738.3258 (June-Oct)
506.738.6406 (off season)
Driving Directions between
Saint John and Fredericton, NB
Route 7, Exit 71, 80 or 90,
to Route 177.
www.town.grandbay-westfield.nb.ca
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T H E B AY O F F U N D Y
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Nature simply doesn’t get bigger than thi
The stage for this larger than life theatre
created by tides unlike any other on
is cr
Earth. As a hundred billion tons of water pours into the Bay
Atlantic Ocean – equal to all the water
of Fundy from the A
that flows in every river on earth in 24 hours – the water
level in the Bay rises a staggering four stories. The majestic
experiences made possible by this twice-daily phenomenon
cannot be missed.
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A front row seat to the power of the Bay of Fundy.
Right at the doorstep of Saint John, the Bay of Fundy’s monstrous tides bring spectacle to life.
Hundreds of millions of years ago, continents collided, forming the gorge through which the
St. John River flows. When the world’s highest tides push in, rushing up and over the river, they
collide, and the river actually reverses in the face of this unstoppable natural power. Then, as the
water begins to drop with low tide, the river empties freely into the Bay, and the full flow of the
St. John River thunders through the gorge once more. Think you can handle the power of the Bay
of Fundy? From the heart of Saint John you can enjoy all of these experiences and more. Can you
feel your heart racing?!
Fallsview Park
Saint John Adventures
Fallsview Park is one of the best locations
to view the Reversing Rapids, a daily
phenomenon created by the collision of the
Bay of Fundy and the St. John River. Immerse
yourself in the thrill of the rapids with a ride
on the Reversing Falls Jet Boat or a sightseeing
boat tour that also highlights portions of the
Stonehammer Geopark.
Ziplining along the world-famous Bay of Fundy
Reversing Rapids is an adventure filled with
chills and excitement.
• Experienced guide provides full safety
briefing, while helping you into full body
harness and helmet
• Accompanied by two tour guides, zip across
five lines at 40km/hr, including the Signature
Zip, 670 feet across the water.
Complete your visit with a trip across a zip line
or rent a bike to do some more sightseeing.
On-site amenities include a gift shop, ice cream
parlour and restrooms.
• 506.634.ZIPS (9477) or
1.877.634.ZIPS (9477)
• [email protected]
• www.saintjohnadventures.ca
Reversing Falls Jet Boat Rides
Challenge the Reversing Rapids aboard a Jet
Boat or take a relaxing boat tour of the Rapids
and the Harbour. The choice is yours!
Reversing Rapids –
Bridge Road amenities
• Two restaurants and gift shop:
• Thrill Ride onboard a Jet Boat leaves from
506.635.1999 or 506.635.2259
Fallsview Park off Douglas Avenue
• Interpretive film on Reversing Rapids -
• Stonehammer Geopark Sightseeing Boat
Bookings: 506.635.1999
Tour leaves from Fallsview Park, except on
cruise ship days when it leaves from an
uptown location
• Harbour Tours on the Mainstream, page 12
• Visitor Information Centre: 506.658.2937
• Observation Deck
• 506.634.8987 or 1.888.634.8987
• Free Parking
• www.jetboatrides.com
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BAY OF FUNDY DAY TRIPS
Harbour Tours on the Mainstream
Hop on a glass-roofed boat offering 1-hour
tours of the harbour. Includes a full explanation
of the Reversing Rapids and history of the
harbour, port and Partridge Island.
Fundy Trail
Located 10 km east of St. Martins, the Fundy
Trail is an ideal way to experience the Bay of
Fundy’s spectacular coastline. Pristine beaches
hugging the Bay of Fundy; waterfalls tumbling
down ancient cliffs; a coastline sculpted by
the world’s highest tides. All this can be
experienced from a dozen lookouts along
this low-speed auto parkway and walking/
cycling trail.
• 506.635.1999
Irving Nature Park
Right in the city you’ll find a scenic winding
coastal road and nature walking trail on the
Bay of Fundy. Great for enjoying the outdoors
and bird watching with hundreds of species
to observe. A Bay of Fundy “Recommended
Experience” and provincially designated
“Top 10” attraction.
• Direct access via Route 111 from Saint John
and Sussex
• Pedestrian/bicycle trail and footpaths to
beaches and river estuaries
• End of Sand Cove Road (west)
• Suspension foot bridge
• Trails open dawn to dusk daily, year-round
• Interpretive Centre at Big Salmon River
• Vehicles permitted May to November
featuring shipbuilding, lumbering displays
and video presentation
• Fully-staffed
• Wheelchair accessible boardwalk,
• Day adventure, interpretive guided walks
observation deck and washrooms
and bird watching
• Free admission
• Admission charge
• Picnic areas with free propane-fueled
• 506.833.2019 or 1.866.386.3987
barbecues
• 506.653.7367
• www.fundytrailparkway.com
• www.jdirving.com/environment
EXPERIENCE THE BAY OF FUNDY – A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN ADVENTURE SEEKER
Pick up lunch
to go from café
Explore trails at
Irving Nature Park
Picnic lunch
overlooking Bay
Take a jet boat ride or
harbour cruise
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Try
ziplining
Relax with seafood
dinner in the city
Just beyond the city, new Fundy delights await.
The Bay of Fundy offers more unique experiences all along its varied coastline. And Saint
John is your perfect, urban home base for daytrips to all of them. From pristine beaches and
quiet nature hikes to breathtaking rock formations and walking on the ocean floor, all of the
Bay’s natural wonders will compete for your attention. And incredible wildlife – whales, seals
porpoises, migratory birds – is all a short trip from Uptown. You’ll be back in the city in time
for dinner on a patio with nice glass of wine!
St. Martins Caves
The Hopewell Rocks
The sandstone caves carved by the Fundy tides
are a popular place for rock hounds, bird
watchers and nature enthusiasts.
New Brunswick’s most famous geological
feature (the flowerpot rocks) where you can
experience the magnitude and power of the
highest tides in the world.
• Off route 111 in the Village of St. Martins
• Located on Route 114, 40 km from Fundy
• Walk on the ocean floor at low tide
National Park, located 2 hours from
Saint John
Fundy National Park
Your getaway to nature, adventure and
discovery. Explore the forest or the shoreline.
Experience the tides of the Bay of Fundy.
Spectacular panoramic views of coastal cliffs
and rolling forested hills await you.
• Interpretive Centre
• Located on Route 114, 90 minutes from
• www.thehopewellrocks.ca
• Restaurant and Gift Shop
• Kayaking, bird watching and wildlife viewing
• 506.734.3429 or 1.877.734.3429
Saint John
• Camping
St. Andrews By-The-Sea
• Guided activities and naturalist program
Situated on the Passamaquoddy Bay, St. Andrews
By-the-Sea is Canada’s oldest seaside resort
town. Popular attractions include Kingsbrae
Gardens, Huntsman Marine Science Centre and
historic Minister’s Island. While in St. Andrews
set out on the seas in search of whales, take in
a round of golf or stroll along the waterfront
stopping to peruse the unique shops. St. Andrews
is located less than 90 minutes west of Saint John.
• Hiking, canoeing and kayaking
• Swimming in saltwater pool and
freshwater lake
• Golf course, tennis courts and lawn bowling
• 506.887.6000 or 1.888.773.8888
• www.parkscanada.gc.ca/fundy
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Fundy Isles
Route 790
The Fundy Isles are just a short drive and
ferry ride away from Saint John. Plan to visit
Campobello Island – the former summer home
of FDR, the 32nd U.S. president – and discover
the Old Sow Whirlpool, the largest whirlpool
in the western hemisphere, along the way.
Follow Route 1 west from Saint John to L’Etete
(60 minutes) and take a short ferry ride to Deer
Island. Once on Deer Island board a second
30-minute ferry to Campobello.
Enjoy the sea air and rugged coastline while
traveling along Route 790 through the
communities of Chance and Dipper Harbours
and Maces Bay. Enjoy bird watching near a
saltwater marsh, stop to view the breathtaking
Lepreau Falls or visit New River Beach for
family fun. Approximately 30 minutes west
of Saint John.
To get to Grand Manan, the largest of Fundy’s
Isles, drive first to Blacks Harbour (60 minutes)
and then travel 90-minutes by ferry across the
Bay of Fundy. Famous for its dulse, visitors
to Grand Manan will enjoy hiking and biking,
discovering rare geology and visiting
Swallowtail Lighthouse.
A saltwater beach with walking trails,
restaurant and 99 campsites.
New River Beach Provincial Park
• 40 km west of Saint John on Highway #1
• Open mid-May to mid-October
• 506.755.4063
Whichever of the Fundy Isles you decide to
visit, whales, porpoise, seals and seabirds
are abundant.
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10:23 am
10:48 pm
11:13 am
11:37 am
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High Slack – add 2 hours and 25 minutes to High Tide • NOT FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES
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October 2012
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December 2012
LOW
HIGH
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7:35 pm
7:53 am
8:14 pm
8:31 am
8:53 pm
9:10 am
9:33 pm
9:50 am
10:14 pm
10:33 am
10:59 pm
11:21 am
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1:04 am
1:19 pm
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6:23 pm
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7:21 pm
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8:18 pm
8:49 am
9:12 pm
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10:26 am
10:49 pm
11:11 am
11:36 pm
11:57 am
8:06 am
8:28 pm
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9:05 pm
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Low Slack – add 3 hours and 50 minutes to Low Tide • NOT FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES
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T I D E TA B L E S
January 2013
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High Slack – add 2 hours and 25 minutes to High Tide • NOT FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES
19
CRUISE
A port of call
that will call you back again and again.
Cruise into Saint John on the beautiful Bay of Fundy and be delighted by a charming, historic
Uptown filled with unique restaurants, galleries and boutiques. Hundreds of thousands of cruise
passengers visit Canada’s oldest incorporated cityy between June and October each yyear. Whether
you take a planned excursion, or explore on your own, we’re sure you’ll enjoy your time in port.
Cruise Line Itineraries
To review the tour opportunities available
le
through your cruise line when you are visiting
siting
Saint John, check out your cruise line’s website
ebsite
featured below:
• Carnival Cruise Line
www.carnival.com
• Disney Cruise Line
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• Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
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• Princess Cruises
www.princess.com
• Norwegian Cruise Line
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• Holland America Line
www.hollandamerica.com
• Cunard Line
www.cunard.com
• P&O Cruises
www.pocruises.com
• Blount Small Ship Adventures
www.blountsmallshipadventures.com
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Mari time Experience
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here’s much to Canada’s Maritime Provinces that begs to be discovered. Save
time driving and sail the Bay of Fundy onboard the Princess of Acadia. Or,
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23
URBAN EXPERIENCES
at embraces you.
A sparkling urban culture th
24
URBAN EXPERIENCES
Some cities offer fast-paced energy.
gy.
Others intrigue you with a quiet, historic
charm. In Saint John you’ll find both in equal measure.
From lively festivals and events to a rich selection of
galleries, theatre and museums, your Saint John vacation
moves at the pace you’re in the mood for.
Festivals and events
that keep the city hopping all year.
In a city as vibrant and spirited as Saint John, there’s always something
m hin
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ttee.
No matter when you visit, and whether it’s just the two of you or the whole family, there’s
a festival or event you’ll be glad you checked out. Grab a pair of comfortable shoes and
throw caution to the wind!
