Fundy National Park Of Canada
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yulneverroamaloneyulneverroamalone
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Absolutely breathtaking place. Tons of stuff to do, and so little time. I'm thankful we live just an hour from this provincial park. We are very excited to take a few more trips here to really take in the natural beauty that is the Bay of Fundy. Our first stop was the Hopewell Rocks. Entry was I believe $39 for a family pass which included 2 adults and a few kids. Individual adult passes were $9. We opted to walk down to the ocean floor as that was the whole reason for going here... To enjoy the views and nature. If you choose to take the shuttle it is $2 a person and takes you right to the staircase. There are 100+ steps down and back up of course. Not a big deal but consider this if you're not 100% mobile. Prices of drinks inside the shop are about $3.00 for a bottled pop. I'm unsure about food... I'm sure it follows that trend as well. If you're going here for a visit but dislike crowds, consider going during the week while kids are in school. The playground was a good reward for the kids once they climbed all the steps and back to the top. There are various games for them to play. I love the addition of dog bowls filled with water for your furry friends. If you get muddy while walking around the ocean floor -- don't fret, you can rinse off your feet and shoes after climbing back up the stairs. We stopped at the salt water pool for an afternoon swim. The pool was heated and had a shallow end as well as a deep end over 11 feet deep. Diving board for the kids and lifejackets available if need be. The lifeguards didn't seem very pushy so it was easy to enjoy our time there.
nvllvoidnvllvoid
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Fundy National Park is a remarkable destination that showcases the beauty of Canada's natural landscapes. Nestled along the Bay of Fundy, this park offers a unique experience with its fascinating tidal phenomenon. The water levels here rise and fall dramatically, creating an ever-changing coastal environment that is both captivating and awe-inspiring. One of the highlights of visiting Fundy National Park is witnessing the dramatic tidal changes firsthand. The sight of the water level rising and falling is truly mesmerizing, and it offers a glimpse into the powerful forces of nature at work. This tidal activity also creates a dynamic ecosystem, supporting a diverse range of plant and animal life. Aside from the tidal phenomenon, Fundy National Park boasts stunning scenery and a variety of outdoor activities. Visitors can explore the park's numerous hiking trails, which meander through lush forests, along rugged coastlines, and past picturesque waterfalls. The park is also home to a number of beautiful beaches, perfect for relaxing or taking a refreshing dip in the ocean. Overall, Fundy National Park is a wonderful place to visit for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its unique tidal phenomenon, stunning scenery, and diverse wildlife make it a must-see destination in Canada.
Pradip GhimirePradip Ghimire
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Fundy Nat'l Park is well worth the visit for the wonderful scenery and hiking, which are themselves worth five stars. HOWEVER, Fundy's Visitor Services have proven extremely disappointing. We were hiking Dickson Falls one week ago when a rotten piece of planking fell out from under me on the first bridge of the trail. My whole left leg fell through to my upper thigh, scraping along the broken wood. Thankfully, I was wearing thick leggings that remained in tact and protected my skin (for the most part). Nevertheless, it was extremely painful and I have suffered extreme bruising across my whole thigh and a hematoma. When we brought this to the attention of Visitor Services after leaving the trail, it felt like there was little concern for the situation and there was no offer of assistance for my injuries until I asked for ice as we were leaving the building. I then emailed a follow-up, to ensure that they had addressed the broken plank, and while the Visitor Services Supervisor assured me they prioritized fixing the bridge, he offered no acknowledgment of my injuries or sympathy/empathy for the ordeal (even though I had sent pictures of my extensive bruising). I realize that when you go hiking, there is assumed personal risk, however, this is a bridge that should be well maintained by the Parks service and hikers should not have to worry about falling through old, compromised planking. At the very least, the SUPERVISOR of Visitor Services should have extended some basic human decency and apologized or at least acknowledged the injuries that occurred while within his park. I'm glad they 'fixed' the bridge, but the health and wellbeing of their hikers need to start coming first. If you don't prevent this from happening again, at least be apologetic and helpful when someone else reports another incident... Please do better, Fundy.
Kate IndeckKate Indeck
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A beautiful park for camping and hiking! We stayed at Point Wolfe campground, which has some treed sites but more that are closer together (not as much privacy) which is ok but not my favorite set up. The restrooms/comfort stations were updated and clean, and having a dishwashing station was kind of luxurious, lol. My only beef was that I thought it a shame they installed street lamps throughout the campground. (Why?!!!) They stay on all night and, for me, it ruins the idea of camping, even if it is just car camping. That being said, the Park activities are lovely. We had our 2 boys (5 & 7) with us and we found plenty of hikes to suit them, from Dickson Falls, Point Wolfe beach (super fun to see at high, then low tide!), and the trail to Matthew's Head (hiked up and back. Was the most challenging for the kids). Enjoyed cooking off in the sparkling saltwater pool overlooking the ocean! Kids loved the playground too. There are so many more hikes we didn't get to, but we will be back!
Matthea SchumpeltMatthea Schumpelt
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We really enjoyed the trails at the national park. We hiked Dickson Falls, Coppermine and Shiphaven. I would certainly recommend all of these trails although I imagine they all offer something unique. The three that we hiked were all hilly but certainly not advanced. If you can only do one, I suggest Dickson Falls to experience these drastic differences in temperature at the top and bottom. Coppermine offers amazing views of the coastline. As you climb up you will be walking in the interior, but once you make the turn you will be walking down while overlooking the Bay of Fundy. It was certainly worth the uphill first half. Shiphaven is much shorter. Walking down on the first half mostly on wooden walkways and stairs. The information panels along the way and at the bottom were very interesting and informative. Be warned I believe it is about 160 stairs down, then back up.
Leah DLeah D
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Bay of Fundy Campground

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Alma, NB, Canada
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+1 506-887-6000
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Fundy National Park is a national park of Canada located on the Bay of Fundy, near the village of Alma, New Brunswick. It was officially opened on 29 July 1950. The park showcases a rugged coastline which rises up to the Canadian Highlands, the highest tides in the world and more than 25 waterfalls.
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