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Tracadie-Sheila | New Brunswick

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Region:

Acadian Peninsula

Known For:

Tracadie Harbour | Val-Comeau Beach nearby | Acadian culture | Coastal lagoons | Sandy beaches | Maritime life

Best For:

Beach Days | Acadian Culture | Coastal Walks | Summer Escapes

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Musée historique de Tracadie

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Started as a “mini-museum” and incorporated in 1978, the Tracadie Historical Museum is one of its kind in Canada. Home to two permanent and some rotating temporary exhibitions, the museum mainly focuses on presenting the history of leprosy in New Brunswick in the 19th century. It aims to create a visual representation of what the […]

St. Joseph Shrine

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Located in a quiet and peaceful area, the St. Joseph Shrine is designated as a local historical place for its role in the community. It consists of a small chapel, two angel statues outside the entrance, a rock garden, a bell tower, a pool and a water fountain, which add to the serene vibe of […]

Kayak Peninsule

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Experience the nature of this town in all its glory as you take a kayak tour along the shores of the Acadian peninsula. Kayak Peninsule offers guided tours between Pokeshaw, Inkerman and Val-Comeau. Cliffs surround the area up to 60ft high with sea caves for kayakers to explore. There is also the option to take […]

Aqua Park of Tracadie River

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The Aqua Park of Tracadie River is a campsite with a waterpark on a whopping 11 acres. Even though the location runs along the Tracadie river, it has a large heated in-ground pool and a heated wading pool with three inflatable water play structures for people of all ages! Other attractions include an outdoor movie […]

Saint-Jean-Baptiste et Saint-Joseph Church

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A heart of the community, the Saint-Jean-Baptiste et Saint-Joseph Church is another designated Local Historic Place for its historical and architectural significance. The church was built on the site of the first stone church, which burned down in 1925. The new church was designed by René A. Fréchet and produced by the community in 1949. […]

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