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Best campgrounds in New Brunswick, CA
West River Camping
West River, NB
Sunset View Campground
New Brunswick
$$$$$
(70 sites)
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Chipman Waterfront Campground
Chipman, NB
Noteworthy Farm RV Park
Cross Creek, NB
Gagnon Beach Campground
Beaubassin East, NB
River Run Resort & Grill
Kingsclear Parish, NB
Strang's Shore Camping
Little Shemogue, NB
Eagle Falls Campground
DSL de Drummond, NB
Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Woodstock
New Brunswick
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(130 sites)
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Ocean River RV Resort
New Brunswick
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(53 sites)
+13
Riverbend Wilderness Camping
Colpitts Settlement, NB
Sussex KOA Journey
New Brunswick
$$$$$
(350 sites)
+8
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Camping in New Brunswick overview
New Brunswick sits between Maine, Quebec, and the Atlantic, offering RV travellers a compact loop of coastal, river, and highland camping. The cities of Saint John, Fredericton, and Moncton serve as gateways to national and provincial parks, and New Brunswick campgrounds make convenient overnight stops between those hubs. The Bay of Fundy dominates the south, the Acadian Coast runs along the east, and the Appalachian highlands rise in the north.
The provincial park system, Parks New Brunswick, runs the marquee public campgrounds, including Mactaquac Provincial Park near Fredericton, Sugarloaf Provincial Park in Campbellton, and Parlee Beach Provincial Park in Shediac. Private full-service options like Hartt Island RV Resort in Fredericton and Mariners Point RV Campground in Upper Queensbury fill in where families want pools, waterparks, or riverfront sites.
Most national and provincial park campgrounds in New Brunswick offer RV access, ranging from unserviced sites with basic facilities to fully serviced sites with electric hookups and dump stations. The province is small enough that an RV trip can mix Fundy tides, warm saltwater beaches, and dark-sky highlands within a single week.
Things to do in New Brunswick
The Bay of Fundy anchors most itineraries. It is known for the highest tides in the world, allowing visitors to walk the ocean floor at low tide or kayak among the flowerpot rocks at high tide. Coastal hikes, sea kayaking, and tide-pool walks fill the southern half of a trip.
Further east, the Acadian Coast offers warm-water swimming at Parlee Beach Provincial Park and long dune walks and cycling at Kouchibouguac National Park. Inland, Mactaquac Provincial Park has a golf course, marina, and beach on the Saint John River, while Hartt Island RV Resort adds an on-site waterpark and mini-golf for families.
In the north, Sugarloaf Provincial Park offers a mountain bike park and hiking trails, and Mount Carleton Provincial Park draws hikers and stargazers as a designated Dark Sky Preserve.
Camping spots and RV parks in New Brunswick, CA
New Brunswick seasonal info
- spring
March - May
8° / -1°C 90 mmParks reopen by late May; black flies emerge
- summer
June - August
23° / 12°C 90 mmPeak season; weekend sites fill weeks ahead
- fall
September - November
12° / 2°C 100 mmFoliage peaks in early October with thinner crowds
- winter
December - February
-3° / -11°C 100 mmMost campgrounds closed; cold and snowy
Most provincial and national park campgrounds in New Brunswick operate from mid-to-late May through mid-October, with peak demand in July and August. Fredericton-area RV trips shine from late May to late September, when daytime highs typically range from 21 to 27°C. Early fall, from mid-September into early October, offers strong foliage and thinner crowds.
July and August bring the warmest water at Parlee Beach Provincial Park and the busiest sites at Mactaquac Provincial Park and Kouchibouguac National Park, so weekend reservations should be locked in well ahead. Shoulder seasons in June and September offer cooler nights, fewer bugs, and easier site selection, with fall colour peaking from late September into early October.
Winter shuts down most serviced campgrounds, though a few private parks and roofed accommodations stay open. Winters are cold, with regular lows below -7°C, but adventurous travellers can rent winter-ready rigs for snowshoeing or ice fishing trips. Spring is short and wet, with black flies emerging in the woods by late May.
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How to book New Brunswick campgrounds
Provincial park campsites are reserved through Parks New Brunswick. Reservations can be made online at nbparks.ca, by calling the Tourism Communication Centre at 1-800-561-0123, and at provincial parks during the campground operating season, up until 8:00 pm AST on the day of arrival. A non-refundable reservation fee is charged for each reservation made, and reservations guarantee specific campsites through the online reservation system.
For Fundy National Park and Kouchibouguac National Park, bookings go through the Parks Canada reservation service, which typically launches each season's reservations in January, with launch dates that vary by location.
Private parks like Hartt Island RV Resort and Mariners Point RV Campground are booked directly through the operator. For the best campgrounds near Fredericton, booking two to three months ahead for July and August is the safest bet. Popular parks such as Mactaquac and Hartt Island RV Resort fill up quickly on weekends.
What to expect at New Brunswick campgrounds
Site quality varies widely. Provincial parks like Mactaquac, Sugarloaf, and Parlee Beach offer a mix of unserviced, two-way, and three-way sites with clean washrooms, showers, and dump stations. Private resorts like Hartt Island RV Resort lean toward full hookups, pull-throughs, and family amenities.
