We make a run for Fundy National Park

The room at Motel sur Mer was fine, and had a view on the river. From the left side we could see towards l’Ile d’Orleans, on the other side you could see across the river Mont St Anne. We had breakfast at Lisa’s diner on route 132 in St-Valliers. Samer had the lumberjack breakfast, and I just had some eggs. We started at St Valliers, drove to Riviere du Loup, and made our way into New Brunswick

We stopped at Timmy’s in Grand falls though we wanted to see the fall and go to the Grand Falls Park but going around in circles around Grand falls made us decide to keep going. We drove from there to Frederericton, where we stopped to stretch our legs, before heading towards Bay of Fundy. We took the TransCanada until we got to the 114, which took us around the Fundy area. We arrived after dark so we didn’t have to purchase a park permit, just a camp site.

Chignecto Bay camp site, the only one still opened at this time of the year. This campground is one that is fairly close to Fundy bay. The view from various roads was scenic. Of course it was fun setting up tent in pitch darkness. More fun trying to start a fire, with somewhat wet wood!