About
Kouchibouguac National Park is a coastal park on the east coast of New Brunswick, Canada, in the community of Kouchibouguac. It is also known by its French name, Parc national Kouchibouguac, and its address is 186 NB-117 in Kouchibouguac.
What you will find
The park protects a mix of landscapes that sit close together. Visitors can walk or drive among Acadian forest, salt marshes, lagoons and sandy beaches, which are described as pristine. Each habitat has its own character, so a single visit can show a good range of the coast.
Ways to explore
- Cycling: the park offers good opportunities for riding, and the flat coastal terrain suits a relaxed pace.
- Canoeing: the lagoons and waterways give a quiet way to see the marshes from the water.
- Wildlife watching: the park is home to a diverse range of animals, and seals are among the species visitors can look out for.
- Beaches: the sandy shoreline is a natural place to slow down and take in the coast.
Planning your visit
Kouchibouguac suits visitors who enjoy being outdoors and want to experience the Atlantic coast of New Brunswick at a gentle pace. Because the park combines forest, wetland and sea, it works well for a day trip or a longer stay focused on nature. For current details, you can call the park at +1-506-876-2443 before you go.