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What to do and see in Sackville, Canada: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Sackville, Canada including Wind E Bikes Rentals & Accessories, Atlantic Pottery, Sackville Waterfowl Park, Campbell Carriage Factory Museum, Sackville Harness, Owens Art Gallery, Boultenhouse Heritage Centre, Beech Hill Park, Visitor Information Centre, Broadmoor Manor.
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1. Wind E Bikes Rentals & Accessories
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Wind~E~Bikes offers electric bikes to rent. See Sackville in a eco friendly and exciting way! Exploring downtown Sackville has never been so fun and easy as it is on our electric bikes. Enjoy every aspect of your visit even the travelling time in between destinations. Spend time outdoors, get exercise and take in the sights of the marshes, water fowl and the dykes.
2. Atlantic Pottery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Professional art pottery studio featuring functional and artistic creations. We also feature a fine selection of unique antiques. Staying for a day or two in Sackville? Ask us about our pottery lessons!
Reviewed By macklaik - Sackville, Canada
Christian Corbet and Joel Aldred are excellent teachers. They certainly know how to make a person feel at ease. My friends and I have been going for more than 6 months and absolutely love it. These are just a few of my pieces.
3. Sackville Waterfowl Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By theicecreamcoop
Beautiful trails, waterfowl, wildlife! Cleared trails in the winter. Guided tours available spring to fall.
4. Campbell Carriage Factory Museum
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
Originally built as a tannery then converted to a carriage factory around 1850 by the Campbell family and operated until 1949, the site was restored and converted to a museum in 1999. The factory is an outstanding example of 19th century manufacturing and the only existing original carriage factory in Canada. The site is dedicated to “The Horse Era of Tantramar.” The site is designated as both a provincial and a national historic site.
5. Sackville Harness
6. Owens Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
7. Boultenhouse Heritage Centre
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
New Brunswick boasts a strong shipbuilding tradition. Visitors to Sackville can explore this aspect of the province’s industrial past at the Boultenhouse Heritage Centre, named after the town’s most prolific shipwright, Christopher Boultenhouse. The Centre consists of three buildings — a farmhouse built by the Bulmer family ca. 1790 which is the first frame and oldest house in Sackville, a house built in the Greek revival style in 1842 by Boultenhouse, and the Anderson Octagonal House ca. 1855 by sea captain Georg Anderson. The Centre has several exhibit rooms, a gift shop, a research and genealogy centre, and a multipurpose meeting room.
8. Beech Hill Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By theicecreamcoop
Plenty to do year round at this pedestrian park! Walking/hiking trails, snowshoe, X-Country Skiing, playground, picnic areas, potable water, biking, beautiful view. It even has an 18-hole disc golf course! There's even a sledding hill!
9. Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Sackville’s Visitor Information Centre is an attractive, spacious centre, housing a craft gallery and wetland interpretive display. Wireless Internet and computer stations, clean washrooms and a picnic deck are some of the extras that make this a great stop for travellers. The centre overlooks our 22-ha (55-acre) award-winning Waterfowl Park where travelers can enjoy a leisurely stroll along trails and boardwalks. Take advantage of our free services, including: Visitor Information and free maps Electric vehicle recharging station Craft Gallery (free to visit, crafts available for purchase) Wetland Interpretive Display Internet Access Clean, family-friendly washrooms Picnic deck
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