Mural Tour
Pick up a mural map from the local visitor center to ensure you don't miss any of the 20+ artworks scattered throughout the town.





Sussex is a welcoming community nestled in the rolling hills of New Brunswick's Kennebecasis Valley. Often called the 'Dairy Capital' and the 'Mural Capital' of Atlantic Canada, the town features a unique collection of over two dozen outdoor murals that tell the story of its heritage. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed pace of life, explore local shops, and use the town as a base for exploring nearby natural wonders like Fundy National Park. Its central location between the province's major cities makes it a convenient and scenic stop for any road trip through the Maritimes.
Sussex is a welcoming community nestled in the rolling hills of New Brunswick's Kennebecasis Valley. Often called the 'Dairy Capital' and the 'Mural Capital' of Atlantic Canada, the town features a unique collection of over two dozen outdoor murals that tell the story of its heritage. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed pace of life, explore local shops, and use the town as a base for exploring nearby natural wonders like Fundy National Park. Its central location between the province's major cities makes it a convenient and scenic stop for any road trip through the Maritimes.
Over 20 large-scale outdoor murals depicting local history.
Proximity to the scenic Kennebecasis River.
Annual Atlantic International Balloon Fiesta.
Gateway to the Fundy Trail Parkway and national park.
Central location makes it an ideal base for day trips to Saint John, Moncton, or Fredericton.
The town is quite small and walkable, but a car is necessary to explore the surrounding valley and parks.
Limited nightlife options as the town maintains a quiet, family-oriented atmosphere.
Pick up a mural map from the local visitor center to ensure you don't miss any of the 20+ artworks scattered throughout the town.
If visiting in September, plan ahead for the Atlantic International Balloon Fiesta, the town's most famous annual event.
A quiet stopover exploring local art and agricultural history.
CAD $
$80-$130 p/day
English, French
As the dairy capital, be sure to visit local shops for fresh cheese and ice cream produced in the surrounding valley.
June-September
Expect mild, damp weather as the valley turns green; a quiet time for visiting before the summer crowds.
The best time for outdoor activities and exploring the murals under sunny skies.
The foliage in the Kennebecasis Valley is spectacular, and September hosts the popular hot air balloon festival.
A snowy landscape perfect for nearby cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.