New Brunswick’s Fundy Coast | Sea Caves, The Fundy Trail, Saint John | RVing the Maritimes Ep 3

This time we're exploring New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy coast, from Saint John to the spectacular sea caves of St. Martins and the Fundy Trail Parkway. Along the way we'll experience 38-foot tides, covered bridges, dramatic coastal scenery—and one of the most unusual driving ranges we've ever seen. This is Episode 3 of our RVing the Maritimes, Magdalen Islands and Gaspe series, continuing our road trip through Atlantic Canada and eastern Canada’s spectacular coastline. We begin in Saint John, New Brunswick's largest city and Canada's oldest incorporated city —and a popular Atlantic Canada cruise port— where we camp right in town at Rockwood Park, explore historic Uptown Saint John and watch the famous Reversing Falls Rapids change direction with the Bay of Fundy tides. From Saint John, we head east to St. Martins—and this little fishing village turned out to be one of our favourite stops in New Brunswick. We explore its covered bridges and harbour, time the tides so we can walk out to the enormous St. Martins Sea Caves, try a local lobster roll at Spinneys Seafood, and camp along the Fundy coast at Century Farm Family Campground. We finish our visit with a drive along the Fundy Trail Parkway, stopping at some of its many coastal lookouts, Fuller Falls, Big Salmon River and the spectacular Walton Glen Gorge.

And if you’re wondering how we could travel through New Brunswick without visiting Fundy National Park, Alma and the Hopewell Rocks—we didn’t! We visited all three during our Newfoundland trip.