FEB 1 - 7
February Fork Off
Uptown Saint John
506.633.9797
FEB 3
Jerry Seinfeld
Harbour Station
506.657.1234
FEB 3 - 5
Tim Horton’s Pavilion Cup 2012
Hatheway Pavilion at Lily Lake
506.693.5033
FEB 25
10th Annual Saint John Wine Fair
Saint John Trade &
Convention Centre
506.674.6195
APR 5
Fashion Forward Spring
Uptown Saint John
506.633.9797
APR 14
Saint John Beer Fest
Market Square Atrium
506.657.2337
MAY 5
YSJ 10K
Saint John Airport
506.638.5555
MAY 5
Fundy Food Festival
Marco Polo Cruise Terminal
506.642.2822
MAY 9 - 13
Dralion - Cirque du Soleil
Harbour Station
506.657.1234
MAY 11
Gallery Hop
Uptown Saint John
506.633.9797
MAY 24 - 27
Valley Cruisers Car Show
Rothesay Arena
506.847.6363
MAY 25 - 27
New Brunswick’s All-American
Soap Box Derby
506.693.5033
JUNE 26 - AUG 28
Movies in the Park
506.693.5033
Tuesdays beginning at dusk
JUNE 3 - SEPT 23
The Sunday Market
506.737.3258
Sundays 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
JUNE 29 - AUG 31
Movies in the Square
Hampton
506.832.6102
Fridays beginning at dusk
(rain date Saturdays)
JUNE 10
Women’s Hampton Triathalon
Hampton
506.214.1085
JUNE 14 - 24
11th Annual Community Fair
Harbour Station
506.657.1234
JUNE 22 - 23
Summer Kick-Off Party
Market Square
506.658.3600
JUNE 22 - AUG 31
Family Movies in the Park
Quispamsis Arts & Culture Park
506.849.5778
JUNE 23
Country Fest
Quispamsis qplex
506.847.4400 Ext 8
JUNE 24 - AUG 30
Sunday
Live Entertainment
on the Boardwalk
Market Square
506.658.3600
Monday
New Brunswick’s Got Talent
Tuesday
Cruisin’ to the Boardwalk
Wednesday
Saint John Idol X
Thursday
Country Star
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JUNE 29 - JULY 1
Canada Day
Celebrations Weekend
Hampton
506.832.6102
Quispamsis qplex
506.847.4400 Ext 8
Rothesay Common
506.848.6606
Saint John
(June 20 - July 1)
506.658.3600
Grand Bay - Westfield
506.738.3554
JUNE 30
Canada Day Countdown
Market Square
506.658.3600
JULY 1 - AUG 31
Outdoor Movie Night
506.738.3258
JULY 4 - AUG 29
Music in the Park
506.849.5778
Wednesdays (7pm - 8pm)
JULY 5 - 7
Salty Jam Saint John’s Festival of Music
Saint John Waterfront
506.633.9797
F E S T I VA L S A N D E V E N T S
JULY 5 - SEPT 6
Rothesay Concert
in the Commons
Rothesay Common
506.848.6606
Thursdays 7:00 pm
JULY 11
Show N’ Shine Auto Festival
Hampton
506.849.6973
JULY 12 - AUG 30
Movie for Grown-Ups
506.849.5778
Thursdays beginning at dusk
JULY 12 - 15
Buskers on the Boardwalk
Festival
Market Square
506.658.3600
JULY 13 - 21
St. Martins’ Old Home Week
St. Martins
506.833.2010
JULY 20 - 21
50s & 60s Weekend
Market Square
506.658.3600
JULY 27 - 28
¡Hola Fiesta!
Market Square
506.658.3600
AUG 2 - SEPT 15
International Sculpture
Symposium
Saint John Waterfront
506.650.3786
AUG 3 - 6
New Brunswick Day Weekend
Market Square
506.658.3600
AUG 11 - 12
18th Annual Marathon
by the Sea
Saint John
506.721.3130
AUG 17 - 18
Boardwalk Beach Party
Market Square Boardwalk
506.658.3600
AUG 24 - 25
Country Boardwalk Style
Market Square Boardwalk
506.658.3600
AUG 25
Dragon Boat Festival
Renforth Wharf
506.632.5497
AUG 28 - 31
Atlantic National Exhibition
Exhibition Park
506.633.2020
SEPT 1
KV Jazz/Blues Fest
Vito’s Rothesay
506.847.4400
SEPT 9
Hampton 5Miler
Hampton
506.832.5511
SEPT 20 - 23
NatureFest 2012
Hampton
506.832.6096
OCT 14
Annual Kennebecasis Valley
Challenge Marathon
Rothesay
506.848.6606
AUG 9 - 12
North, Central American and
Caribbean World Masters
Athletics Championships
UNB - Saint John Campus
506.647.4931
AUG 10
Gallery Hop
Uptown Saint John
506.633.9797
AUG 10 - 11
70s & 80s Weekend
Market Square
506.658.3600
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OCT 19
Gallery Hop
Uptown Saint John
506.633.9797
OCT 19
Dark in the Park
506.849.5778
OCT 29 - NOV 4
Chop Chop Restaurant Week
Uptown Saint John
506.642.2822
NOV 15 - 18
Canadian Fold Music Awards
Imperial Theatre
506.674.4111
NOV 17
Saint John Santa Claus Parade
Saint John
506.633.9797
NOV 24
KV Santa Claus Parade
Quispamsis/Rothesay
506.848.6606
NOV 24 - 25
Christmas by the Sea
Marco Polo Cruise Terminal
506.632.5716
DEC 1
Hampton Santa Claus Parade
Hampton
506.832.2559
DEC 31
New Year’s Eve
Celebrations and Fireworks
Market Square
506.658.3600
DEC 31
New Year’s Eve Celebrations
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FEATURE EVENTS
Buskers on the Boardwalk Festival
JULY 12 - 15
Uptown Saint John Dining Weeks
This summer, Market Square will play host to
the 22nd Annual Buskers Festival bringing over
50,000 residents and tourists to the Atrium
and Boardwalk. This summer’s festival promises
to be the best yet with sidesplitting comedy,
astounding physical feats, and all-out crazy antics!
FEBRUARY AND NOVEMBER
Discover the variety and quality of Uptown
dining! Our chefs and restaurants invite you to
taste your way through “Chop Chop,” in the
Fall and “Fork Off” in the Winter. Participating
restaurants offer week-long unique menu
options and special pricing.
• 506.658.3600
• 506.633.9797
• www.marketsquaresj.com
• www.uptownsj.com
Sculpture Saint John –
International Sculpture Symposium
Dralion – Cirque du Soleil
AUGUST 2 – SEPTEMBER 15
MAY 9 – 13
Six accomplished sculptors from around the
globe shaping mammoth chunks of stunning
New Brunswick granite into works of beautiful,
public art. These magnificent sculptures will be
created in the public eye throughout August
and September at the Coast Guard site on the
Saint John Waterfront.
Fusing the 3000 year-old tradition of Chinese
acrobatic arts with the multidisciplinary
approach of Cirque du Soleil, Dralion draws
its inspiration from Eastern philosophy and
its never-ending quest for harmony between
humans and nature.
• 506.657.1234 or 1.800.267.2800
• www.sculpturesaintjohn.com
• www.harbourstation.ca/events/view/cirque-
du-soleil-dralion
Canadian Folk Music Awards –
Folk on the Water
Canada Day Celebrations
JUNE 20 – JULY 1
NOVEMBER 15 – 18
145 hours of celebrating 145 years!
Come celebrate the Canadian Folk Music
Awards – Folk on the Water! This festival will
showcase traditional and contemporary folk
music, song-writing circles, workshops and an
all-round great time.
Festival participants will enjoy family activities,
live entertainment, and a spectacular fireworks
display on July 1. Enjoy the Canada Day
Countdown concert, June 30, part of the
72-hour Jam, on the Market Square Boardwalk!
Happy Birthday Canada!
• www.cfma2012saintjohn.com
• 506.658.3600
• www.sjcanadaday.ca
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Where creativity flourishes, the arts come alive.
See for yourself why Saint John was named a 2010 Cultural Capital of Canada. The rich
heritage of our city has contributed to a celebration of the arts that is as dynamic as it is
engaging. From Germain Street to Prince William and beyond, you will find a wealth of
galleries that feature art from the many cultures that make us unique. And if you’re hoping
to peruse a museum or take in some theatre, Saint John is at your service.
ARTS AND CULTURE
Art in Public Places
The International Sculpture Symposium
happening on the waterfront this summer isn’t
the only place to enjoy public art in Greater
Saint John. There are a number of public pieces,
both inside and outside that can be enjoyed
throughout the year. Some of these pieces include:
Art Galleries
227 years of history provide a vibrant backdrop
to the visual arts in Saint John. The art works
of John Hooper, Herzl Kashetsky, Fred Ross,
Suzanne Hill and the fine crafts of Crimmins
Pottery and Aitkens Pewter – among many
others – can be seen in the galleries that line
our historic streets. More information can be
found in the Shopping Guide on page 62.
John Hooper
Timepiece, 1984
Outside Market Square
• Aitkens Pewter · Level II Brunswick Square
• Citadel Gallery · 162 Charlotte St
• City of Saint John Gallery · 20 Hazen Ave
• Fishy Chores · 116 Prince William St
• Handworks Gallery · 12 King St
• Jones Gallery · 73 Duke St
• Klausen Gallery · 106 Prince William St
• Peter Buckland Gallery · 35 Duke St
• Saint John Arts Centre · 20 Hazen Ave
• Tim Isaac Art and Antiques
211-213 Wentwoth St
• Trinity Galleries · 128 Germain St
Gallery Hops
Carol Taylor
Figurehead, 1995
Adjourns the City Market
A great way to spend an evening! Visit
participating galleries showcasing artwork by
local artists. Meet some friends. Grab a bite.
Catch some great art.
• Dates: May 11, August 10, October 19
• 506.633.9797
• www.uptownsj.com
Monica Adair & Stephen Kopp
In Transit, Fall 2009
Outside Saint John Transit
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Saint John Theatre Company
The Saint John Theatre Company aims to
produce the highest standard of live theatre,
and the most diverse English-language theatre
programming in New Brunswick, using highly
skilled local and regional talent.
• 506.652.7582
Symphony New Brunswick
Symphony New Brunswick is the province’s only
full-scale symphony orchestra. Its mission is to
make a significant contribution to the cultural
richness and economic prosperity of its province
by promoting symphonic music through live
performance and educational programs.
Imperial Theatre
More than one million people have attended
performances at the Imperial Theatre, described
by the Globe and Mail as the most beautifully
restored theatre in Canada. In addition to
its own professional entertainment series,
Imperial Theatre provides an outstanding
venue for Symphony New Brunswick, Theatre
New Brunswick, Saint John Theatre Company
and Opera New Brunswick.
• 506.634.8379
Market Square
Beloved as New Brunswick’s Festival Place,
Market Square is a Saint John waterfront
destination for shopping, dining, relaxing, and
playing, and an intriguing blend of historic
and modern. The Square’s charming building
incorporates the old brick facade of the
warehouses that lined both sides of Market
Slip over a century ago, and today acts as an
anchor to the Inside Connection pedway system.
• 24 King Square South (City Centre)
• Tours for a small fee in July and August and
upon request all year
• Box Office: 506.674.4100 or
1.800.323.7469
• www.imperialtheatre.nb.ca
• Enjoy a meal on our waterfront
Harbour Station
boardwalk patio
• Browse our shops for the perfect gift
A local event complex home to the Saint John
Sea Dogs, 2011 Memorial Cup Champions.
