Crown Land on the Acadian Peninsula

The Acadian Peninsula is New Brunswick's northeast tip, a low coast of fishing ports, bogs and beaches between the Baie des Chaleurs and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This page is centred on Caraquet, and the largest public site nearby is the Village Historique Acadien, a 1,071 ha provincial site about 11 km west. The protected land is otherwise small and scattered: the Caraquet River conserved area is about 17 km away, Lamèque Bay 21 km, Tracadie Bay and Sandspit 24 km, and the Goose Lake protected natural area (1,571 ha) 25 km. Butte à Morrison and Red Pine Brook are about 32 km out. Lac à l'Église is 4 km from town and Lac Gallien and the Petite rivière Caraquet 5 km, with 78 waters on our map within 25 km. Camping Colibri sur Mer is about 6 km away, Pokemouche 16 km and Lamèque 19 km. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips.

Crown Land Nearby

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Nearest Campgrounds

Road Trips Nearby

Crown land by city on the Acadian Peninsula

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Offline maps around Acadian Peninsula

Public land near Acadian Peninsula runs well past the last cell tower. Export the area as a geo-referenced PDF and read it in BorealMaps to keep your GPS position on the map when the signal drops.

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