Provincial park rules are enforced. A maximum of 6 people is permitted to stay on any campsite, with the exception of families and pursuant to overcrowding policy. Domestic animals in provincial parks must be leashed, always caged, or tied. Quiet hours and visitor curfews apply at all parks.
Cell coverage is reliable near Fredericton, Moncton, and along the Trans-Canada Highway but spotty in Mount Carleton and parts of the Acadian interior. Black flies and mosquitoes peak in June, so screens and repellent are essential. Tides at Fundy can shift water levels by more than ten metres, so check tide tables before any beach activity.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds in New Brunswick, CA
How much does it cost to rent an RV in New Brunswick, and how can I get the best deal?
RV rental in New Brunswick is more affordable than most people expect. Rates typically range from $90 to $180 CAD per night, depending on the RV size, season, and features. Booking during shoulder seasons like late May or September often means lower prices and more availability. Use the RVezy filters to find a cheap RV rental in New Brunswick, or scout for weekly discounts offered by local hosts. Pro tip: Many families find rates drop after Labour Day, but fall colours make for a stunning trip.
www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/tourism.htmlWhat driver's license do I need to rent an RV in New Brunswick?
All you need to rent an RV in New Brunswick is a standard, valid driver's license and to be at least 25 years old. No special endorsements or commercial license necessary. International visitors can easily rent with their home driver's license, plus an International Driving Permit (IDP) if it's not in English or French. RVezy makes verification quick. Just upload your ID during booking and you're set to hit the road.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039008774-Understanding-approved-driver-requirementsIs my RV rental in New Brunswick protected if something goes wrong?
Every RV rental in New Brunswick booked on RVezy includes a protection package so you can relax, knowing you're covered against damage for your trip. Different protection package levels are available, and 24/7 roadside assistance comes included for every booking. If there's ever a bump along the way, RVezy support is there to help you out so you can keep exploring worry-free.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I cancel my New Brunswick RV rental if my plans change?
You have 24 hours after the host accepts your booking to cancel for a full refund. After that, refund amounts depend on how far in advance you cancel; check your booking details for the exact policy. If your host cancels, you get a full refund with no penalties. You can cancel anytime through your RVezy account. This way you can book your New Brunswick RV trip with clear expectations.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674-Understanding-the-cancellation-policy-for-guestsAre there pet-friendly RV rental options in New Brunswick?
Pet lovers, you're in luck. A large number of RVezy hosts offer pet-friendly RV rental in New Brunswick. Just use the 'Pet-Friendly' filter to find the right fit, and you can bring your furry companion along for the adventure. Don't forget that local gems like Kouchibouguac National Park and Fundy Trails Parkway have pet-friendly trails and campgrounds, so your entire family can enjoy the great outdoors together.
pc.gc.ca/en/voyage-travel/pets-animauxCan I have my RV delivered and set up at my New Brunswick campground?
Absolutely. RV delivery in New Brunswick is both popular and convenient. Many RVezy hosts will bring the RV right to your site at campgrounds like Parlee Beach Provincial Park or your own driveway and set everything up, so you just show up and relax. Look for the 'Delivery' filter or check the host's listing details for delivery distance and setup fees. It's the easiest way for first-time renters or families with kids to start your trip stress-free.
www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.200963.Camping_in_New_Brunswick_Provincial_Parks.htmlHow far can I travel with my RV rental from New Brunswick, and what are some popular road trips?
You have fantastic flexibility. Most RV rentals in New Brunswick include generous mileage, and you can explore far beyond the province. Classic road trips from Fredericton include the 3-hour drive to Fundy National Park, under 2 hours to the Hopewell Rocks, or a scenic 6-hour coastal tour to Prince Edward Island. If you're dreaming bigger, Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia is about 7 hours away and well worth the drive. Check your rental's mileage allowance for unlimited or extra mileage options before you go.
tourismnewbrunswick.ca/Where are the best campgrounds for RV camping in New Brunswick?
New Brunswick is loaded with excellent options for RV camping. Check out New River Beach Provincial Park for ocean views, Mactaquac Provincial Park near Fredericton for lake activities, and Fundy National Park for dramatic tides and beautiful hikes. All provide full hookup and dump stations. Camping in provincial parks is popular in summer, so reserve early at the official New Brunswick Parks reservation site for the best spots.
nbparks.ca/en/When is the best time of year for an RV trip in New Brunswick?
The best time for a family RV trip in New Brunswick is June to mid-October. Expect daytime highs from 15°C (59°F) in June to 25°C (77°F) in July and August. Fall brings stunning foliage and milder crowds, especially around Fundy and Kouchibouguac. For those who love winter adventures, many hosts offer winterized RVs, perfect for cozying up near snow-covered trails in places like Mount Carleton. Just make sure your rental is prepped for the cold!
www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.200963.Camping_in_New_Brunswick_Provincial_Parks.htmlIs renting an RV in New Brunswick a good option for first-timers with no experience?
