Memorial Civic Center
Atlantic Canada's most complete Recreation and Convention facility. The complex is equipped to accommodate sporting events, entertainment, commercial functions and trade shows on a local, regional, provincial or national basis. The Memorial Civic Center is designed to host Olympic competitions, provide training facilities for Canada's national teams and promote recreational and sporting opportunities for all age groups.
Info: 1-506-789-2888
Web: http://www.icesports.com

Campbellton Tigers
TIGER MANIA - The Tigers are back on track! This is due to a small group of interested local investors and the Campbellton Memorial Civic Center who care for the team and people. They are not only the new owners, but also good fans, who want to keep the team "alive". They want to promote the team with contests, new music, and special events. With the support of the fans and the new ownership, the Tigers will be "The" team to watch. Come and Enjoy "Tiger" Hockey!

Sugarloaf Park
The whole family can enjoy this Year Round Activity Destination, a spectacular 3000-acre park carved out of unspoiled forest. Approximately 3.2 km outside Campbellton. Sugarloaf Park has 9 Alpine ski trails and 6 Snowboard Trails. Over 20 km of Cross Country ski trails groomed for both classic and skate techniques. Exciting snow trails for snowmobile, 32 km of groomed and marked trails. Well marked trails for snowshoeing. Bring your kids or feel like one! The toboggan hill is waiting for you! Quality ski and snowboard school and a ski shop with certified technicians. Warm up and Fill up for more energy in a friendly atmosphere in our cafeteria and relax with family and friends in our Lounge/Bar. Winter activities and Packages of all kinds. Winter sensations at their best!
Call for Info: 1-506-789-2366

The summer attractions include the playground, campsite, paddle and tennis courts, the Alpine slide and plenty of spots for picnicking. The Terry Fox Trail, a two-mile hike around the foot of the Sugarloaf Mountain, is popular with joggers. You can also climb to the top of the mountain to appreciate the beautiful panoramic view of the region.
Info: 1 506 789-2366

Trails
The Restigouche Trail is part of the Sentier NB Trail, a 2000-km all-season, shared-use recreational trail connecting communities throughout the province. The trail follows the Restigouche River near streams, fields and forests. In Atholville, there is the Margaret Doyle Lookout, great for bird watching. The trail connects with the Trans-Canada Trail, a national trail connecting east to west. It is a multi-purpose trail used for walking, cycling, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
Info: 1 506 759-7040

The International Appalachian Trail connects the high points in Maine (Mount Katahdin), New Brunswick (Mount Carleton) and the Gaspé Peninsula (Mount Jaques Cartier). Access points are: The Eco-Restigouche Center in Kedgwick and Glenwood Park, the first provincial park in New Brunswick.

Snowmobiling

HIT THE TRAILS with friends. Glide through freshly fallen snow. Relax in a hotel or cosy cabin once darkness falls. It's winter adventure just the way you want it. Northern Snowmobile Odyssey, your guide to Atlantic Canada's Premiere Snowmobile Adventure. Over 1000 km (625 miles). 1 Ultimate Ride. It's a rush... a White Gold Rush! For your free winter vacation planning kit and snowmobile trail map.

Visit www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca
Permit information 1-506-325-2625
Consult www.nbfsc.com

Toll Free : 1-800-561-0123

Restigouche River
The historic Restigouche River is renowned worldwide for its salmon fishing, but the river holds as much excitement for the canoeist, photographer or outdoor enthusiast. The brightly tinted maple leaves herald the approach of autumn, one of the most beautiful times of year in the Restigouche region. For the experience of a lifetime, try "running the river", a classic two-day canoe trip from Kedgwick to Tide Head. It is a 57-mile journey through paradise.

Arpin Canoe Restigouche
They provide everything you need: canoe rental, transportation, camping gear, and guide, or all-inclusive day or multi-day excursions.
1-877-259-4440 or (506) 284-3140
www.canoerestigouche.ca

Echo Restigouche
They provide Canoeing packages, cottage rental, whitewater canoeing, nature holidays, etc.
(506) 284-2022
www.echoerestigouche.com

Ice Skating
A sure sign that winter has arrived is the spectacle of skaters gliding on the ice. Skating offers a great way to meet new people, or bring families closer together. It's an invigorating exercise, a perfect activity for families and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages! Just kick around and have some fun.