Harbour Station hosts numerous sporting
events, concerts, comedians, and performers
and is linked by the Inside Connection Pedway
System to hotels, shopping and more.
• Enjoy a lavish spa afternoon
• Explore the New Brunswick Museum
• Dive into the largest library in the region
• Take in one of our festivals and events
• 506.658.3600
• 99 Station Street (City Centre)
• Linked by the pedway to hotels, shopping
• www.marketsquare.com
and more
• Box office: 506.657.1234 or
1.800.267.2800
• Rentals and Tours: 506.632.6103
• www.harbourstation.nb.ca
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Phoenix Dinner Theatre at the M.A.C.
Saint John Jewish Historical Museum
The Phoenix Dinner Theatre Players perform at
the M.A.C. School for the Performing Arts.
Created in 1986 to preserve the Jewish
heritage of Saint John, it is the only Jewish
museum in Atlantic Canada.
• 68 Exmouth Street (City Centre)
• Shows run select Friday and Saturday nights
• 91 Leinster Street (City Centre)
• 506.693.8728
• Open from May 29 to October 30,
10:00am - 4:00pm, and Sundays in
July and August, 1:00pm - 4:00pm;
off-season by appointment
Water Street Dinner Theatre
Enjoy a night of great food and fun-filled music
at Saint John’s first Dinner Theatre.
• Donations accepted
• 506.633.1833
• 110 Water Street – above Steamer’s
Restaurant (City Centre)
• www.personal.nbnet.nb.ca/sjjhm
• Shows run select Friday and Saturday nights
• 506.648.2325
Saint John
Firefighters’ Museum
• www.waterstreetdinnertheatre.com
The old #2 Engine House was built in 1840
and survived the great fire of 1877.
MUSEUMS AND HISTORIC SITES
• 24 Sydney Street (City Centre)
New Brunswick Museum
• Open July and August, by appointment
Watch the Fundy tides in action in the threestorey Tidal Tower. See a full-size right whale
and a mastodon. Hike a geological trail through
time, explore the region’s lumbering and
shipbuilding history, and enjoy exquisite
furnishings and artworks from New Brunswick
and around the world. Families enjoy interactive
tours and hands-on discovery centre.
off-season
• 506.633.1840
Saint John Police Museum
The Saint John Police Museum displays the
history of the local police force. Historic
uniforms, badges and photos are featured.
• 56 Prince William Street
Market Square Exhibition Centre
• Open year-round, closed Mondays from
November to mid-May
• Fifteen galleries, gift shop
• Children’s activities
• Wheelchair accessible
• 506.643.2300 or 1.888.268.9595
• www.nbm-mnb.ca
Douglas Avenue Collections Centre
• Archives and Research Library
• Open Tuesday to Saturday (Closed long
weekends and Saturdays in July and August)
• 506.643.2322
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HISTORY
Quaco Museum
Experience the early shipbuilding of yesteryear
and the heritage of this historic coastal village.
Carleton Martello Tower
• Main Street, St. Martins
A National Historic Site
Bigger is not always better at this national
historic site! Built for the war of 1812, this
tough little fort is a classic example of a
Martello tower. The tower features a restored
gunpowder magazine and soldiers’ barracks.
Its fire command post delivers a panoramic
view of the City, the Bay, and Partridge Island.
An audiovisual show and award-winning
exhibit is showcased at the visitor centre.
Ask about our guided tours.
• Archives, library and gift shop
• 506.833.4740
Kings County Museum
Operated by the Kings County Historical and
Archival Society, the Kings County Museum
houses an extensive collection of artifacts
related to past life in Kings County and
elsewhere. Main exhibits are located in the
Centennial Building, with further displays
in the Gaol (Jail) next door.
• 454 Whipple Street (West)
• Open June 1 to October 7,
• 27 Centennial Road, Hampton
10:00am - 5:30pm daily
• Genealogy services
• 506.832.6009
• 506.636.4011 or 1.888.773.8888
• www.pc.gc.ca/carletonmartellotower
Saint John City Market
A National and Provincial Historic Site
Experience Canada’s oldest continuing farmers’
market in operation since 1876. The roof is
built like a ship’s inverted hull, reflecting our
city’s shipbuilding past. Your senses will delight
in visiting merchants who proudly display local
produce, meats, seafood, New Brunswick arts
and other crafted items. You will want to taste
the local favourites and international cuisine.
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• Open year-round, Monday to Saturday,
some Sundays and Holidays
• Glassed-in eating area
• 506.658.2820
• www.sjcitymarket.ca
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Look back at the oldest incorporated city in Canada
It’s not surprising, given the city’s long history, that Saint John has a rich selection of museums,
historic sites, and monuments to a proud past. Once dubbed “The Loyalist City”, our
character is partly influenced by the arrival of 14,000 American Loyalists in the late 18th
century. What might be more surprising is just how intact our historical record is throughout
the city. The Trinity Royal Preservation Area in particular – which was destroyed by fire in 1877
but rebuilt to stand the test of time – is a stunning portrait of a streetscape locked in time.
Barbour’s General Store
Grand Bay-Westfield Cenotaph,
War Memorial and Peace Park
An authentic 18th century General Store
revamped as a charming tearoom, store
and museum. Come in and enjoy local New
Brunswick products the way they have been
enjoyed for generations. Originally from
Sheffield, New Brunswick, the store was used
as a chicken coop for a number of years before
being brought to Saint John in two pieces. In
1967, in celebration of Canada’s centennial
and Barbours’ 100th year in business, the
General Store was restored and opened as
a museum. It now sits at the foot of King
Street in its third Saint John location across
the street from where the original G.E Barbour
manufacturing facility once sat.
The park is dedicated to those who lost their
lives to defend our country, and was recently
rededicated to world peace.
• On Route 177 at Grand Bay-Westfield
• 506.738.6423
King’s Square Bandstand
A landmark since 1908 when it was given to
Saint John by the City Coronet Band, the King
Edward VII Memorial Bandstand still hosts
concerts during the summer months.
• Top of King Street (City Centre)
• St. Andrew’s Park (City Centre)
“Kennebeccasis” Sculpture
• Open daily June 4 - October 8
This sculpture is in honour of the Paris Crew;
a four-oar rowing team from the Saint John
area whose members won the 1867 world
championship in England, and again in 1871.
• Visitor Information Centre 506.632.6813
• 506.642.2242
• Route 100 in Rothesay
Partridge Island
A National and Provincial Historic Site
nicknamed “Canada’s Emerald Isle,” this was
as
the site of Canada’s first quarantine station.
The island is home to six graveyards and is
currently inaccessible to the public.
Fort LaTour
Fort LaTour was built in 1631 by Charles de
LaTour as a fur trading post at a long-used
Aboriginal encampment site. It was destroyed
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The Old (Loyalist) Burial Ground
The Old Burial Ground is referred to by many
names, most commonly the Loyalist Burial
Grounds. The earliest gravestone is that of
Coonradt Hendricks, dated July 13, 1784.
Having reached a state of disrepair in the late
1990s, the Old Burial Ground was restored by
the Irving family in 1995 in memory of the late
KC Irving (1899-1992), founder of the Irving
empire of companies.
Three red gas lamps, visible from three miles
seaward, were stationed at the end of Prince
William Street. If the three red lamps appeared
individually, sailors would know they were
heading straight into the harbour, however if
only one or two could be seen, sailors knew
they needed to alter their course.
• St. Patrick Park (City Centre)
Fort Howe Lookout
Other Historic Cemeteries
Site of an English fort built in 1778, this
location offers a panoramic view of the
harbour and city.
Dating back as far as 1783, Saint John’s
cemeteries stand as fascinating monuments
to the city’s storied past.
• Magazine Street (North)
• Cedar Hill Cemetery: Manawagonish
Road (West)
• Church of England Cemetery: south side of
Thorne Avenue (East)
• Fernhill Cemetery: Westmorland Road (East)
• Fownes & Melvin Sea Captains’ Burial
Grounds: Fundy Trail (St. Martins)
• Old Methodist Cemetery: north side of
Thorne Avenue (East)
• Shaarei Zedek Jewish Cemetery:
Westmorland Road (East)
• St. Mary’s Cemetery: Loch Lomond Road (East)
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Saint John Architecture
You don’t need to be a student of architecture
to enjoy the abundance of uniquely preserved
architecture in Saint John. The architecture of
the city’s Uptown area, rebuilt after the Great
Fire of 1877, can best be described as Eclectic
High Victorian. Few North American cities can
still boast such an extensive preserved built
environment. All of the styles popular in
the era of late Victorianism are beautifully
represented. Exquisite examples of Second
Empire, Italianate, Classical Revival, Gothic
Revival, Greek Revival and Georgian buildings
line the streets of the business area, the
Trinity Royal historic district and further afield
in Saint John.
Historic Churches
Enjoy the art and architecture of these
wonderful
derful buildings, and learn their
associations
ciations with the Great Fire of 1877.
• Cathedral
athedral of the Immaculate Conception:
91 Waterloo Street (City Centre)
• The
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Provincial
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(City
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• St.. George’s Church – the oldest in the city:
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• St.. John’s Stone Church, National Historic
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• St.. Luke’s Anglican Church, National Historic
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• Trinity
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EXPERIENCE
XPERIENCE UPTOWN SAINT JOHN – A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN URBAN EXPLORER
Breakfast at
City Market
Walk historic
Uptown
Visit Imperial Theatre
and Loyalist House
Lunch at
restaurant or pub
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and boutiques
Dinner and drinks
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Where in the world is your next
moment of discovery?
Right here in New Brunswick’s national
parks and national historic sites!
To plan your memorable moments
visit parkscanada.gc.ca/nb or
call 1-506-636-4011.
Parks Canada in New Brunswick
Real. Inspiring.
Carleton Martello Tower
National Historic Site
454 Whipple Street, Saint John, NB
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Take a moment to catch your breath.
Or let the beauty take it away.
High energy, or low-key? Whatever your
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attraction is a lush, green oasis where you can slow down
and unwind. Our beaches and parks are also perfect places to
enjoy some downtime. If raising your heart rate is more your
speed, you’ll find stunning trails all along the Bay of Fundy
that offer a workout as much as a stunning view.
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Explore Rockwood Park
One of Canada’s largest municipal parks, Rockwood Park offers a campground, an Interpretation
Centre, lakes for swimming, an 18-hole golf course, horseback riding, a zoo and a playground.
There are numerous hiking trails to explore, and with the first snowfall Rockwood is transformed
into a winter wonderland – enjoy sleigh rides, cross country skiing and skating.
Leopards, African Lions, and several primates
including the Golden Lion Tamarin. Walk the
Vanished Kingdom’s Trail of Regret or play a
round of miniature golf!
Rockwood Park
• Park open year-round
Summer: 8am – 10pm, Fall / Spring:
8am – 8pm, Winter: 8am – 6pm
• Interpretation Centre: 506.658.2883
• 901 Foster Thurston Drive
• Campground: 506.652.4050
• 506.634.1440
(see page 75 for more information)
• www.rockwoodpark.ca
• www.cherrybrookzoo.com
DayTripping
Rockwood Park Stables
Experience a variety of fun activities while
visiting Rockwood Park. Rent Nordic Walking
Poles, inline skates, snowshoes, helmets as
well as handheld GPS to try geo-caching
(like a high-tech treasure hunt!) Located at
the Hatheway Pavilion at Lily Lake inside the
entrance to Rockwood Park.
