Camping in New Brunswick doesn’t get more authentic than this. Acadian Outdoors opens the door to over 775,000 acres of pristine forests, lakes, and rivers; perfect for pitching a tent, parking your RV, or escaping into the wild. If you are searching for a camping experience that blends peace, adventure, and untouched nature, you’re exactly where you need to be.
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Camping the Way It Should Be
Acadian Outdoors offers a rare chance to stay at some of the most peaceful camping sites in New Brunswick, spread across 12 well-maintained locations surrounded by forests, lakes, and rivers. Nestled beside tranquil waters and shaded by towering trees, these campsites let you fully experience the beauty and calm of nature on your own terms. Whether tent camping or enjoying an RV spot, you will find a perfect mix of solitude and adventure.
What makes it special? It’s not just the views; it’s the feeling of being part of something bigger. Every campsite is chosen for its beauty, and every access is carefully managed to keep the environment thriving. This isn’t just camping, it’s your chance to slow down, recharge, and explore nature the way it’s meant to be.
Why Choose Camping in New Brunswick at Acadian Outdoors?
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A Land Use Pass is your key to accessing over 775,000 acres of Acadian Outdoors’ protected lands for activities like hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, and picnicking. This pass ensures controlled access to preserve the environment while providing a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience. You can purchase your pass online or in person at various entrances. If you need a Land Use Pass, simply use the button below to get yours today.
Our camp sites are located in scenic, semi-remote areas like Tobique and Green River, and the pass helps manage safety, protect ongoing forestry operations, and preserve the natural setting. Camping without a reservation is not permitted. Reserve Online Today
Our long-term lot leases provide access to private waterfront lots across Acadian Outdoors’ land—ideal for seasonal getaways, fishing retreats, or quiet nature escapes. Leasing gives you exclusive use, surrounded by wilderness, with the freedom to enjoy your spot year after year. All leases follow environmental guidelines to ensure sustainability. To explore available lease options, click the button below.
To enjoy fishing on Acadian Outdoors’ lands, a Land Use Pass is required, which grants you permission to access most open lakes and rivers for self-directed fishing. For certain lakes, reservations are required to manage visitor numbers, while some exclusive lakes are available only through long-term lease agreements. You can purchase passes online or at access points, and must follow all fishing regulations and conservation rules to protect the environment. This service makes it easy and responsible to explore New Brunswick’s stunning fishing spots.
Where To Camp at Acadian Outdoors
Acadian Outdoors offers both RV camping and tent camping in New Brunswick, with a selection of 14 designated semi-remote off-grid sites. Each location is equipped with a table, steel fire ring, and outdoor toilet facilities, perfect for a comfortable and low-impact stay in the wild.
| Region | Camping Sites | Camping Type |
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| Tobique Area | Ogilvie Lakes, Trousers Lake, Gulguac River, Twin Bridges, Riley Lake, Longley, Beaver Lake, Burntland Brook, Sisson Lake, Pointe-à-Méline, Green Bridge | Tent & RV Camping |
| Green River Area | First Lake (2 sites), Watson, Third Lake | Tent & RV Camping |
There are not many places left where you can camp in total peace, but this is one of them. With just 14 designated sites across the Tobique and Green River areas, you get real peace and quiet. Whether it’s an RV by a calm lake or a tent deep in the trees, you’ll wake up to birdsong, clean air, and nothing but nature. It’s the kind of experience people look for in most New Brunswick provincial parks for camping, but with more privacy and easy online reservation.
How to Get Started Camping in New Brunswick with Acadian Outdoors
- Purchase a Land Use Pass: First, buy a land use pass, which gives you access to Acadian’s vast outdoor areas for activities such as boating, hiking, fishing, and camping.
- Make a Reservation: Next, use our online reservation system to book your campsite.
- Choose Your Access Point: Enter the land through one of the staffed or automated gates, all open year-round with clear schedules.
- Follow the Rules: Camp only in designated sites, and respect local regulations.
- Enjoy Your Stay: Relax and experience camping in New Brunswick, surrounded by stunning wilderness.
Important Things to Keep in Mind When Camping at Acadian Outdoors
Camping in New Brunswick’s wilderness offers incredible beauty and freedom, but respecting the rules helps protect the environment and keeps everyone safe. Here are the essential things to keep in mind:
Who is Acadian Outdoors?
Acadian Outdoors welcomes you to explore more than 775,000 acres of beautiful wilderness in Northwestern New Brunswick. Known for its peaceful lakes, dense forests, and winding rivers near Edmundston, Plaster Rock, and Saint-Quentin, this land offers prime spots for self-guided camping and outdoor fun year-round. Acadian’s commitment to sustainable forestry ensures these lands remain pristine and inviting for campers today and for generations ahead.
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Key Locations and Landmarks at Acadian Outdoors
For those seeking camping near Fredericton or camping near Edmundston, Acadian Outdoors offers access to scenic wilderness areas just a short drive from these communities. Here, you will find beautiful spots perfect for camping, fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching, providing an authentic outdoor experience.
| Nearby Municipalities (within 2 hours) | Natural Landmarks Within Acadian Lands |
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| Edmundston | Tobique River Area: Ogilvie Lakes, Trousers Lake, Gulquac River, Sisson Lake |
| Grand Falls | Green River Area: First Lake, Watson, Third Lake, Twin Lakes |
| Plaster Rock | Island and Long Lake, Second Falls Road, Pointe-à-Méline |
| St. Quentin | Burntland Brook, Green Bridge, Riley Lake, Twin Bridges, Longley |
| Fredericton | Beaver Lake |
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