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Saint-Antoine | New Brunswick

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Region:

Acadian Peninsula

Known For:

Saint-Antoine Waterfront | Kouchibouguac National Park nearby | Acadian culture | Riverfront views | Rural charm | Coastal access

Best For:

River Walks | Acadian Culture | Nature Access | Quiet Stays

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Pumptrack

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A pumptrack circuit is a course of several consecutive bumps and banked turns designed to be achieved by “pumping” the bike to build up the speed needed to circle the track instead of pedalling or pushing. This kind of circuit is designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of skill level. This track is one […]

Saint-Antoine Fall Colours Festival

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September The Saint-Antoine Fall Colours Festival is an annual festive event with various recreational activities for all age groups. Show ‘n’ Shine antique car show and parade, volunteer firefighters competition, community breakfast, workshops, farmers market, family run, social dances, family activities, sports tournaments, bingo, and much more can be found at this annual event. Photos: […]

Fernand-Leger Outdoor Rink and Snow Hill

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It can be hard to get some fresh air during the cold winter, but the Fernand-Leger Outdoor Rink and Snow Hill make it easy. Open seven days a week, the outdoor rink also features a heated cabin with a changing room and canteen. In addition to the ice rink, there is also a giant snow […]

Gilbert-Leger Park

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This park features the Louis-J.-Robichaud Commemorative Monument in memory of the great Acadian native of Saint-Antoine. He was Canada’s first elected Acadian provincial premier. In the summer, it’s a gathering place where various official village ceremonies are held. There is also a walking path around the park, a stage for live music, picnic tables, and […]

St. Antoine Dairy Bar

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Excellent dairy bar. Big portions, reasonable prices and friendly staff. Great selection of soft serve and hard ice cream. A must-go if you are in the area and like ice cream. Photo: Google Maps, Evan Graham  

NB Washer Toss Cup

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August Washer Toss is a fun, social yard game that two or four players can enjoy. Get more washers into your target box than your opponent to win this game! New Brunswick is the capital of Washer Toss, and this is the biggest tournament in New Brunswick! Photos: https://www.facebook.com/nbwashercup/

Water Games Day

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July/August On a beautiful hot summer day, children age 5 to 12 are invited to the Community Park for various games. Photo: https://www.publicdomainpictures.net/

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