Join us for a horseback ride through some of
the trails of one of Canada’s largest municipal
parks. Your guide will take you riding through
the lush wooded trails in the back of the park.
Private lessons and pony rentals also available,
as well as Trolley Tours, Carriage Rides and more.
• 506.633.7659 or 506.642.3222
• 506.647.6431
• www.horsesinsaintjohn.com
• www.daytrippingnb.com
Rockwood Park Golf Course
While a relatively short course, at 6,017 yards,
a round at Rockwood Park Golf Course is a
treat to the wonders of nature. Also features
a nearby Aquatic Driving Range.
Over a century of hospitality and elegance, the
Pavilion has continued to be a charming natural
destination in the heart of Saint John. The Pavilion
is home to a lifeguarded beach, and a licensed
café with a huge lakeside licensed patio.
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Stonehammer Geopark:
a billion years of stories
Canoe and Kayak
Saint John and the surrounding areas are
abundant with lakes and rivers to explore. See
map on page 40 for details of main waterways
within the city and surrounding areas.
A Geopark is an area that is recognized by the
UNESCO supported Global Geopark Network
to have exceptional geological heritage.
Fascinating geology – from fossils to relics –
are exactly what you’ll find when you explore
this fascinating treasure. Stonehammer Geopark
spreads across southern New Brunswick – one
of the first places in Canada to be explored by
geologists. In 1857 a group of young men in
Saint John formed the “Steinhammer Club”
to explore the geology near their home.
Stonehammer Geopark is about geology, but
it is also about people, society and culture.
Visitors will see where we settle, the landscape,
the crops we grow, natural hazards, water
resources, climate, what we mine, and the
energy we use are all linked to geology.
Hiking
There are several places to hike in Saint John
and surrounding areas. Come to the Irving
Nature Park and explore tide pools, salt marshes,
bogs, beaches and fundy coastal forest
through 7 trails or by auto loop. Check out
Mispec Park with 5km of hiking trails, with
prospective connector to the NB Trail system.
Visit Rockwood Park – where come fall, the
hiking is breathtaking when the forest turns
into a brilliant canopy of red, yellow, and
gold. With the first snowfall, Rockwood is
transformed into a Winter Wonderland. Hike
the Fundy Trail. From steep cliffs at Black Point
to the rugged beauty of Big Salmon River, the
along
Fundy Trail is an unparalleled journey alon
the coast of One of the Marine Wonders of
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the World: the Bay of Fundy.
• 1.888.268.9595
• www.stonehammergeopark.com
• Bicentennial Ball Field, Rothesay: 2 km
• Dutch Point Trail, Hampton: 2km
• East Riverside-Kinghurst Park, Rothesay: 0.
0.5 km
• Fundy Trail, St. Martins: 16 km
• Hammond River Park Trail, Quispamsis: 4.
4.3 km
• Harbour Passage (City Centre): 4 km
• Heritage Trail, Grand Bay-Westfield: 13.5 km
• Irving Nature Park (West): 14 km
• Mud Lake Trail, Quispamsis: 1.3 km
• Rockwood Park (North): over 50 km
• Saunders and Matthews Trails, Quispam
Quispamsis:
3.3 km
• Spruce Lake to Prince of Whales (West): 15 km
• Steele-Kennedy Nature Park, Rothesay: 1 km
• Villa Madonna to Kennebecasis Park,
Rothesay: 1 km
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Other Public Beaches
• Brundage Point Beach:
Ferry Road, Grand Bay-Westfield
• Dominion Park: on the St. John River (West)
• Gondola Point Beach:
Kingston ferry landing, Quispamsis
• Irving Nature Park: Saint John (West)
• Jordan Miller Park Beach:
Ricketts Lane, Rothesay
• Kennebecasis Park Beach:
Princess Place, Rothesay
• Lakewood Beach, Little River Reservoir:
Mispec Beach
Loch Lomond Road (East)
Mispec Beach encompasses one of the
premiere unsupervised sandy beaches found
on the Bay of Fundy. It is located on the
eastern edge of Saint John, just 20 minutes
from the city centre with parking, picnic sites,
playground, paved games court and sports field.
• Lily Lake and Fisher Lakes:
Rockwood Park (North)
• Mac’s Beach: St. Martins
• Renforth Wharf Beach:
James Renforth Drive, Rothesay
• Ritchie Lake: Quispamsis
• Via Bayside Drive and Red Head Road (East)
• St. Martins Beach: St. Martins
• Canteen and washroom facilities
• Tucker Park: on the Kennebecasis River (North)
• Free admission
Wolastoq Park
Meenan’s Cove
Wolastoq means “the beautiful river” in the
language of the Maliseet people who once
lived on its shores. Now we know it as the
beautiful St. John River. Wolastoq’s tributaries,
lands and forests provided an abundance of
food, materials and medicines to the Maliseet
people, acting also as a transportation route
for hunting and trade. Created in 2004,
overlooking the Reversing Rapids, Wolastoq
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figu
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currently maintained by J.D. Irving, Limited.
Supervised freshwater swimming beach nestled
in a secluded cove on the attractive Kennebecasis
River. On-site amenities include a beach house
with change rooms, washroom facilities,
canteen, barbecues, playground, beach
volleyball courts, ball field and picnic shelters.
• 199 Model Farm Road, Quispamsis
• Boat launch site
• Lifeguards: July and August
• 506.849.5778
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• 506.653.7367
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• FFundy Drive (West)
• FFree admission
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The Brundage Point River Centre in Grand BayWestfield is surrounded by the St. John River
on three sides. Here you will find ample green
space for summer walks and picnics, free high
speed wireless internet, wheelchair accessible
walkways and washrooms and free on-site
parking. A double boat ramp and dock, visitor
boat dock and five visitor overnight boat
moorings are several convenient nautical
amenities. The centre is linked to the 13.5 km
Heritage Trail which also offers beautiful views
of the St. John River.
Quispamsis Arts and Culture Park
From June through August 2012 the Arts and
Culture Park will host a series of free events
including new release movies and music with
local professionals providing entertainment.
In this beautiful setting you can enjoy wireless
internet with your laptop. Visit our live webcam
for a view of what’s happening now.
• Available year-round for functions
• Summer municipal visitor information centre
506.738.3258
• Picnic tables and park benches
• 11 historical interpretive panels
• Check out the summer events in the events
• www.town.grandbay-westfield.nb.ca
calendar (page 26)
• www.quispamsis.ca
The Lighthouse Park – River Centre
The Lighthouse Park – River Centre is a multipurpose facility located on the banks of the
Kennebecasis River at 1075 Main St., Hampton.
River Centre grounds include a boat dock,
loading ramp, picnic area, many interpretive
signs, ranging in topic from the history of
Hampton to its natural wonders, and everything
in between. The River Centre is also a Site
Owner in the Stonehammer Geopark.
• 506.832.6096
• www.townofhampton.ca/visitors/lighthouse-
river-centre/
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F U N A N D R E C R E AT I O N
Put a smile on everyone’s face.
We get it – just because you’re on vacation
acation
doesn’t mean you want to take it too
o easy.
Whether it’s indulging your love of sports,
ports,
or your kids’ love of, well, simply playing,
aying,
your vacation to Saint John can be packed
acked full of activity.
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Raise your heart rate and your expectations.
Some vacation days you just want to sit on the beach and think sweet nothings. Others, you
feel like taking on the world. When the bug to get busy bites, Saint John has more than just
great activities that do your body good. From swimming and biking to canoeing and hiking and
everything in between, Saint John frames your recreation in the beauty of the region.
Swimming
Golf
There are several places to swim in Saint John.
Whether you are looking for a beach or a
pool, we have you covered. For a complete list
of beaches see page 47.
Enjoy a day on the links at one of the golf
courses or driving ranges in and around the
Saint John area. Courses include:
• Hampton Golf & Country Club:
68 William Bell Dr., Hampton 506.832.3407
[email protected]
www.hamptongolf.ca
Canada Games Aquatic Centre
The Canada Games Aquatic Centre is fully
equipped with water slides and an Olympic
sized indoor swimming pool.
• Rockwood Park Golf Course & Aquatic
Driving Range: 1255 Sandy Point Road (North)
Golf Course: 506.634.0090
Driving Range: 506.634.1676
• 50 Union Street (City Centre)
• 506.658.4715
• www.aquatics.nb.ca
Exhibition Park Raceway
qplex
Host of Saint John’s Atlantic National Exhibition,
an annual fair that features local art, crafts,
horticulture and livestock exhibits, as well
as family entertainment and a midway. Live
harness racing is held weekly during the spring
to fall season; daily simulcast of live races.
The qplex outdoor WAVE pool has two water
slides, vortex, water umbrellas and spray trees
in the tot and leisure area. It is a six-lane junior
Olympic pool with zero-entry access, family
change rooms and has a temperature of 82°F.
• 20 Randy Jones Way, Quispamsis
• 159 McAllister Drive (East)
• 506.848.5900
• 506.636.6934
• www.qplex.quispamsis.ca
• www.eprraceway.com
Hampton Community Centre
Skateboard Park
An outdoor heated pool that offers
public swims.
Try out the skate park located on the
waterfront of Uptown Saint John, a mediumsized concrete park which is located under
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• 506.832.6102
Bike Rentals
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cruise ship days when you can rent them from
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out all the family-friendly attractions throughout Saint John. Whether you start with the
zoo or a playground, you’ll end up with tuckered-out kids and a long, peaceful night’s sleep!
Played Out Fun Centre
Played Out Fun Centre is a children’s
recreational facility for children 12 years of
age and under. It offers a large three level play
structure that is a physical challenge for any
age and a smaller fenced-in play structure for
children four years of age and under. Lots of
seating, a healthy snack bar with premium
coffee, TV and free WiFi for the adults.
• 212 McAllister Drive, Parkway Mall
• 506.214.4455
FAMILY FUN
Empire Theatres
Rockwood Park
Catch a flick in the evenings, or a Sunday
matinee with the kids. The theatre also has an
arcade while you’re waiting for the show to
begin. There are two locations, including:
A number of family friendly activities can be
found at Rockwood Park. Check out page 45
for the full listing including outdoor activities,
zoo, miniature golf, and more!
• Rothesay: 77 Marr Road
New Brunswick Museum’s
Discovery Gallery
• 506.847.7469
Fun for all ages! Explore New Brunswick
through mini displays, touch objects,
educational crafts, wall visuals, games, and
much more. The Discovery Gallery offers a
great experience for the whole family.
Championship Miniature Golf
at Firefly Forest
Play our 18 holes in full view of a babbling
brook, with waterfalls, a fish pond, walking
bridges, plants, and trees – no windmills or
outhouses for us! Come and bring the whole
family to play a round or two!
• Admission Charge
• 506.643.2300 or 1.888.268.9595
• 64 Robertson Road, Hampton
• www.nbm-mnb.ca
• 506.832.3200
• www.fireflyforest.8m.com
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TOURS AND ADVENTURES
Enjoy a guided tour - or simply follow your heart.
With the nearly endless number of amazing experiences Saint John presents,
sometimes it helps to be pointed in the right direction. Organized tours and
adventures, from jet boating to biking to river cruising, are a great way to do and
see a lot in one excursion. Grab your camera and go find your kind of adventure!
