Trapping and hunting in New Brunswick doesn’t get more real than this. With over 775,000 acres of rugged forest, lakes, and remote backroads, Acadian Outdoors gives you the freedom to hunt and trap on land that feels truly wild. Set within some of the most sought-after hunting zones in New Brunswick, this land offers the space, freedom, and access you won’t find in crowded areas, whether you’re setting up for deer season or managing traps in deep timberland.
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Hunting Still Feels Wild Here!
Acadian Outdoors gives seasoned hunters and trappers access to one of New Brunswick’s largest stretches of private forest and acres of diverse terrain, from dense woodlands to quiet river valleys. This isn’t your average hunting ground. It’s land that feels raw, remote, and ready, ideal for those who value focus, freedom, and the real outdoor experience.
What sets it apart? It’s the space to hunt undisturbed, the quality of the habitat, and the balance between access and conservation. Every access point is managed, and every guideline in place helps protect both wildlife and future hunts. Whether you’re bear hunting in New Brunswick’s backcountry or deer hunting in New Brunswick’s Green River area, this is where tradition meets opportunity.
Why Choose Hunting 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.
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Stop by and explore the beauty of Acadian Outdoors in person. Our team is ready to assist you in creating unforgettable outdoor experiences.
Edmundston, New Brunswick
(506) 737-2345
Plaster Rock, New Brunswick
(506) 356-4100
How It Works / What TO Expect
When you choose Acadian Outdoors as your gateway for hunting and trapping in New Brunswick, expect access to vast, well-managed woodlands teeming with diverse wildlife, including deer, moose, black bear, and small game species. The land’s mix of dense forests, small rivers, and wetlands creates an ideal habitat that supports healthy animal populations, offering a rewarding experience for both novice and seasoned hunters and trappers.
How to Get Started Hunting in New Brunswick!
- Purchase your Land Use Pass online or in person.
- Obtain required provincial hunting and trapping licenses.
- Secure a baiting lease agreement if using bear bait.
- Enter through staffed or automated access points.
- Follow all rules and safety guidelines.
- Enjoy your self-directed hunting and trapping experience.
Important Things to Keep in Mind When Trapping/Hunting at Acadian Outdoors
If you’re planning to go trapping and hunting in New Brunswick, Acadian Outdoors offers access to rich and diverse wildlife habitats spread across vast, private woodlands. But with that access comes the responsibility to follow specific rules that keep the land safe, sustainable, and respectful to everyone using it. Here’s what you need to know:
Who is Acadian Outdoors?
Acadian Outdoors connects you to over 775,000 acres of wild and privately managed lands, prime territory for trapping and hunting in New Brunswick. From the dense forests near Edmundston to the remote riversides of Plaster Rock and Saint-Quentin, the land is rich with wildlife and offers a true backcountry experience for those seeking self-directed outdoor adventure.
While we don’t organize the activity itself, we give you regulated access to the Acadian Freehold, managed with long-term sustainability in mind. That means healthy game populations, preserved habitats, and a safe, respectful hunting environment for today’s hunters and the next generation.
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Key Locations and Landmarks at Acadian Outdoors
With over 775,000 acres of wild ground, Acadian Outdoors’ territory isn’t just vast, it’s packed with the kind of terrain hunters and trappers dream about. Remote lakes, old logging roads, dense cover, and game corridors you won’t find on public maps. And the best part? You’re still within striking distance of towns like Edmundston, Plaster Rock, and Grand Falls, perfect for a supply run or hot meal before heading back into the wild.
| Nearby Municipalities (within 2 hours) | Natural Landmarks Within Acadian Lands |
|---|---|
| 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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