Crown Land around Kouchibouguac

12 crown land sites 8 fishing spots 8 campgrounds

Kouchibouguac National Park covers about 238 km² of the Acadian Coast north of Richibucto, with barrier dunes, salt marsh, lagoons and forest. This page is centred inside the park, near the South Kouchibouguac Campground (3 km), and the park's smaller Côte-à-Fabien campground and Petit-Large and Sipu backcountry sites are all within 5 km. Outside the park, the Black River protected natural area (3,997 ha) is about 14 km away, Hells Gate Hardwoods 19 km, and a cluster of candidate conserved areas, Ranking Brook, Black River, Eel River (2,737 ha) and Round Lake, lie 12 to 20 km out. The Bonar Law Historic Site, in Rexton, is 18 km south. The Kouchibouguac and Kouchibouguacis rivers both run within 5 km, and our map shows 71 rivers, brooks and ponds within 25 km. Camping Daigle and Camping EverGreen are 6 to 8 km away. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips.

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Crown Land Nearby

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Ranking Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
12 km
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Grand mocauque Round
Candidate Conserved Area
13 km
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Gray Road
Candidate Conserved Area
13 km
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Black River 1
Candidate Conserved Area
13 km
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Black River
Protected Natural Area
14 km
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Kouchibouguac River
Candidate Conserved Area
18 km
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Bonar Law Historic Site
Provincial Park
18 km
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Eel River
Candidate Conserved Area
18 km
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Hells Gate Hardwoods
Protected Natural Area
19 km
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Mill Creek
Candidate Conserved Area
19 km
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Round Lake
Candidate Conserved Area
20 km
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Rivière d'Anguile
Candidate Conserved Area
22 km

Crown land by city around Kouchibouguac

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Frequently Asked Questions

The national park is federal land with Parks Canada rules. Outside it, the Black River protected natural area is about 14 km away and Hells Gate Hardwoods 19 km, with candidate conserved areas at Ranking Brook, Eel River and Round Lake 12 to 20 km out.

Yes. South Kouchibouguac is the park's main campground, about 3 km from this page's centre, and Côte-à-Fabien and the Petit-Large and Sipu backcountry sites are within 5 km. Camping Daigle and Camping EverGreen, outside the park, are 6 to 8 km away.

Inside the park you need a Parks Canada fishing permit. Outside it a New Brunswick licence is required; the Kouchibouguac, Kouchibouguacis and Black rivers all run within 6 km of this page's centre, and Atlantic salmon may only be fished with artificial flies.

Our Moncton to Kouchibouguac National Park road trip is about 100 km, or an hour and twenty minutes, north on Route 11.

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Public land near Kouchibouguac 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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Regulations

Inside Kouchibouguac National Park you need a Parks Canada park pass and fishing permit, and camping is limited to its campgrounds and backcountry sites. Outside the park a valid New Brunswick fishing licence is required, and Atlantic salmon may only be fished with artificial flies. Protected natural areas permit hiking and low-impact fishing but restrict camping and motorized access.