Saint John Transit City Bus Tour
Reversing Falls Jet Boat Rides
Saint John Transit offers tours of the city,
narrated in English. Visit Reversing Rapids,
historic residential areas, port sites and much
more. Fee charged. June to October.
Challenge the Reversing Rapids aboard a Jet
Boat or take a relaxing boat tour of the Rapids
and the Harbour. The choice is yours!
• Thrill Ride onboard a Jet Boat leaves from
• 506.658.4700
Fallsview Park off Douglas Avenue
• www.thinktransit.com
• Stonehammer Geopark Sightseeing Boat
Tour leaves from Fallsview Park, except on
cruise ship days when it leaves from an
uptown location
Go Fundy Events
Explore rugged coastlines, breath taking vistas,
feast on local delicacies and meet new friends
while experiencing various outdoor adventures.
Eco-friendly programs include fully guided
walking, hiking, canoe and kayak, and bike
activities as well as traditional motorcoach
tours. Customized for groups or individuals,
with healthy and educational components
built-in, you can feed your body and soul.
• 506.634.8987 or 1.888.634.8987
Freedom Tours and Travel
Providing customized, private group tours for
twenty years. Private excursions for groups small
and large are their specialty. Tours can be
customized based on any number of preferences,
including the size of your group, language,
time restrictions and desired experience.
• 506.672.0770 or 1.866.672.0770
• www.gofundyevents.com
• 506.632.1012
• www.freedomtours.com
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Harbour Tours on the Mainstream
Saint John Adventures
Hop on a glass-roofed boat offering 1-hour
tours of the harbour. Includes a full explanation
of the Reversing Rapids and history of the
harbour, port and Partridge Island.
Ziplining along the world-famous Bay of Fundy
Reversing Rapids is an adventure filled with
chills and excitement.
• Experienced guide provides full safety
• 506.635.1999
briefing while helping you into full body
harness and helmet
Zelda’s River Adventures
• Accompanied by two tour guides, zip across
five lines at 40km/hr, including the Signature
Zip, 670 feet across the water.
Eco-friendly pontoon boat tours and canoe/
fishing trips. Great bird watching opportunities.
• 506.634.ZIPS (9477) or
• 55 Randall Drive, Hampton
1.877.634.ZIPS (9477)
• 506.653.0726
• www.saintjohnadventures.ca
MV Voyageur II Riverboat Cruises
Cruise the scenic St. John and Kennebecasis
Rivers aboard Saint John’s very own authentic
double-decker Mississippi River Boat, the M.V
Voyageur II. Please call us for more information
regarding our chartered cruises.
River Bay Adventures
Offering kayaking tours, rentals and
mobile service for groups and individuals.
Flexible rates.
• Dinner Cruises available
• 506.663.9530
• Motor Coach rates available
Goss Walk n’ Talks
• Public cruises held the 3rd Sunday of every month
Enjoy the natural beauty of the area and
discover interesting and historic details about
your surroundings from columnist and author
David Goss.
• 506.738.8484
DayTripping
Experience a variety of fun activities while
visiting Rockwood Park. Rent Nordic Walking
Poles, inline skates, snowshoes, helmets as
well as handheld GPS to try geo-caching
(like a high-tech treasure hunt!). Located at
the Hatheway Pavilion at Lily Lake inside the
entrance to Rockwood Park.
• 506.672.8601
Turn of the Century Trolley Tours
Experience the unique architecture while
our horse and driver move you at a pace of
yesteryear. Our tour guide will entertain you
with the wonderful history of Canada’s first
incorporated city.
• Pre-booked guided tours available for groups
• 506.647.6431
• Trolley Tours, Carriage Rides, Wagon Rides
• www.daytrippingnb.com
and more!
• 506.633.7659 or 506.642.3222
• www.horsesinsaintjohn.com
Ambassatours and Aquila Tours
Ambassatours and Aquila Tours also provide
tours of Saint John and surrounding area,
however, they each work exclusively with the
cruise lines. For a list of the ships that call on
Saint John and the various excursions available,
see page 20.
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DINING
A world of choices on the menu.
UPTOWN
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
WEBSITE
CUISINE
SAINT JOHN CITY MARKET · 506.658.2820 · www.sjcitymarket.ca
BILLY’S SEAFOOD COMPANY
[email protected]
49-51 Charlotte Street
506.672.3474
www.billysseafood.com
Seafood, Steak
V GF S L
INFUSION TEA ROOM
[email protected]
41 Charlotte Street
506.693.8327
www.infusiontearoom.ca
Canadian
V GF S
JAVA MOOSE COFFEE CITY MARKET
47 Charlotte Street
506.634.7441
Coffee House
SAGRATI’S
43 Charlotte Street
506.642.5504
Sandwiches, Wraps
SISTERS
47 Charlotte Street
506.642.3003
Italian Lunch Take-Out
SLOCUM & FERRIS
[email protected]
47 Charlotte Street
506.652.2260
TACO PICA CITY MARKET
[email protected]
47 Charlotte Street
506.633.8492
L
V L
V S L
V L
www.slocumandferris.com
Quick and Easy Lunch
V GF S L
Mexican and Guatemalan
V S
BRUNSWICK SQUARE · 506-658-1000 · www.brunswicksquare.ca
CORA’S BREAKFAST & LUNCH
[email protected]
Level 3
506.634.2672
PIZZA HUT
Level 1
506.633.7400
V Vegetarian
www.chezcora.com
All Day Breakfast and Homestyle
V S L
www.pizzahut.ca
Pizza
V
GF Gluten Free
S Seafood
L Local Product
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Industry Member
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
WEBSITE
CUISINE
MARKET SQUARE · 506.658.3600 · www.marketsquaresj.com
COUGAR’S LOUNGE
Bar Level
506.693.6666
Pub Fare
GRANNAN’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
[email protected]
Level 1
506.634.1555
www.grannanhospitalitygroup.com Seafood and Steak
V GF S L
LEMONGRASS THAI FARE
[email protected]
Bar Level
506.657.8424
www.lemongrasssaintjohn.com
PEPPER’S PUB
[email protected]
Bar Level
506.657.8424
www.lemongrasssaintjohn.com
Unique Pub Fare
V GF S L
SAINT JOHN ALE HOUSE
[email protected]
Level 1
506.657.2337
www.saintjohnalehouse.com
Progressive Pub Cuisine
V GF S L
ALLEY GRIA
[email protected]
123 Prince William Street
506.333.5223
www.alleygria.com
Tapas and Spanish Cuisine
V GF S L
BEATTY & THE BEASTRO
60 Charlotte Street
506.652.3888
BIG TIDE BREWING COMPANY
[email protected]
47 Princess Street
506.214.3311
BLOSSOMS CAFÉ
506.652.7607
BOURBON QUARTER
[email protected]
506.214.3618
www.bourbonquartersj.com
French and Southern
V GF S L
BRITT’S PUB
[email protected]
42 Princess Street
506.214.5335
www.brittspub.ca
Upscale Pub Fare
V GF S
CALLAHAN’S SPORTS BAR
2 Princess Street
506.634.0366
CHURCH STREET STEAKHOUSE
[email protected]
10 Grannan Street
506.648.2373
CHURCHILL’S PUB
[email protected]
10 Grannan Street
506.648.2373
DECIMAL 81
[email protected]
81 Princess Street
506.642.8181
www.decimal81.ca
Modern French
V GF S
HAPPINEZ WINE BAR INC.
[email protected]
42 Princess Street
506.634.7340
www.happinezwinebar.com
Wine Bar and Appetizers
S
Thai
V
GF
S L
UPTOWN
V Vegetarian
GF Gluten Free
Classic European Bistro
V GF S L
www.bigtidebrew.com
Pub Fare
V GF S
L
Healthy Eating and Vegetarian
V L (most fruit)
Chowders and Sandwiches
(only on Cruise Ship days)
www.grannanhospitalitygroup.com Steak and Seafood
V S L
www.grannanhospitalitygroup.com Steak, Seafood and Pub Fare
V S L
L
S Seafood
L Local Product
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Industry Member
DINING
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
JAVA MOOSE COFFEE
506.657.7283
WEBSITE
Coffee House
CUISINE
JUNGLE JIMS
506.652.5467
Canadian, Mexican and Seafood
V GF (coming soon) S
MAGNOLIA CAFÉ
[email protected]
506.214.3617
MEXICALI ROSA’S
[email protected]
506.652.5252
O’LEARY’S ENTERTAINMENT LTD.
46 Princess Street
506.634.7135
OPERA BISTRO
[email protected]
506.642.2822
PETE’S PUB
15 Market Square, Shoppes of City Hall
506.693.0238
Smoked Meat Sandwiches
PHOENIX DINNER THEATRE
68 Exmouth Street
506.693.8720
Canadian
PIECE O’CAKE CUSTOM CREATIONS
[email protected]
506.696.7622
RELISH
[email protected]
26 Germain Street
506.645.2333
www.relishme.ca
Gourmet Burgers
V GF L
ROCKY’S SPORTS RESTAURANT
[email protected]
7 Market Square
506.652.5452
www.rockyssportsbar.com
Pub Fare
SHUCKER’S RESTAURANT
39 King Street (Delta Brunswick)
506.649.0731
STEAMER’S LOBSTER COMPANY
[email protected]
110 Water Street
506.648.2325
TACO PICA
96 Germain Street
506.633.8492
TASTE OF EGYPT INC.
[email protected]
87 King Street
506.657.0003
THANDI
[email protected]
33 Canterbury Street
506.648.2377
THE AMBASSADOR
175 City Road (The Colonial Inn)
506.652.3000
Canadian
THE CANTERBURY LOUNGE
47 Canterbury Street
506.646.1811
Lounge (No Kitchen)
THE YORK BISTRO AND PUB
One Market Square (Hilton)
506.693.8484
All Day Dining
V GF S L
V L
www.magnoliacafesj.com
Café
V GF
S L
www.grannanhospitalitygroup.com California-style Mexican
V GF S L
Bar (No Kitchen)
www.operabistro.com
Bistro Café
V GF S
L
www.pieceocakecustomcreations.com Cupcakes and Custom Cakes
GF (Wednesdays)
V S L
Seafood, Steak, Breakfast Buffet
V GF S L
www.steamerslobstercompany.com
Seafood, Maritime Lobster Cookout
V S L
Mexican and Guatemalan
V S
www.wix.com/tasteofegypt/home Egyptian
V
www.singhdining.com
Indian
V GF
S L
URBAN DELI (DELI BY DAY, ITALIAN BY NIGHT) 506.652.3354
[email protected]
68 King Street
www.urbandeli.ca
Deli Food, Tuscan Italian
V GF S L
VITOS FAMILY RESTAURANT
[email protected]
1 Hazen Avenue
506.634.3900
www.vitos.ca
Italian, Greek, Canadian, Pizza
V GF S
WATER STREET DINNER THEATRE
[email protected]
110 Water Street
506.648.2325
WINGERS SPORTS GRILL
[email protected]
43 Princess Street
506.648.2323
www.steamerslobstercompany.com
Canadian
V S L
www.wingersgrill.com
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Upscale Pub Fare
V GF S L
EAST
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
WEBSITE
CUISINE
CORA’S BREAKFAST & LUNCH
[email protected]
212 McAllister Drive (Parkway Mall)
506.693.7999
www.chezcora.com
All Day Breakfast and HomeStyle
JAKE’S SPORTS BRA
[email protected]
535 Westmorland Road
506.635.5253
V S L
Finger Food
V S L
JAVA MOOSE COFFEE
506.6333.0033
519 Westmorland Road (McAllister Place)
Coffee House
V L
MEDITERRANEAN RESTAURANT
[email protected]
419 Rothesay Avenue
506.634.3183
www.medrestaurant.com
Italian and Greek
V GF S
MONTANA’S COOKHOUSE AND BAR
[email protected]
51 Depot Court
506.634.8776
www.montanas.ca
Canadian
V GF S
PIZZA DELIGHT
[email protected]
10 Loch Lomond Road
506.633.8110
www.pizzadelight.ca
Pizza
V GF
SPLASH THAI CUISINE
[email protected]
419 Rothesay Avenue
506.214.6555
www.splashthaicuisine.com
Thai (Dinner only)
V GF S L
[email protected]
324 Rothesay Avenue
506.634.1300
www.vitos.ca
V GF S
WOK BOX
[email protected]
15 Depot Court
506.696.6633
www.wokbox.ca
Asian
V GF
S L
Chinese
V GF
S L
S
NORTH
BAMBOO EAST
8 Adelaide Street
506.634.1661
LILY’S CAFÉ
[email protected]
55 Lake Drive South (Rockwood Park)
506.693.3586
PORTLAND PUB & STEAKHOUSE
87 Lansdowne Avenue
506.634.0746
V Vegetarian
GF Gluten Free
www.lilylake.ca
Canadian
V GF S
L
Steak and Pub Fare
V S L
S Seafood
L Local Product
Industry Member
Brighten up
your day !
