Beaubears Island

Quoomeneegook, or “Island of Pines” welcomes you. Come and learn from historical characters or the self-guided panels, walk the trails, have a picnic at the tables or simply relax on the sandy beach. Know that this mystical island is more than meets the eye. Listen to the waves while hearing the birds sing. Breathe in nature’s best while seeing wildlife come alive. Connect to the island which supported thousands of people for hundreds of years, from the Indigenous people, Acadian Deportation Refugees to the Shipbuilders who came from all over the world. Beaubears Island is your past, present and future. Connect in ways you never thought possible and watch history come alive.

Beaubears Island is not fully accessible at this time.

Location

35 St. Patrick’s Drive
Nelson-Miramichi, NB
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Plan Your Visit

Ferry service to Beaubears Island runs seasonally. Visitors with access to personal watercraft are welcome to explore the island year-round. For more information, visit Beaubears Island’s website or email info@beaubearsisland.ca.

Enjoy FREE admission at this historic place with your National Trust membership. Become a member today!

The Passport Places network is made possible through valued partnerships with Canadian heritage organizations, site operators and owners. Look for the following logo at participating historic sites. Partner Organization: Friends of Beaubears Island