18th Century Equipped Camping
Fort Beauséjour – Fort Cumberland National Historic Site
Wake up in the past!
Camp under the stars within the fort walls in an 18th century-style tent. A unique experience at an amazing historic site overlooking the patrimonial Tantramar wetlands and the Bay of Fundy beyond.
For information on fees, go to the Fees page.
| Check in time | Check out time | Quiet hours |
|---|---|---|
| 3 pm - 4:30 pm | 8:45 am | 10 pm - 8 am |
Details
What we provide
- Tent (already set up on-site), sleeping pads, propane stove, LED lantern, table, bench, stools, fire pit, cooking stakes
- Tents are equipped with a raised wooden platform for your comfort
- Portable toilets and small sink, as well as a large outdoor sink for drinking water and dish washing are located behind the Visitor Centre
What to bring
- Sleeping bags
- Blankets
- Pillows
- Water containers
- Dishes
- Eating utensils
- Insect repellent (essential!)
- Food
- Toiletries
- Flashlights
- Matches or a lighter
- All other camping necessities
Persons per tent site
- 1 to 4 adults per tent (exceptions may be made for families)
Parking
- Small parking lot next to Visitor Centre, large parking lot below the fort
- Vehicles do not have access to the fort
Electrical service
- Not available
Internet/Wi-Fi access
- Not available
Rules
Fire policy
- Only wood sold on site can be used (to help protect our forests from destructive invasive species)
- Fires are allowed in the provided fire pits. Fire arrestor covers must be used at all times on the fire pits. Please check with the Visitor Centre for fire ban/restriction status at 506-364-5080
Alcohol policy
- Alcohol may only be consumed on a registered campsite
- Alcohol is not permitted in day-use or public areas including picnic shelters
Pet policy
- Pets are not allowed in overnight camping program
Other
- Smoking is not permitted in tents
- Operation of propane stoves is not permitted in tents
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