Golf

Restigouche Golf and Country Club
Located just 4km east of Campbellton, the Restigouche Golf and Country Club is an 18 hole course with a licensed clubhouse overlooking the beautiful Bay of Chaleur. In Addition to the licensed bar, services include a full canteen service.
Info: 1 506 789-0885

Restigouche Driving Range
Take a drive to the Restigouche Driving Range, only a short distance beyond Campbellton en route to the Golf & Country Club. Grab a basket of golf balls and brush up on your golf swing. Whether you're an experienced golfer, or simply a first timer, you're sure to have a good time.
Info: 1 506 753-3569

Curling
The Campbellton Curling Club offers: house leagues, mixed leagues, fun nights, bonspiels, social evenings, dinners and dance.
For more Information: 1-506-753-3251
Open Monday to Saturday from 1:00 to 11:00pm
Sunday afternoon Junior Curling

Bowling

Campbellton Lions Bowling Center.

• Open from 1:00pm to Midnight Info: 759-8511
• Monday to Friday from 3:00pm to 6:00pm 3 strings for the price of one
• Saturday "Glow Bowl" 10$ per hour per lane, unlimited players
• Sunday from 9:00pm to 11:30pm 5$ per person, all you can bowl

Return To Top

Restigouche Naturalists' Club
The Restigouche Naturalists' Club meet once a month on the first Monday of each month, at 7 PM at the Library back door on Aberdeen Street, all are welcome. We have guest speakers most months, Our Motto is "Observe Nature" and we have a Newsletter which goes out every two months, called, "Nature Observer". We also have occasional outings. Once a year we participate in the International X'mas Birdcount We are also very involved in the protection aspect of nature. Looking for new members to initiate to birding.

For more information: (506) 753-5140

Fiddleheads
Tide Head is known as the "Fiddlehead Capital of New Brunswick". Fiddleheads are the early growth of the Ostrich Fern which abounds in the islands which dot the Restigouche River in the Tide Head area. Picked, cleaned, boiled and salted, fiddlehead greens are thick and succulent, an epicurean treat that is quickly becoming known in gourmet restaurants and hotels throughout the United States and Canada.

Sugar Camps
As springtime arrives, hundreds are drawn to the maple sugar camps to watch the trees being tapped for their mouth-watering maple liquid. This precious liquid is then boiled in huge vats to produce syrup, toffee and sugar. You'll also have an opportunity to experience the delicious syrup as it's poured onto the clean snow, freezing instantly into chunks of sugar or toffee.

Snowshoeing
Many people are discovering that snowshoeing offers an easy and enjoyable way to experience the pleasure or the natural landscape during the winter months. A trip by snowshoe may be delightful in the beauty of our mountains through our numerous trails. Rediscover the healthy joys of a winter exercise...the whole family will enjoy snowshoeing!

Ice Fishing
In February, the surface of the river trades the moving reflection of the sky on its waves, for the opaque waves of powdered snow created by the north wind. Hundred of shelters grow on the frozen river. Time for "smelt fishing" is back. Family and friends get together around the hole in the ice, and story time begins.

Skiing
Averaging 400 to 600 centimetres of annual snowfall, Northern New Brunswick is the winter fun destination of Atlantic Canada. With this 100% pure white natural snow, Ski Mont Restigouche is sure to dazzle alpine skiers and boarders. Its 14 slopes groomed like a white carpet will be fun galore for beginners and experts alike. Ski Mont Restigouche is Quebec's skiing fun and games for Atlantic Canadians just 5 minutes from downtown Campbellton. Warm sunny slopes, a warm welcome, unbeatable prices and packages await family and friends at Ski Mont Restigouche! Bonjour! (Hi!), Bienvenue! (Welcome!) (we'lalioq) For more details call: 1-418-788-2020

Beautiful Sugarloaf Park in Atholville, just 2 minutes from Campbellton, has nine (9) Alpine ski trails and six (6) snowboard trails, as well as 20 km of cross country ski trails groomed for both classic and skate techniques.
For info: (506)789-2366
Click here to go to the Sugarloaf Park page

Return To Top