Mactaquac Provincial Park - Canada

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About Mactaquac Provincial Park

RV quick facts for Mactaquac Provincial Park

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Full hookupsThree-way serviced sites available in designated loops, plus two-way and unserviced sites
Dump stationOn-site sanitary dump station for registered campers
Cell serviceGenerally reliable across the park given proximity to Fredericton
Road restrictionsPaved interior roads; no tunnels or steep mountain grades on approach
Reservation windowReservations open each spring through the New Brunswick Parks reservation system
Nearest servicesFuel, groceries, and propane available in nearby communities along Route 105 and in Fredericton
Boat launchPark marina and launch provide direct access to the Mactaquac headpond

Best time to visit Mactaquac Provincial Park

Late June through early September offers the warmest weather, the longest daylight, and full access to beaches, the golf course, and supervised swimming. July and August are the peak months and can fill quickly on weekends, so reserve early. Early June and September are strong shoulder-season choices for RV travel, with cooler nights, thinner crowds, and fall colour along the river by late September.

Jan 90 mm
-4°C - -15°C

Campgrounds closed; limited winter day-use only

Feb 75 mm
-3°C - -14°C

Campgrounds closed; winter day-use only

Mar 85 mm
3°C - -8°C

Campgrounds closed; snow and ice possible

Apr 85 mm
10°C - -1°C

Campgrounds typically closed early in the month

May 95 mm
18°C - 5°C

Campground season typically opens mid to late month

Jun 90 mm
23°C - 10°C

Black flies and mosquitoes can be active

Jul 85 mm
26°C - 13°C

Peak season; book serviced sites well in advance

Aug 85 mm
25°C - 12°C

Peak season; warm swimming conditions on the headpond

Sep 90 mm
20°C - 8°C

Shoulder season; quieter and good for fall colour late in the month

Oct 95 mm
13°C - 3°C

Campgrounds typically close mid-month; limited services

Nov 100 mm
5°C - -3°C

Campgrounds closed; day-use only

Dec 95 mm
-2°C - -11°C

Campgrounds closed; winter day-use only

Things to do at Mactaquac Provincial Park

  • Mactaquac Beach and Swimming Area Easy
    RV parking available

    The park's supervised sand beach on the Mactaquac headpond is the main summer gathering spot. Shallow, slow-moving water and change facilities make it family friendly, with RV-accessible day-use parking close to the shore.

  • Mactaquac Golf Course Easy
    RV parking available

    An 18-hole championship golf course operates within the park boundary. The clubhouse and large parking area easily accommodate RVs, and tee times are open to registered campers and day visitors.

  • Park Hiking and Cycling Trails Easy
    RV parking available

    Mactaquac has a network of multi-use trails looping through mixed Acadian forest and along the headpond shoreline. Routes range from short interpretive walks near the day-use area to longer wooded loops suitable for trail running and mountain biking.

  • Marina and Boat Launch Easy
    RV parking available

    A full-service marina and concrete boat launch give paddlers and boaters direct access to the Mactaquac headpond. The reservoir is popular for kayaking, canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding, and fishing for smallmouth bass and muskellunge.

  • Mactaquac Dam Viewpoint Easy
    RV parking available

    The Mactaquac Generating Station and its spillway can be viewed from pullouts along Route 105 just outside the park. It is a quick scenic stop that showcases the dam that created the headpond and reshaped this stretch of the Saint John River.

  • Day Trip to Downtown Fredericton Easy

    The provincial capital sits about 25 to 30 minutes downriver and makes an easy day trip from the park. Highlights include the riverfront Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge, Garrison District, Beaverbrook Art Gallery, and the Saturday Boyce Farmers Market.

  • Kings Landing Historical Settlement Easy
    RV parking available

    Kings Landing is a large living-history village roughly 20 minutes west of the park off the Trans-Canada Highway. Costumed interpreters and restored 19th-century buildings recreate rural life in the Saint John River Valley, and the site has dedicated bus and RV parking.

Top Hosts near NB, Canada

Matthew and Cheyenne28 trips - Joined Jun 2023Superhost

We had a wonderful experience with this camper rental! As a family of three, we had plenty of room to spare. I was able to store all of our food in the pantry and fridge with space left over, which worked perfectly for our four-day trip. Both the heater and air conditioner worked great, keeping us comfortable throughout. If you’re traveling with a toddler in a pack ’n play, it fits perfectly in one of the tent ends once you remove the mattress. Set-up and take-down were straightforward and quick, even with unpacking and repacking food and bags. Check-in and return were smooth and easy. All of the directions you need are posted inside the camper, which was super convenient. One tip: bring a few extra-thick blankets. The nights were chilly, and while the heater kept us cozy (especially with a little one), two adults alone would probably be fine with just some extra blankets. The tent end beside the bathroom doesn’t get quite as much heat due to the wall blocking airflow, but that’s more of a small observation than a drawback. Host was fantastic, very friendly, helpful, and kind during both pick-up and drop-off. We’d happily rent from them again!

Angela P. - Aug 2025

We had a great time camping at New River Beach with this hybrid trailer. Easy to tow, set up, and take down. Mathew and Cheyenne were great throughout the whole rental process.

Steven P. - Aug 2025

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Jeff26 trips - Joined Jun 2019

Always a pleasure to rent from Jeff! I have on multiple occasions, trailer is always well maintained and clean! Jeff is always quick to respond if there are any questions or concerns!!!

Adina B. - Sep 2025

Perfection, very clean, comfortable and had everything we needed.

Annie C. - Aug 2025

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Mactaquac Provincial Park, NB, Canada

How to get to Mactaquac Provincial Park

The park sits off Route 105 on the north side of the Saint John River, about a 25 to 30 minute drive west of Fredericton. From Fredericton, follow Route 102 or Route 105 upriver; from the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 2), take Exit 274 and cross the Mactaquac Dam on Route 105. Approach roads are paved and RV-friendly with no tunnels or extreme grades, though Route 105 is a rural two-lane highway so watch for tight shoulders and wildlife. The nearest airport for fly-and-rent trips is Fredericton International Airport (YFC), roughly 40 kilometres southeast of the park.

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