Do you know how many Thrift Shopping & Donation Drop Offs are available in Greater Moncton?
Are you decluttering and don’t know where to take all your “stuff”? We have compiled a list of options for donations and consignment in the Greater Moncton region.
For many, skating is a huge part of winter, but do you like to skate outside in the fresh air? This series features Outdoor Winter Activities for the family. We are kicking it off with Outdoor Winter Skating in Greater Moncton. In addition, we have a list of Winter Sleigh Rides In NB, as well … Read more
As a mom of two, who are several years apart in age, it can often be hard to find things to do with both kids. Here is my list for a family with various ages of children, with all free activities to do in the city of Moncton!
Taking time to connect as a family is something I really did not realize we needed, at least not until we did it.
Have you ever attended the Moncton Highland Games? We did this year, and will be back again next year for their 13th year!
Did you know we have a beach, right here in New Brunswick, that has black sand? Black Beach is located minutes outside of Saint John, in Lorneville.
When travelling from Saint John to St Martin’s on Route 111, why not venture along the coast via Route 825 and visit a few beaches along the way? McLeod’s Beach is the first of 3 beaches you will come across.
McLeod’s Beach, Reed’s Beach and Gardner Creek Beach are all on NB Route 825.
There is no parking, so we pulled off along the side of the road, there are a few spots with a little shoulder. When the tide is out,
We are enjoying our summer and setting out each week, or so to #discoverNBbeaches to share with you. We hope you are enjoying this series, and would love any suggestions on beaches to visit!
A recent outing, on a cool and breezy Spring day, led us to explore Gardner Creek Beach on route 825, NB. It is located along the Fundy coast between Saint John and St. Martin’s, about 1.5 hours drive from Moncton, 30 minutes from Saint John, and about 15 minutes from St. Martin’s.
In 2017, we ( the boys and I) spent our summer in Quispamsis, caring for my mom after her stroke. Exploring beaches was one of the things we did to get away from the hospital and get the boys outside. We went to the Irving Nature Park a few times over the summer, and here are some of our photos and the details on the park.
March means Maple Syrup, Sugar Camps, Maple Candy, Maple Cones, and many other yummy treats!
As a local Moncton mom, I enjoy sharing family-friendly activities around New Brunswick, like Sleigh Rides in New Brunswick, Outdoor Skating In Moncton, Sliding Hills in New Brunswick, and more.
We update our list of Maple Sugar Camps and Maple Syrup Producers every March to help you support local New Brunswick producers. Last updated March 2025. Always check details directly with locations for pricing and detailed schedules.