TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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Paradis de la Petite Montagne is the perfect place for family fun. It is a well-equipped campground with several amenities to make your visit enjoyable. In addition to well-maintained and private facilities, the site offers activities such as hockey, volleyball, a playground, and beachside waterslides.
Whether you decide to pitch a tent or bring your RV, Paradis de la Petite Montagne is a perfect family-oriented site to visit.
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Another great choice for camping near St. Leonard is Camping St Leonard, a campsite just 5 minutes away from St. Leonard. The site has amenities such as water and electricity available. Additionally, cabins and cottages offer a unique outdoor experience of New Brunswick.
The campsite also hosts several events throughout the year, so keep an eye out for one that piques your interest during your stay.
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The Upper Saint John River Valley Trail spans the roughly 170-kilometre stretch between Woodstock, New Brunswick and Edmundston, New Brunswick. The trail passes through St. Leonard and offers exceptional views.
There are multi-use trails available to experience rural New Brunswick, offering scenic landscapes to enjoy. If hiking is not your thing, the path between Woodstock and Edmunston is an excellently scenic drive itself.
Photo: https://www.hikingnb.ca/images/US-HL-Valley
August
If you are in Saint Leonard during August, check out the annual Rendez-vous des artistes in Saint-Léonard, an event spanning three days offering a display of talents from across New Brunswick, Ontario, Quebec, the United States and Europe. There is a diverse range of talents, from beginners to internationally-recognized artists, and pieces to enjoy and experience.
Come and share their passion for the arts as you watch them create, or simply join the community in this get-together.
If you are looking for a quick bite while on the road, stop by Pinky’s Roadside Diner, just a 5-minute drive from Saint-Leonard. The diner has a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Offering Canadian classics such as poutine and beavertails, the diner is an excellent site to grab some comfort food and relax before hitting the road again.
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