DIRECTIONS

FROM MONCTON AIRPORT
Leave the car park and proceed straight through the 'four way' junction (with the airport loop road to the left) onto Aviation Avenue. At the very next opportunity turn right onto Adelard Savoie Blvd. When you reach the intersection with Dieppe Blvd - turn right (at the traffic lights). You will immediately come to the highway 15 intersection. Take the Moncton turning west. As you near the city, watch for exit signs with the Fundy National Park symbol in brown (a beaver with the word "Fundy"). Follow this exit and bypass the town of Moncton. This route takes you across the Petitcodiac River (via a causeway) to the town of Riverview. On the Riverview side of the causeway, take the exit with the "Fundy National Park" symbol which is Route 114 south. Follow this route. Driving time is approximately one hour. Home page

WEST FROM U.S. / CANADA BORDER AT ST. STEPHEN, NB
From St. Stephen, follow Route 1 past the City of Saint John, and continue on towards the town of Sussex, NB. On Route 1, heading to Moncton and about 6 kilometers beyond Sussex, take Exit 211 with the Fundy National Park symbol in brown (a beaver with the word "Fundy"). Connect onto Route 114, which travels through Fundy National Park then the village of Alma and north towards Moncton. Driving time is approximately three and one half hours. Home page

SOUTHEAST FROM QUEBEC / NEW BRUNSWICK BORDER
After crossing the Quebec border into New Brunswick, the Trans Canada Highway #2 passes the City of Edmundston, and takes you beyond the City of Fredericton. Continue along Highway #2, and take Exit 365 for Sussex and then Exit 211 to Route 114. This travels through Fundy National Park, then the village of Alma and goes north towards Moncton. Driving time is approximately five hours and forty minutes. Home page

WEST FROM PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Beyond Confederation Bridge is Route 16, follow this until the exit for Route 15 at Port Elgin. Route 15 will bring you to the City of Moncton. As you near the city, watch for exit signs with the Fundy National Park symbol in brown (a beaver with the word "Fundy"). Follow this exit and bypass the town of Moncton. This route takes you across the Petitcodiac River (via a causeway) to the town of Riverview. On the Riverview side of the causeway, take the exit with the "Fundy National Park" symbol which is Route 114 south. Follow this route. Driving time is approximately one hour and 40 minutes. Home page

NORTH FROM HALIFAX, NS
Leaving the City of Halifax, follow exit signs to Highway #102 north. Follow this highway to the Town of Truro where the highway splits and connects to Highway #104, north to New Brunswick. At the border of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, the highway is Trans Canada #2 that leads northwest to the City of Moncton. Approaching the city, take Exit 467A, indicated with the Blue Fundy sign (and the exit for Riverview). Follow this exit and bypass the town of Moncton. This route takes you across the Petitcodiac River (via a causeway) to the town of Riverview. On the Riverview side of the causeway, take the exit with the "Fundy National Park" symbol and Route 114 south. Follow this route. Driving time is approximately three hours.
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DRIVING TIMES FROM BROADLEAF (depending on traffic and road conditions):

TRAVELING VIA ROUTE 114
THE ROCKS, Hopewell Cape, NB - 10 minutes
ALBERT COUNTY MUSEUM & JAILHOUSE, Hopewell Cape, NB - 10 minute
FUNDY NATIONAL PARK & VILLAGE OF AMLA - 20 minutes
CAPE ENRAGE LIGHTHOUSE & RAPPELLING ADVENTURES - 20 minutes
VILLAGE OF RIVERSIDE ALBERT, NB - 2 minutes
MARY'S POINT BIRD SANCTUARY, Mary's Point, NB - 10 minutes
FUNDY TRAIL PARKWAY, Saint Martin's, NB - 1 1/2 hours
SAINT JOHN, NB (via exit 432 east of Sussex) - 2 hours
FREDERICTON, NB (via exit 432 east of Sussex) - 2 hours & 45 minutes Home page

TRAVELING NORTH VIA ROUTE 114:
TOWN OF RIVERVIEW, NB - 45 minutes
CITY OF MONCTON, NB (Downtown) - 50minutes
MAGNETIC HILL ZOO & MAGIC MOUNTAIN WATER PARK, Moncton, NB - 55 minutes
CONFEDERATION BRIDGE TO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - 2 hours
SHEDIAC, NB & PARLEE BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK - 1 hour & 10 minutes
NOVA SCOTIA / NEW BRUNSWICK BORDER - 1 hour & 10 minutes Home page

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