My husband and I spent a few hours exploring this park while in New Brunswick. We went at the end of April, which is considered off-season, so a lot of stuff was closed. We did, however, have the opportunity to hike on two trails and see the low and high tides of the Bay of Fundy.

It was very quiet in Fundy NP in late May, so I hardly saw anyone on any of the trails. In one day I managed to squash in the Dickson Falls trail (lots of stairs so not suitable for anyone with mobility issues and also some of this is closed, so the loop is maybe only 30-40 mins, but the bright green moss-lined brook and the falls are well worth the effort), Matthews Head trail (1.5 hr, through a forest to some great views over the Bay of Fundy), Herring Cove Beach (again loads of steps down to a walk along the rocky beach) and Caribou Plain (walk through the forest to a lake with a couple of viewpoints where you can sit quietly). There are campsites and a motel, and Alma is only one minute from the entrance and has some excellent food options.

The visitor center is a must stop. Nice facilities, gift shop, and very informative rangers that can plan your day. You need a pass for the park and can buy it here. We did Dickson falls and the coppermine tour. The coppermine loop wasnt very interesting after the first few bridges but the rangers said Matthewshead was getting difficult with erosion. Park is well maintained.

We stopped by Fundy National Park on way from PEI to St. John. We drove down to Point Wolfe. We walked a short distance down one of the trails. The views of the coast from there were amazing. The mosquitoes were brutal though. We wish we had more time to explore but even a short visit like ours was worth the detour.

I see the Fundy Provincial Park has more lookouts compared to the Fundy National Park, which is for an adventure. There are only 2 short easy tails (Dickson falls and Shiphaven trails). To access to the beach, you are required to go down about 130 steps. If there are elderly and small kids, I think the activities options are more limited. However, I enjoyed the 2-hour moderate level trail with my teen. Please ensure you have a good pair of shoes and is waterproof.

Fantastic trails for hiking, well marked, well maintained Had I knew more about this I would have planned more of my trip around this spot rather places like Hopewell Rocks that disappointed me. Shiphaven Trail was the first one we went to directly after crossing the red covered bridge Lovely views I recommend anyone planning a Maritimes trip to consider the trails they vary is difficulty from Easy to Hard and are lovely