Brunswick Square
Parkway Mall
(506) 634-2672
(506) 693-7999
39 King Street
212 McAllister Drive
Breakfasts served all day : Monday to Saturday 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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WEST
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
AJ’S FAMILY RESTAURANT
638 Manawagonish Road
506.672.4150
WEBSITE
CUISINE
FISH AND BREWS PUB
[email protected]
800 Fairville Blvd.
506.635.8506
JAVA MOOSE COFFEE
621 Fairville Boulevard (Lancaster Mall)
506.633.7505
Coffee House
SPLIT ROCK CAFÉ
[email protected]
200 Bridge Road
506.635.1999
Seafood and Steak
THE FALLS RESTAURANT
[email protected]
200 Bridge Road
506.635.1999
Canadian
S L
www.fishandbrewspub.com
Bar (No Kitchen)
V L
V S L
Seafood and Steak
V S L
GRAND BAY WESTFIELD
SAINT JOHN MARINA
2050 Westfield Road
506.738.8484
Varied
GF S
L
HAMPTON
HOLLY’S RESTAURANT
454 Main Street
506.832.5520
Canadian
V GF S
L
ROTHESAY
JAVA MOOSE COFFEE
47 Clark Road
506.634.0936
Coffee House
SIDE DOOR CAFÉ
3180 Rothesay Road
506.847.7539
www.shadowlawninn.com
Fine Dining (Reservations)
V GF S L
[email protected]
111 Hampton Road
506.847.4400
www.vitos.ca
V GF S
V L
ST. MARTINS
THE CAVES RESTAURANT
82 Bayview Road
506.833.4698
Seafood and Canadian
TIDAL WATCH INN
16 Beach Street
506.833.4772
Fine Dining (Seasonal)
V Vegetarian
S L
S L
GF Gluten Free
S Seafood
L Local Product
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SHOPPING
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Take home a lot more than special memorie
UPTOWN
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
WEBSITE
DESCRIPTION
BRUNSWICK SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE
Located in the heart of uptown Saint John, Brunswick Square boasts shopping on three levels
[email protected] · www.brunswicksquare.ca
39 King Street · 506.658.1000
AITKENS PEWTER
Level 2
506.657.2044
jewellery, ornaments,
souvenirs, tableware
COLWELL’S FASHIONS (Men’s)
[email protected]
Level 3
506.634.0011
men’s apparel
COLWELL’S FASHIONS (Women’s)
[email protected]
Level 2
506.634.2025
women’s apparel, jewellery
CRICKET COVE
Level 2
506.456.3897
handknit luxuries, yarns, knits
HAIRACY’S PLATINUM SALON
Level 3
506.696.0550
hair products, tools, wigs
HALLMARK
[email protected]
Level 2
506.642.2221
JE SUIS PREST BOUTIQUE INC.
Level 2
506.632.0400
women’s apparel, accessories
LIL SHOP OF SCIENCE
Level 1
506.632.1167
educational games,
puzzles, projects, toys
MARGIE’S PET BOUTIQUE
Level 3
506.642.8983
cat/dog products, themed gifts
PADDINGTON STATION
Level 3
506.635.8106
children’s clothing, gifts, toys
PERFUMES PLUS & LASER CLINIC
Level 1
506.633.0074
perfume, make-up, aesthetics
W. SMITH & CO. FINE JEWELLERS
Level 2
506.652.5675
jewellery, estate,
souvenirs, collectibles
Industry Member
www.hallmark.ca/en/
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cards and giftware
SHOPPING
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
WEBSITE
DESCRIPTION
MARKET SQUARE
Enjoy a taste of Market Square’s finest as you shop, eat, play, and explore!
[email protected] · www.marketsquaresj.com
One Market Square · 506.658.3600
ELEMENT5 SPA
Level 2
506.642.7725
spa services, products,
make-up, hair
ENVY
[email protected]
Level 2
506.214.3504
women’s apparel, jewellery,
accessories
HAYWARD & WARWICK LTD.
Level 1
506.653.9065
china, tableware
MANCHESTER SHOE SALON LTD.
[email protected]
Level 2
506.633.7463
www.manchestershoes.ca
designer and comfort shoes,
handbags
SAMUEL & CO.
[email protected]
Level 1
506.693.8973
www.samuelandco.ca
women’s apparel,
fresh fashions
STYLIN’ MAMA BABY & TOT
Level 1
506.657.6262
everything prenatal to preschool
WALSH LUGGAGE
Level 1
506.658.1091
handbags, wallets, rainwear
accessories
SAINT JOHN CITY MARKET
A busy, indoor, farmer’s market that offers a unique shopping experience year round.
[email protected] · www.sjcitymarket.ca
47 Charlotte Street · 506.658.2820
BALEMANS PRODUCE
506.657.4093
produce, grocer
HOWARD’S STORE
506.652.2641
convenience
IMPRESSIONS OF SAINT JOHN
506.652.6705
artwork, custom framing
LAND & SEA APPAREL
506.648.4747
adult and children’s apparel
MY SIS & I
506.642.4143
jewellery, handcrafts
PAT’S SECRET GARDEN
506.652.5956
gifts, linens, home décor
THE BAKING STONE
506.693.9818
bread, baked goods
APPLEBY’S IMAGE CENTRE FOTOSOURCE 506.634.3456
[email protected]
30 Germain Street
www.applebys.com
imaging, photography,
framing, printing
ATLANTIC PERSIAN RUGS
[email protected]
506.652.4547
www.atlanticpersianrugs.com
Persian and Oriental rugs,
giftware, Turkish lights
BELLY BEAUTIFUL MATERNITY INC.
[email protected]
506.214.3085
www.bellybeautifulmaternity.com maternity apparel,
nursing items, jewellery
BUSTIN’S FINE FURNITURE
99 Germain Street
506.634.1655
CELESTIAL TREASURES
[email protected]
12 Charlotte Street
506.642.8084
www.celestial-treasures.ca
stained glass, crystal, giftware
CITADEL GALLERY
www.citadelgallery.ca
162 Charlotte Street
506.642.9004
[email protected]
picture framing, gallery
FISHY CHORES
506.631.0080
hats, knit items, fine arts
FLIRTY FASHIONS
88 King Street
506.642.5714
bags, wallets, accessories
94 Germain Street
furniture, area rugs
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UPTOWN
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
WEBSITE
DESCRIPTION
FREAK LUNCHBOX
[email protected]
18 King Street
506.632.0014
www.freaklunchbox.com
candy, novelty gifts
HANDWORKS
[email protected]
12 King Street
506.652.9787
www.handworks.ca
fine arts, crafts, jewellery
HAYWARD & WARWICK LTD.
85 Princess Street
506.653.9065
JONES GALLERY
[email protected]
73 Duke Street
506.672.2326
KEIRSTEAD’S FLOWER SHOP
143 Charlotte Street
506.634.8780
flowers, giftware
PETER BUCKLAND GALLERY
35 Duke Street
506.693.9721
contemporary Canadian art
PICTURES PLUS
85 King Street
506.652.7587
imaging, photography,
framing, printing
PORT CITY PAWN SHOP
[email protected]
57 Ross Street
506.642.1761
ROBIN’S BEAD WORKS
80 Princess Street, #11
506.696.BEAD
jewellery, beads,
jewellery making
ROWENA’S BOUTIQUE
506.214.5114
women’s apparel
SCHEHERAZADE BOOKS & MUSIC
506.693.9948
books, music
SILLY PORTRAIT ARTIST
Call to schedule a session
506.644.8412
silly portraits, artwork
china, tableware
www.jonesgallery.ca
www.portcitypawnshop.com
fine arts, paintings
pawn shop
Open every night until 9:00pm
Awesome Handbag Collection • Wallets • Briggs & Riley Luggage
Mens & Ladies Oilskin Jackets • Rainwear • Scarves • Belts • Umbrellas
Jewellery • Mens & Ladies Hats • Briefcases & Computer Cases
Market Square • Saint John • 506-658-1091
Open Mon-Sat 9:30am - 9:00pm Sun & Holidays 12 noon - 5:00pm
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SHOPPING
UPTOWN
NAME AND ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
SILVER DAISY DESIGNS
80 King Street
506.636.9266
WEBSITE
women’s apparel, accessories,
jewellery, gifts
DESCRIPTION
SPURS IMPORTS INC.
38 Water Street
506.632.1295
home décor, giftware,
event rental, weddings
THE BUTTERFLY SHOPPE
36 King Street
506.633.5120
women’s apparel,
giftware, jewellery
THE FEEL GOOD STORE
89 Germain Street
506.657.6249
tea, aromatherapy, incense,
giftware, natural products
THE URBAN SHOE MYTH
[email protected]
78 King Street
506.642.4222
www.theurbanshoemyth.com
shoes, bags, accessories
TIM ISAAC ANTIQUES & AUCTIONS
[email protected]
211-213 Wentworth Street
506.652.3222
www.timisaac.com
antiques, art
TRINITY GALLERIES
128 Germain Street
506.634.1611
Canadian and Maritime fine art
VERONICA’S MUSIC BOOKS & NOVELTIES 506.657.2790
82 Germain Street
musical instruments, books
EAST
EAST POINT SHOPPING
East Point features a wide range of fashion, home improvement and hospitality services.
[email protected] · www.eastpointshopping.ca
Retail Drive, Fashion Drive & Depot Court · 506.634.5711
MCALLISTER PLACE
The largest shopping centre in Southern New Brunswick, with more than 110 stores and services.
www.mcallisterplace.ca
519 Westmorland Road · 506.649.4949
PARKWAY MALL
Features a number of stores and restaurants on the City’s East side.
