Plan your visit
Fort Beauséjour – Fort Cumberland National Historic Site
Plan to spend two to three hours exploring the ruins, exhibits and artefacts of the fascinating star-shaped fort that changed the course of Canadian history. The beautiful site is situated in Aulac, New Brunswick, at the head of the Bay of Fundy, on the border between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. You’ll find it a 45‑minute drive southeast of Moncton, or two hours north of Halifax.
Facilities and services
Information on accessibility, washrooms, parking and pets.
Fees
Fees at Fort Beauséjour—Fort Cumberland National Historic Site
Learning experiences
Learning experiences for schools and organized groups, information for teachers and students.
Pursuant to 12(1) of the National Historic Parks General Regulations, it is prohibited to use a metal detector within Fort Beauséjour – Fort Cumberland National Historic Site of Canada. Anyone found in violation of this notice may be prosecuted under Section 24(2) of the Canada National Parks Act.Use of metal detector prohibited
How to get here
Location
111 Fort Beauséjour Road
Aulac, N.B.
E4L 2W5
Phone
506‑364‑5080
Fax
506‑536‑4399
Email
fortbc@pc.gc.ca
Directions
The beautiful site is situated in Aulac, New Brunswick, at the head of the Bay of Fundy, on the border between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
You’ll find it a 45‑minute drive southeast of Moncton, or two hours north of Halifax.
Take exit 513A off the Trans-Canada Highway 2 and watch closely for the Parks Canada signs.
Facilities and services
Accessible services
Bus parking
Dogs on leash
Information
Lookout
Parking
Picnic area
Restrooms
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