N.B. offers 25 per cent discount to some provincial parks for residents

New Brunswick is offering residents a 25 per cent discount on provincial park entry fees.

New Brunswick is offering a 25 per cent discount on daily and seasonal entry passes to seven provincial parks.

The government, which is responsible for 13 parks in the province, says the goal of the resident discount is to encourage people to spend more time outside.

“This discount on provincial park passes is an investment in New Brunswickers, not only as an incentive to stay active, but also as an opportunity to discover the beauties of our province,” said Isabelle Thériault, minister of Tourism, Heritage and Culture, in a news release.

The discount applies to:

• Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park
• Fundy Trail Provincial Park
• Parlee Beach Provincial Park
• Le Village Historique Acadien
• New River Beach Provincial Park
• Murray Beach Provincial Park
• Mount Carleton Provincial Park

The discount will not apply to the six other parks under the government’s management as they do not have entrance fees.

The provincial parks welcomed more than 1.1 million visitors in the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

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