Campbellton

A local gallery that functions as a centre in the cultural program of the region. It has been host to major exhibitions from the N.B. Museum on a travelling basis. The gallery displays a tricultural permanent exhibition highlighting the cultural strength of the region bringing to the forefront Campbellton's diverse roots through its heritage Mi'kmaqs, Scottish and the French & Acadian heritage.

Walk along the waterfront. Picnic areas.

A Restigouche River Museum and an 86-site RV Park. The centre looks like the region's original fishing camps that you can find along the river. An interpretation centre with its touch tank where you can touch different marine organisms.

11.5-km² park. Hiking, and biking in the summer; downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, etc., in the winter. T-Bar Restaurant in the ski lodge.

3 days in mid-February. Snow sculptures created by local artists. sleigh rides, dogsled rides, tube sliding, ice-skating, family games and on-site entertainment.

Late June to early July. Miss and Little Miss Salmon Festival pageants, Canada Day celebrations (July 1) with a giant fireworks display, salmon suppers, road race, live bands, Campbell Amusements Carnival, daily children activities, family activities, and a gigantic parade.

Three days in mid-September. Local talent and visiting bands.

In mid-September, a 2-day event that is full of activities including a kids' corner, face painting, petting zoo, magician, music, cloggers, dancers, pony rides. On-site crafters sell homemade bread, sweets, preserves, jewellery, and knitted items.