[email protected]
212 McAllister Drive · 506.649.4444
THE BIKE GUYZ @ ALTERNATIVES
[email protected]
621 Rothesay Avenue
506.633.1500
www.thebikeguyz.com
Industry Member
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bicycles, bicycle accessories
A C C O M M O D AT I O N S
More than a place to stay.
Symbols with definitions
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BATHROOM FACILITIES
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TOILETS
Shared (centrally located)
º Dry
† Flush
¶ Wheelchair accessible
Supervised
PARKING
‰ On street
Waterfront property
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Waterview property
POOL ON SITE
™ Indoor
© Outdoor
Driving distance (20 minutes or less)
(property must overlook or front water)
Canteen (within walking distance, fast
food items, may have basic grocery)
Dumping station for trailers
Kitchen shelters/pavilion
kitchenette/efficiency units
Housekeeping units
LAUNDRY FACILITIES
¥ Washer
Dryer
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Private (in room)
BEACH
] Walking distance (200 metres or less)
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TELEVISIONS
= Centrally located
Telephone in rooms
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
√ This symbol indicates the property will
provide effective service to facilities
for people who are independent
wheelchair users and people with
stamina/strength and agility limitations.
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This symbol indicates the property has
suitable access; however, some of the
facilities within may not be accessible.
OTHER
« No smoking
Off street
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No alcohol
Pets welcome
Value Vacation Packages offered
Other operating dates by advance
reservation only
Internet
New Brunswick Tourism
Grading Inc.
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Propane refill on site
Pull-through sites available
Recreational facilities available.
Contact operator for more information.
Industry Member
Dining facilities
A. Restaurant B. Licensed (liquor) Dining Room C. Licensed Lounge Bar D. Coffee E. Meals On Request
F. Full Breakfast G. Continental Breakfast
1/2 stars are awarded to properties whose overall quality of facilities exceeds their specific category star rating.
Modest accommodations meeting the Canada Select Standards of cleanliness, comfort and safety.
Moderate accommodations with additional facilities and some amenities.
Above average accommodations with a greater range of facilities, guest amenities and services available.
Exceptional accommodations with an extensive range of facilities, guest amenities and services.
Luxurious properties – among the very best in the country in terms of the outstanding facilities, amenities and guest services provided.
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SAINT JOHN AND SURROUNDING AREAS
HOTEL / MOTEL
This hotel takes pride in cleanliness and superior service. Located around malls and restaurants, guests
will enjoy shopping, free parking, internet and hot buffet breakfast as well as indoor pool and gym.
BEST WESTERN PLUS SAINT JOHN HOTEL & SUITES
55 Majors Brook Drive, Saint John, NB E2J 0B2
Tel: 506.657.9966 · 1.800.WESTERN · Fax: 506.657.7998
www.bestwestern.com/ca/saintjohnhotelandsuites
1 to 100 128E
129
Jan-Dec
77
$99 $229
$99 $229
$99 $229
$10
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Dining Facilities: D, F
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC, Discover, Debit, Cash, ATM
Designed with travellers in mind, Chateau Saint John has raised the bar on quality, service and comfort.
The hotel pays tribute to Saint John’s long and illustrious history, through its unique decor.
CHÂTEAU SAINT JOHN HOTEL & SUITES
369 Rockland Road, Saint John, NB E2K 3W3
Tel: 506.644.4444 · 1.877.772.4040 · Fax 506. 644.4445
www.chateausaintjohn.ca
1 to 100
123
125W
Jan-Dec
112
$119 $229
$119 $229
$119 $229
$10
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Dining Facilities: C, D, G
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC, Discover, Debit, Cash, Money Order, ATM
Located within a short drive from Uptown Saint John, the Comfort Inn hotel provides convenient access
to all major area attractions.
COMFORT INN, WESTMONT HOSPITALITY GROUP
1155 Fairville Boulevard, Saint John, NB E2M 5T9
Tel: 506.674.1873 · 1.800.228.5150 · Fax: 506.674.1343
www.choicehotels.ca/cn244
1 to 100 117W Jan-Dec
119
59
$109.99- $125.99$116.99 $143.99
$10
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Dining Facilities: D, G
Payment Options: V, MC, TC, DC, Discover, Debit, Cash
Saint John’s largest 4 Star Hotel is located in the heart of uptown Saint John. With 254 guest rooms
and suites, it is attached to Brunswick Square Shopping Centre and the Inside Connection.
DELTA BRUNSWICK HOTEL
39 King Street, Saint John, NB E2L 4W3
Tel: 506.648.1981 · 1.800.335.8233 · Fax: 506.658.0914
www.deltahotels.com
1 to 100 122E
123W
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Dining Facilities: A, B, C, D, E
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC,
C, Discover, Debit, Cash, Money
n Order
Orde
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Jan-Dec
254
$89 $269
$89 $269
$20
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Single
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Exit Number(s)
Route Number
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HOTEL / MOTEL
Conveniently located in Saint John’s prime shopping district. Features indoor pool with 80-foot
waterslide. Free hot buffet breakfast. Save locally with our 15% exclusive guest discount program.
HAMPTON INN AND SUITES
51 Fashion Drive, Saint John, NB E2J 0A7
Tel: 506.657.4600 · 1.800.426.7866 · Fax: 506.657.4626
www.hamptoninnsaintjohn.com
1 to 100 128E
129
Jan-Dec
116
$99 $179
Suites $119 - $249
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Dining Facilities: D, F, G
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC, Discover, Debit, Cash
Panoramic view of ocean and city lights can be enjoyed from all rooms. Family suites and
efficiency units are also available. Free high-speed wireless Internet in most rooms.
HILLSIDE MOTEL
1131 Manawagonish Rd., Saint John, NB E2M 3X5
Tel: 506.672.1273 · 1.888.625.7070 · Fax: 506.672.1276
www.hillsidemotelnb.com
1 to 100 117W
119B
Jan-Dec
19
$45 $60
$55 $65
$60 $75
$5 $10
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Dining Facilities: D
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, Debit, Cash
Hilton Saint John is the only 4.5 star full service hotel situated on the Saint John Harbour Waterfront.
It is the City’s premier business and leisure hotel.
HILTON SAINT JOHN
One Market Square, Saint John, NB E2L 4Z6
Tel: 506.693.8484 · 1.800.561.8282 · Fax: 506.657.6610
www.hiltonsaintjohn.com
1 to 100 122E
123W
Jan-Dec
197
$99 $249
$119 $269
$119 $269
$20
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Dining Facilities: A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC, Debit, Cash
The Holiday Inn Express & Suites is the proud recipient of the 2011 Intercontinental Hotels Group
“Torchbearer Award” given to Hotels with the highest levels of achievement in quality and service.
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES
400 Main St. at Chesley Drive, Saint John, NB E2K 4N5
Tel: 506.642.2622 · 1.800.475.4656 · Fax: 506.658.1529
www.hiexpress.com/saintjohn
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1 to 100 121E
123W
Jan-Dec
94
$109 $199
$109 $199
$109 $199
Suites: $129 - $279
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Dining Facilities: G
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC, Discover, Debit, Cash
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Additional Person
Twin
Single
Double
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Number of Units
Dates of Operation
Exit Number(s)
Route Number
HOTEL / MOTEL
An inviting mix of suites and guest rooms featuring a beautiful open lobby
with fireplace and breakfast area.
TRAVELODGE SUITES SAINT JOHN
1011 Fairville Blvd., Saint John, NB E2M 5T9
Tel: 506.635.0400 · 1.800.578.7878 · Fax: 506.635.3818
www.travelodge.ca/hotels/view/travelodge-suites-st-john
1 to 100 117W
119B
Jan-Dec
59
$99 $179
$99 $179
$99 $179
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Dining Facilities: G
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, DC, Discover, Debit, Cash, Cheque
Stay at picturesque UNB Saint John. Spacious 2 bedroom suites with private bath, kitchenette, complimentary
coffee, and free internet. Next to Rockwood Park, minutes from Uptown. Enjoy affordability!
UNB SAINT JOHN - SUMMER HOTEL
100 Tucker Park Road, Saint John, NB E2L 4L5
Tel: 506.648.5755 · Fax: 506.648.5762
www.unb.ca/saintjohn/hotel
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1 to 100
123
May-Aug
75
$72 $82
$72 $82
1 to 100
123
125W
Jan-Dec
92
$88 $98
$98 $110
$72 $82
$5
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Dining Facilities: A
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, Debit, Cash
Colonial Inn
175 City Road, Saint John, NB E2L 3M9
Tel: 506.652.3000 · 1.855.288.4667 · Fax: 506.658.1664
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Suites: $112 - $150
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, Debit, Cash, Cheque
Cookes Motel
2131 Ocean West Way, Saint John, NB E2M 5H6
Tel: 506.672.2171 · Fax: 506.672.9498
1, 7
to 100
96
112
Jan-Dec
6
$55 $60
$60 $70
Jan-Dec
31
$79 $139
$89 $159
$8
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Dining Facilities: F
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, Debit, Cash, Cheque
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites
1441 Manawagonish Road, Saint John, NB E2M 3X8
Tel: 506.635.8700 · 1.888.343.2666 · Fax: 506.672.8853
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1 to 100 117W
119
H√
Dining Facilities: D, G
Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC, Discover, Debit, Cash, Cheque, Money Order
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$99 $179
$15
The Summer Hotel at UNB Saint John
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Scenic campus overlooking the beautiful Kennebecasis River
Located next to Rockwood Park and Golf Course
Free high speed internet
Direct phones lines with free local calling
Kitchenettes in every suite with complimentary coffee & tea
Canada Games Stadium and Fitness centre on site
Free laundry facilities
100 Tucker Park Road, Saint John, NB
Phone: 506-648-5755 [email protected]
www.unb.ca/saintjohn/hotel
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Single
Double
$45 $65
$55 $80
1 to 100 112
Jan-Dec
117W,119B
17
$45 $65
$55 $70
1, 7 96, 112 Jan-Dec
to 100
114
117W, 119
22
$60 $65
$75 $85
1, 7
to 100
96
112
Twin
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39
Exit Number(s)
Jan-Dec
Route Number
Dates of Operation
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Additional Person
HOTEL / MOTEL
Fundy Bay Motel
Tel: 506.672.3000 · 1.877.773.8639 · Fax: 506.672.3002
$5 $15
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Hillcrest Motel
Tel: 506.672.5310 · 1.888.372.9700
$55 $80
$5 $10
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Island View Motel
1726 Manawagonish Road, Saint John, NB E2M 3Y5
Tel: 506.672.1381 · 1.888.674.6717 · Fax: 506.674.1089
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King’s Motel
Tel: 506.672.1375 · 1.877.220.5464
1 to 100 117W
119B
Jan-Dec
6
1 to 100 128E
129
Jan-Dec
75
1, 7 96, 112 Apr-Nov
to 100
114
11
$45 $55
$50 $60
$55 $65
$5
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Payment Options: V, MC, TC, Debit, Cash, Money Order
Park Plaza Motel
607 Rothesay Avenue, Saint John, NB E2H 2G9
Tel: 506.633.4100 · 1.800.561.9022 · Fax: 506.648.9494
$59.99 - $79.99 all rooms
$8
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Regent Motel
Tel: 506.672.8273 · 1.888.672.8273 · Fax: 506.696.2655
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$40 $49
$50 $55
$5
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BED AND BREAKFAST
We invite you to our home with an open hearth and a welcome smile.