You're in good hands. First time renting an RV? Every RVezy host provides a personalized walkthrough of the RV at pickup or delivery, showing you how everything works, from hookups to slide-outs. Many hosts share insider tips for driving the local roads and setting up camp. Plus, because most New Brunswick highways are wide and well-kept, it's a beginner-friendly destination for your first RV adventure.
www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/transportation.htmlWhat if I have a problem with my RV rental while traveling in New Brunswick?
No worries. 24/7 roadside assistance is included with every RV rental in New Brunswick booked on RVezy. Whether it's a flat tire near Saint John or a mechanical hiccup at Fundy Park, just call the support number and help is on the way. Local service partners cover major highways so you can travel confidently from Miramichi to Moncton. If there's any bump in your trip, RVezy's customer care team is ready to get you back on the road fast.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I travel to the United States with my New Brunswick RV rental?
Thinking of a cross-border RV trip from New Brunswick? Some hosts allow travel to the United States, provided you mention your route during booking. Just be sure to confirm this in advance through the listing. You'll need your passport, and RVezy's protection package covers you for travel within Canada and into the U.S. as permitted. Popular routes include St. Stephen to Maine, right across the border for Acadia National Park adventures!
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityHow do I budget for fuel on a New Brunswick RV trip?
With gas prices around $1.65 to $1.85 CAD per litre in New Brunswick, planning your RV trip budget is easy. Most motorhome rentals in New Brunswick average 16 to 22 L/100km, but smaller campervans can be more fuel-friendly. Fill up at major highways or in cities like Moncton or Fredericton for the best prices. Many hosts can recommend fuel-efficient routes, especially along the scenic Acadian Coastal Drive.
nb.petro-canada.ca/en/fuel-pricesHow do I book the best campgrounds in New Brunswick and when should I reserve?
To snag the best RV camping spots in New Brunswick, book popular campgrounds like Mactaquac or Fundy National Park 3 to 6 months in advance, especially for July and August. Use the nbparks.ca website for provincial parks, or Parks Canada for national parks. Fall and spring trips mean more availability and quieter parks, with beautiful scenery. Pro tip: For a last-minute getaway, try privately owned parks like Oak Bay Campground near St. Andrews.
nbparks.ca/en/What should I know about driving conditions for RV rentals in New Brunswick?
Driving an RV in New Brunswick is a breeze. Highways like the Trans-Canada (Route 2) are well-maintained and rarely congested. Be extra cautious on narrow coastal roads, especially following heavy rains or during early spring when potholes can appear. In winter, roads may be icy in hilly areas like Mount Carleton, so always check NB511 for up-to-date conditions. Avoid downtown Moncton or Saint John with larger units. Use delivery for hassle-free camping.
nb511.ca/en/map.htmlWhat hookups and facilities are available at New Brunswick campgrounds for RVs?
You'll find that most provincial campgrounds in New Brunswick offer electric and water hookups, and dedicated dump stations for your RV's black and grey tanks. Sites like New River Beach Provincial Park and Fundy National Park are fully equipped for modern rigs. Many private RV parks provide on-site laundry and WiFi too, so longer trips feel comfortable. New Brunswick's natural beauty is matched by camping convenience here.
nbparks.ca/en/What amenities do RV rentals in New Brunswick usually include?
You'll be pleasantly surprised. Most RV rentals in New Brunswick come fully stocked with kitchen gear, cookware, bedding, and many even include TVs, air conditioning, and WiFi hotspots. Bathrooms range from compact wet baths in campervan rentals to spacious showers in motorhome rentals. Hosts often include outdoor chairs and BBQs for your family RV trip in New Brunswick. Just check the listing for specific details or message the host if you want something special.
tourismnewbrunswick.ca/What extra features or options can I choose for my New Brunswick RV rental?
You can shape your RV rental in New Brunswick experience. Hosts offer add-ons like generators, bike racks, outdoor kitchens, or campfire kits. Many allow you to choose pickup or have the RV delivered right to your doorstep. Review your listing's pickup and dropoff hours, and if you need unlimited mileage for a big road trip, look for that filter. Some hosts include it or offer cost-effective upgrades.
www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.200972.Driver_s_Licence.htmlHow much is the security deposit for an RV rental in New Brunswick, and how does payment work?
Booking your motorhome rental in New Brunswick is totally secure. RVezy's platform handles payment safely, and the security deposit amount is set by each host and shown in the listing. It is pre-authorized (not charged) three days before your trip. Once you return the RV as you found it, the hold is released 7 days after your trip ends. Read the trip checklist at pickup to avoid any deductions. RVezy's secure system is designed to keep you and your rental protected.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038106214-How-the-security-deposit-worksCities in New Brunswick, CA with campgrounds
Moncton, NBFredericton, NBLincoln, NBSaint John, NBQuispamsis - Rothesay, NBCocagne, NBKingsclear 6, NBHampton, NBNew Maryland, NBDieppe, NBBeaubassin East, NBOromocto, NBMcEwen, NBShediac, NBDevon 30, NBSaint Marys, NBRiverview, NBSalisbury, NBQuispamsis, NBCap-Pelé, NBHanwell, NBSheffield, NBManners Sutton, NBBathurst, NB