River Access
Utilize the Oromocto Marina for easy access to kayaking, canoeing, and powerboating on the Saint John River.





Oromocto is a distinctive town in New Brunswick, situated where the Oromocto River meets the majestic Saint John River. Often referred to as "Canada's Model Town," its development was closely tied to the establishment of CFB Gagetown, providing a unique military character to the community. Visitors can explore the town's well-maintained trail systems, which are perfect for birdwatching and leisurely strolls, or head to the local marina to access the region's extensive waterways. With its blend of historical significance and natural beauty, Oromocto serves as a tranquil gateway to the outdoor wonders of the Maritime provinces.
Oromocto is a distinctive town in New Brunswick, situated where the Oromocto River meets the majestic Saint John River. Often referred to as "Canada's Model Town," its development was closely tied to the establishment of CFB Gagetown, providing a unique military character to the community. Visitors can explore the town's well-maintained trail systems, which are perfect for birdwatching and leisurely strolls, or head to the local marina to access the region's extensive waterways. With its blend of historical significance and natural beauty, Oromocto serves as a tranquil gateway to the outdoor wonders of the Maritime provinces.
Strategic location at the junction of the Oromocto and Saint John Rivers.
Strong connection to CFB Gagetown, one of the largest military bases in the Commonwealth.
Extensive network of walking and cycling trails through lush green spaces.
Oromocto Marina, a hub for boating and water-based activities.
The town has a significant military presence due to the adjacent CFB Gagetown.
It is a quiet, residential-focused community with a slower pace of life.
Oromocto is conveniently located just 20 kilometers from Fredericton, the provincial capital.
Utilize the Oromocto Marina for easy access to kayaking, canoeing, and powerboating on the Saint John River.
Visit the nearby military museum to understand the town's deep-rooted connection to the Canadian Armed Forces.
Military history enthusiasts and travelers seeking quiet riverside recreation.
CAD $
$100-$150 p/day
8,805
Explore the Deer Park trails for a chance to see local wildlife and enjoy the seasonal foliage.
English, French
June-September
Expect mild weather and high river levels; it's a great time for seeing the landscape wake up.
The peak season for boating, fishing, and enjoying the town's parks and outdoor community events.
The region offers spectacular autumn colors, making it a prime time for photography and trail walks.
A peaceful time for snowshoeing and enjoying the crisp, snowy scenery typical of New Brunswick.