Hi there, Sorry for the delay! We are now open for the 2021 season :) We are a seasonal park, so in the off season, the road is not accessible to help protect the park. Please feel free to give us a call at 506-833-2019 if you'd like.

Hey Linda! You can currently drive from St. Martins to Sussex Corner. The Alma connector road is set to open next year! You could also pop back on to Route 1 from Sussex and continue on to Alma though.

If you are at the park....drive the length of the park, spend time at the overlooks, do a little hiking and spend time at the visitor center. We packed a lunch and had a picnic. The park closes at dark so you might not be there at the lowest tide. If you are in St. Martins at the caves I would suggest going at mid tide and spend a little time around the harbor and then going out to the caves. Six hours could be a long time to hang out waiting for the tide change. I would do the Funny Trail and then come back to the caves when the tide has gone out some. If you eat close to the caves...go to Caves. But in town I recommend Fiori's. I would also suggest going out to the Quaco Head. It's a beautiful spot.

We hired a car and did it on our own. Avis was the only company which had a branch near the dock, all the rest are at the airport and you need a taxi to get there. Definitely met private coaches and minivans at various viewpoints with fellow cruise passengers along the way, within the Fundy Trail. Not sure about public transport options, maybe try to contact their website or the tourist information centre?

Agree with most of my fellow travelers; Fundy Trail is fantastic! Very few people, amazing views and some good short hikes. You need at least 3 or 4 hours to really soak in the views, the quiet, and you will experience seeing very few people (we were there in early October). Bring snacks or a picnic. We stayed in St. Martin's the night before. After we left the Fundy Trail we drove through Fundy Park to Alma. From there we did Cape Enrage and Hopewell Rocks the next day and then on to Moncton for the night. I recommend everyone experience this side of the Bay of Fundy!

I would consult resources at the cruise ship terminal in Saint John in regards to transportation to this site. They do offer bus transportation at some times to the caves area in St Martins. I am not sure if they go as far as the Fundy Trail which is just beyond the caves area.

The Fundy Trail parkway reaches up to Walton Glen (30km). The province is beginning the process of paving the connector roads towards Sussex (end of 2020 completion date) and then Alma (end of 2021 completion date) so it is not accessible from that side. We hope to see you soon!

The only access to the Fundy Trail Parkway in October 2018 was from St Martin's.

Hi! There is a visitors center with snacks and cold drinks, and souvenirs maybe check their hours of operations when you come in they will give you a map when you pay your entry fee. It is about halfway in so if you are hiking the trail from beginning to end, bring your own supplies.

Hi Kelly, The parkway in and of itself is completed and is 30km in total - extending from the main kiosk to Walten Glen Gorge. This season we opened 6 new lookouts past Long Beach. The connector roads are up to the province to pave and it is estimated that by the end of 2021 we will be connected to Alma.