The best Motorhome and Campervan spots to visit
Known for having the world’s highest tides, the Bay of Fundy lies between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, while a small section also touches the US state of Maine. During low tide you can enjoy walks along the ocean floor and when the tide comes back in enjoy kayaking and canoeing. You can also get lost throughout the Canadian Highlands by exploring the extensive hiking trails, which provide stunning views across the coastline.
St Andrews (St Andrews by the Sea)
This seaside town is situated on Passamaquoddy Bay and is surrounded by coastline, beaches and forests. Here you can also enjoy outdoor activities including golf, sea-kayaking, scuba-diving and whale watching.
A mixture of urban landscapes and historic buildings give this town a vibrant atmosphere. It’s best known for its Reversing Falls and this natural phenomenon occurs during the rising tide when you can observe the gradual reversing of the flow created by the collision of the Saint John River with the waters of the Bay of Fundy.
Taste the local delicacy in the self-proclaimed lobster capital of the world. Every July the town hosts a lobster festival so if you’ve worked up an appetite after driving your RV then this is the place to go. Shediac also provides access to a coastline with miles of golden sandy beaches and you can enjoy a visit to Parlee Beach Provincial Park.
