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The 7 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Miramichi, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Miramichi, Canada including Beaubears Island Interpretive Centre, Miramichi River, Miramichi River Boat Tours, French Fort Cove, Ritchie Wharf, Maurie's Mini-Putt & Ice Cream, Middle Island Irish Historical Park.
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1. Beaubears Island Interpretive Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Worldtravelinfo - Mosta, Russia
There is plenty to keep everyone occupied with lots of fun and entertainment at the interactive centre. Hands on learning approach and interesting facts about the Canadian history in the area of New Brunswick - definitely worth a visit. There are also additional activities to discover on Beaubears island and to enjoy such as guided walking tours, boats tours etc ferry times are frequent but only in the summer months check ahead of planning a trip
2. Miramichi River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Worldtravelinfo - Mosta, Russia
Had lots of fun fly fishing for salmon on the Mirimachi River.. we learnt a lot about this sport while in New Brunswick!! .. just using artificial flies. we had a catch and release quota. Awesome day of fun of trying something new
3. Miramichi River Boat Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Discover the Miramichi aboard the double decker Max Aitken Tour Boat. Bilingual 90 minute tours depart Ritchie Wharf at 2:00 pm daily and throughout the day with your colourful Acadian Captain, Azade Hache. Just $15 per person. The fully licensed 50 passenger Max Aitken offers dining options and sunset cruising as well. Group rates available. Transport Canada approved/experienced Captain and bilingual staff.
4. French Fort Cove
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By NBtraveller457 - Miramichi, Canada
Beautiful trails with even better views of the water. There's a headless nun tour that is really interested typically offered each year too, it walks you through the trails and tells you the story based on the different locations. I love this place in the fall for pictures, all the trees and the water makes for a beautiful background and there is enough of them spaced out well enough that they can still comfortably be used this year with not much concern of being around others!
5. Ritchie Wharf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By Worldtravelinfo - Mosta, Russia
Awesome place to visit for everyone to enjoy during the summer months in New Brunswick. Had a great time taking a boat tour (times are listed so worth checking these). There is a safe splash zone for young children and fantastic ice cream cones at the nearby store. Worth noting that there are special out door events and live entertainment taking place in the evening and Sundays! Worth checking with the tourist office to make sure if the times and dates as these are weather permitting A really enjoyable afternoon enjoyed by all the family.
6. Maurie's Mini-Putt & Ice Cream
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
A 19 hole Mini-Putt course that incorporates whimsical obstacles. Includes: - Motorized Windmill, Wishing Well & Water Wheel - Replica's of the Centennial Bridge, the Renous Covered Bridge & a moving Morrissy Bridge - A Lighthouse(Listen carefully for the Fog Horn) -A swinging Buoy -A Golf Ball Maze Challenge as a 19th Hole -More obstacles to come. -46 different flavours of Ice Cream, Yogurt, Lactose-Free Ice Cream, No Sugar Added Ice Cream & Dairy-Free Sorbet . A gluten Free cone option. CASH ONLY, sorry.
Reviewed By Brendacamper
Scrumptious icecream and friendly service! Great activities for the kids. Mini putt is lots of fun! Prices are very reasonable.
7. Middle Island Irish Historical Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By JBCutlerson - Montreal, Canada
I grew up on the Miramichi and Middle Island was always a nice place to go in summer but for a long time it was just a beach with lots of parking and a couple of picnic tables under some trees. Then whatever "powers that be" decided to develop the spot as a memorial park for the Irish immigrants who came to the Miramichi, many of whom died and are buried on the island. It's nice to see how the park has been developed as a fitting memorial without it being an overboard, cheesy attraction. The informative, tasteful information signs around the site tell the story well. The facilities are clean and modern. The beach is small but pleasant. All in all, it's a nice place for a family to spend some time.
