Parks

BI-CENTENNIAL PARK

Situated on the banks of the world renown Miramichi River, this park offers a picturesque view of the river and Beaubears Island National Historic Site. There are picnic tables, benches, a boat ramp, and docks available.

Located at 35 St. Patrick’s Drive, Miramichi NB.

ELM PARK

Take a stroll through this delightful park with beautifully landscaped green areas, vibrant flower beds, and historic monuments.

Located at Henderson Street at Wellington and Duke Street.

ENGLAND’S HOLLOW

Charming picnic country with walking paths along a small brook. During the winter, spend a day with family and friends sliding down the hills of the hollow. Located on Lower Water Street.

HOWARD ST. PARK

Open to BMX, scooters, in-line, and skateboard users. Properly fastened helmets are mandatory, and elbow and knee pads are strongly recommended. Located on Howard Street, Miramichi NB

Queen Elizabeth Park

Known to locals as “The Town Square”, the site was originally where the first courthouse and jail in the county were. It is now home to many of Miramichi’s historical monuments, like Father of Confederation, Peter Mitchell; the founder of the Miramichi Historical Society, originator of the Miramichi Folksong Festival and historian, Dr. Louise Manny; a cenotaph remembering local people who died in battle; a sandstone fountain; and a bust of Lord Beaverbrook, which encases his ashes. Located at Henry, Jail, and Ellen Streets, and Newcastle Boulevard.

Upper Miramichi Rural Community Park

The Upper Miramichi Community Park is approximately 48 acres of forested land operated by the Rural Community of Upper Miramichi. It is operational yearround, and it features walking trails, playground area, skating dome, picnic sites, horseshoes, and washer toss games. The Park features a basketball/ hockey/ tennis court, and a splash pad for the kiddies to cool off during the summer.

6335 Route 8, Boiestown NB 506-369-9810

Doaktown Community Park

This green space offers a link to the walking trails with a view of the picturesque Miramichi River. It also has a chatting corner to mingle with friends and a splash pad for the kids. There is often local talent jamming on the stage or in the gazebo.

349 Main Street, Doaktown NB 506-365-7970

Blackville Municipal Park

The Blackville Municipal Park offers walking trails, a playground, picnic area, boat launch, pavilion, and an observation deck. The Park is home to a statue of a local folklore legend called the “Dungarvon Whooper”, which is the most famous ghost story in New Brunswick.

158 Main Street, Blackville NB 506-843-6337