Stonehammer Georpark Art Studio located on site – create a memory of your visit to
Saint John! A short walk from uptown amenities.
A TANNER’S HOME INN
190 King St. East, Saint John, NB E2L 1H1
Tel: 506.634.8917 · 1.877.634.8917 · Fax: 506.693.8730
www.tannershomeinn.com
1 to 100 122E
125W
Jan-Dec
5
$89
$99
$10
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Dining Facilities: D, F, G
Earle of Leinster
“Inn Style”
Bed & Breakfast
Circa 1878 in historic uptown. Walk everywhere, restaurants, attractions. Great rooms,
great price, great location, best breakfast. Wireless high-speed Internet, DVD, microwave,
refrigerator in rooms.
EARLE OF LEINSTER “INN STYLE” BED & BREAKFAST
96 Leinster Street, Saint John, NB E2L 1J3
Tel: 506.652.3275
www.earleofleinster.com
1 to 100 122E
123
125W
Jan-Dec
7
$70.82- $79.68- $84.11- $8.85
$84.11 $92.97 $97.40
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Payment Options: V, MC, AE, TC, DC, Cash
Spectacular 1858 ship builder’s mansions with 10 rooms all with ensuite. Areas only Canada
Select 5-star rated accommodation. Truly an award-winning experience awaits. Free WiFi,
parking, breakfast.
HOMEPORT HISTORIC B&B / INN c1858
80 Douglas Avenue, Saint John, NB E2K 1E4
Tel: 506.672.7255 · 1 888 678-7678 · Fax: 506.672.7250
www.homeport.nb.ca
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1 to 100 121E
123W
Jan-Dec
10
$99 $175
$109 $175
$109
$15
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Dining Facilities: C, D, F
Located on Germain Street, a quiet tree-lined street in the heart of the uptown area,
Mahogany Manor features five spacious guest rooms with private bath.
MAHOGANY MANOR
220 Germain Street, Saint John, NB E2L 2G4
Tel: 506. 636.8000 · 1.800.796.7755 · Fax: 506.636.8001
www.sjnow.com/mm/
NB APPROVED
1 to 100 122E
123W
Jan-Dec
5
Queen/King:
$105 - $115
Traditional Room:
$95 - $105
1 to 100 119A
Jan-Dec
4
$85 $95
1 to 100
Jan-Dec
3
$95 - $130 - all rooms
$25
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Fundy Heights B & B
360 Young Street, Saint John, NB E2M 2T8
Tel: 506.635.1213 · 1.800.240.7866
$95
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Payment Options: V, TC, Cash
Seely Street B & B
34 Seely Street, Saint John, NB E2K 4B2
Tel: 506.214.1085 · 506.721.1553
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Spectacular 1858 ship builder’s mansions with 10 rooms all with ensuite. Truly an
award-winning experience awaits. Free WiFi, parking, breakfast.
HOMEPORT HISTORIC B&B / INN c1858
80 Douglas Avenue, Saint John, NB E2K 1E4
Tel: 506.672.7255 · 1 888 678-7678 · Fax: 506.672.7250
www.homeport.nb.ca
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1 to 100 121E
123W
Jan-Dec
10
$99 $175
$109 $175
$109
1 to 100 122E
123
Jan-Dec
15
Jan-Dec
2
$120 - $150 / night
$650 - $800 / week
3
$750 - $850 / week
$15
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TOURIST HOMES
Chipman Hill Suites Limited
76 Union Street, Saint John, NB E2L 1A1
Tel: 506.693.1171 · 1.877.859.3919 · Fax: 506.657.5950
Suites
$79 - $145
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COTTAGES
Bayswater Cottages
4 Turner Lane, Bayswater NB E5S 1K1
Tel: 506.650.4214 · 506.763.3881
7, 177
to 845
80
90
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Red Roof Cottages
67 Ocean Wave Drive, St. Martins, NB E5R 1C1
Tel: 506.833.2357 · 1.866.394.4400 · Fax: 506.833.4933
1 to 111 137A May-Sept
198
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stay with us. go to town.
You’ve got exciting plans ahead. So go out and explore - knowing you
have a nice, comfy room to relax in afterward, with amenities to make
your whole trip more enjoyable. You’ll be 100% satisfied. Guaranteed.
FREE
hot breakfast
FREE
high-speed
internet
we love having you here.™
Saint John-NB • 51 Fashion Drive • Saint John, State
www.hamptoninnsaintjohn.com • (506) 657-4600
©2010 Hilton Worldwide
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swimming pool
137
June-Sept
5
from $99
1 to 100
133
137
Jan-Dec
11
$85 - $150
$15
1 to 100
137
141
Jan-Dec
49
$85 $299
$95 $299
$10
1 to 100
158
Jan-Dec
2
$109 $139
$129 $159
$25
Additional Person
1 to 111
Twin
$110 - $250 - all rooms
Double
15
Single
Number of Units
May-Oct
Exit Number(s)
1 to 111 137A
Route Number
Dates of Operation
Tax not included
ST. MARTINS
INNS
Tidal Watch Inn
16 Beach Street, St. Martins NB E5R 1C7
Tel: 506.833.4772 · 1.888.833.4772
NB APPROVED
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Dining Facilities: A, B, C, D, F, G
Payment Options: V, MC, Debit, Cash
TOURIST HOMES
Fundy Trail Hearst Lodge
229 Main Street, St. Martins, NB E5R 1B7
Tel: 506.833.2019 · 1.866.386.3987 · Fax: 506.833.2028
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ROTHESAY
INNS
Shadow Lawn Inn
3180 Rothesay Rd., Rothesay, NB E2E 5V7
Tel: 506.847.7539 · 1.800.561.4166 · Fax: 506.849.9238
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Dining Facilities: A, C, D, F, G
Payment Options: V, MC, DC, TC, Debit, Cash, Cheque, Money Order
QUISPAMSIS
HOTEL / MOTEL
Amsterdam Inn
114 Millenium Drive Quispamsis, NB E2E 0C6
Tel: 506.849.8050 · 1.800.468.2828
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Dining Facilities: C, D, G
Payment Options: V, MC, TC, AE, Debit, Cash, ATM
HAMPTON
BED AND BREAKFAST
Hampton Bed & Breakfast
496 Main Street Hampton, NB E5N 6C1
Tel: 506.832.0993 · 1.877.832.0993
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NB APPROVED
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Diningg Facilities: A,, D,, F
Payment Options: V, MC, Debit, Cash
74
CAMPGROUNDS
108
49
FS $34
US $24
Weekly $150
Monthly $475
9
12
11
FS $32
SS $28
US $23
144
15
25
FS $28
SS $26
US $22
46
32
10
Operating Dates
(by month)
Exit Number
Cabins
56
US – Unserviced
1 to 100 122E May-Oct 213
125W
PS – Partial Service
FS $40
US $25
SS – Semi Serviced
45
FS – Full Service
15
Number of Unserviced Sites
Number of Semi-serviced
Sites (water, electricity)
160
Route Number
Participation in the Camping Select Program
is optional. Taxes not included in rates.
Number of Partialserviced
Sites (electricity)
Number of Fully Serviced
Sites (water, sewer, electricity)
80 May-Sept 220
90
114
Sleep under
the stars tonight!
Total Number of Sites
&
&
F Facilities
R Recreation
Clean, comfortable without the extras
Mid-range standard with various services and amenities
Greatest range of services, amenities, recreation or facilities
HARDINGS POINT CAMPGROUND INC.
FR71 Hardings Point Landing Road
Hardings Point, NB E2L 4S8
Tel: 506.763.2517 · Fax: 506.763.2374
www.hardingspointandcampground.com
1 to 7
to 177
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Rockwood Park Campground
FR142 Lake Drive South, Saint John, NB E2K 5S2
Tel: 506.652.4050 · Fax: 506.642.6304
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HAMPTON
FIRE FLY FOREST CAMPGROUND
FR64 Robertson Road, Hampton, NB E5N 6N8
Tel: 506.833.3200 · 506.832.4729
[email protected]
www.fireflyforest.8m.com
1 to 121 158
May-Oct 32
˚‡*_Å©
Payment Options: V, MC, Debit, Cash, Cheque
ST. MARTINS
Century Farm Family Campground
FR67 Ocean Wave Drive, St. Martins, NB E5R 2E8
Tel: 506.833.2357 (office) · 1.866.394.4400
Fax: 506.833.4933
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1 to
111
137A May-Sept 184
198
6
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Seaside Tent and Trailer Park
FR234 Main Street, St. Martins, NB E5R 1B8
Tel: 506.833.4413 (office) · 1.877.833.4413
Fax: 506.833.9816
1 to
111
137A May-Oct 88
198E
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Payment Options: V, MC AE, Debit, Cash, Cheque
75
FS $28 - $31
4
US $22 - $25
Extra person $5 / night
Cottage $45 - $60
Camping Trailer $50 - $70
Seasonal $130 - $140
76
77
78
G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N
John: 120,000
Greater Saint
Population of
Local Arenas: For information visit:
Loc
imate:
Temperate Cl
r -3.9°C / 25°F
/ 72°F Winte
°C
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er
m
Sum
• www.saintjohn.ca
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• www.town.grandbay-westfi
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eld.nb.ca
• www.rothesay.ca
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Cur
Currency:
Canadian Dollars (most vendors
do accept American Dollars, but any change
provided is typically in Canadian Funds).
• www.quispamsis.ca
Boating: Several yacht clubs are located in the
area, including:
Recreational vehicle dumping stations:
• www.townofhampton.ca
• www.stmartinscanada.com
Fire Fly Forest Campground
• Hampton
• Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club:
1042 Millidge Avenue (North) 506.632.0186
or 506.652.9430
• Fee: $5.00 for non-campers
Highway #1 West Visitor Information Centre
• Open mid-May to mid-October
• Saint John Marina: 2050 Westfield Road,
Ketepec (West) 506.738.8484
• Eastbound lane, Highway #1 (West)
• Small craft wharf: Market Slip (City Centre),
Rockwood Park Campground
• City Centre
for commercial tour boats and pleasure crafts
Seaside Tent and Trailer Park
• St. Martins
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
COMPANY NAME
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
AIRPORT
Saint John Airport Inc.
4180 Loch Lomond Road, Saint John, NB
506.638.5555
AUDIO VISUAL SERVICES
PSAV Presentation Services
One Market Square, Saint John, NB
506.657.3044
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Enterprise Saint John
40 King Street, Saint John, NB
506.658.2995
34 Seely Street, Saint John, NB
30 Hampton Road, Rothesay, NB
506.214.1085
506.849.4062
1 Landing Court, Quispamsis, NB
One Market Square, Saint John, NB
506.849.5314
506.643.7236
CONSULTING SERVICES
Fundy Sports & Tourism
Red, it’s who I am,
Sales Consulting & Event Planning
LIBRARIES
Kennebecasis Public Library
Saint John Free Public Library
LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Saint John Board of Trade
506.634.8111
PARKING
Saint John Parking Commission
15 Market Square, Saint John, NB
506.649.6009
SENIOR SERVICES
Seniors’ Resource Centre
506.633.8781
WATERFRONT
Saint John Waterfront Development
One Market Square, Ste 301, Saint John, NB
506.674.4152
79
WEBSITE / EMAIL
[email protected]
www.psav.com
[email protected]
www.reditswhoiam.com
[email protected]
www.saintjohn.ca
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ON THE BAY of FUNDY - Discover Saint John

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