Place in New Brunswick, Canada
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Perth-Andover is a village of 1,600 people (2016) in the Saint John River Valley of New Brunswick.
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Built in 1837 as a local church. Now, it is a museum which houses a collection of local artifacts including photographs, maps, clothing, tools and more. The museum is open seasonally between June and August.
Where the Stars and Stripes and Maple Leaf fly side by side. Famous for its unique location it is along the U.S. - Canadian border between Fort Fairfield, Maine and Four Falls, New Brunswick. The golf course and clubhouse are in Canada, the Pro Shop and parking lot are in the US.
A 5-km course through the terrain, muck, water, and grim, with 16 challenging obstacles. The after party includes live entertainment.
Four-day festival concluding in the second weekend in August. Individual event tickets $20–65 (including tax and surcharge). Early bird weekend passes are $65 (including tax and surcharge). These pass holders will receive entry to all festival mainstage events and an exclusive show. Campsites are not included in the ticket price, but can be booked by calling Baird’s Campground, beside the festival site, at +1 506 273-3080.
On the old railway line and bridges on both sides of the St. John River. This provincial trail is part of a national project to span from East to West. The Trail in Perth-Andover starts on the westerly side of the bridge and continues to the other side and eventually connects to the trail that runs along the Saint John River. There is a small section of paved trail, otherwise it is covered with a carpet of crushed rock for easy walking and biking.
The restaurant has been open since 2005 and has received a 3-diamond award by the CAA. The chef is Scottish and the food takes influences from Great Britain France and North America. Calling ahead to reserve a table is required. Some typical choices are: breaded sole with leeks & mussels, meatballs with black truffle potato gnocchi & cherry tomato cream, slow Roast Pork belly with apple sauce and bubble & squeak, braised quebec Lamb shank in minted gravy, fillet mignon of triple "A" beef with crepes, wild caught sea scallops and black tiger shrimp poached in vermouth cream with a salmon and bacon fishcake. The menu changes frequently. Caters to wedding parties.
Has delicious fresh baked rolls, bread, pies and cookies. The chicken rolls and homemade soup are amazing!
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An Atlantic Canadian craft brewery (1.5 BBL), formerly based in Florenceville-Bristol, but now based in Perth-Andover, NB. Check out their gathering room and brewing space! They offer growlers (1L & 2L bottles of beer), a wide selection of craft drinks from the Maritimes & elsewhere, gourmet coffee, and snacks.
A fine night's stay in a beautiful setting. 14 rooms all with private jet tubs, 4-star Canada Select rating. Wi-Fi.
Nightly and short term fully equipped apartments renting to tourists, visitors and workers to the area.
Canada Select 2½ stars. 26 rooms, all non-smoking.
This well laid-out campground is a great place to spend a weekend camping. It has a pool and gift shop.
Annuals and perennials, fresh farm produce, meat, eggs, crafts, dolls, ceramics, and pottery.
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