The minute we arrived at the resort they were already heading to the playground.
We were excited to spend some quality time with our children in an area we had never visited before.

Having easy access to the National park biking trail was just what we were hoping for. The location was perfect for it. We were visiting for just a short time, everything was so close so we got to do a lot!

We spent a lot of time biking and visiting the different trails and site seeing.

You may have heard of “peat bog”, but do you really know what it is and what its benefits are? Let me tell you what I’ve learned after an incredible experience I had when I went this year with my teammates to discover the phenomenal peat bog that is in Kouchibouguac Park.

Every year, the fall season offers us beautiful days and the sensational colours of Canadian fall foliage. This transitional season is full of activities that can be enjoyed without the summer rush, and Xperience Kouchibouguac is the place to be with over 40 local activities and attractions.
One of the activities that will allow you to take full advantage of this transitional season is golf, a sport that will allow you to relax while working your muscles and joints to strengthen them further. There are three clubs near Xperience Kouchibouguac, all with a special feature that makes them even better. We have swimming, a fun recreational activity that can really improve your overall well-being and health in a very short time.

The Maritimes are well known for welcoming and attracting tourists to their beautiful region for their summer vacation. Many travellers certainly look to Prince Edward Island area for a cottage retreat, but New Brunswick is certainly the perfect place to spend a summer holiday in the great outdoors. Here at Xperience Kouchibouguac, we have some great rustic and very charming cottages that will bring you a warm visit.

Experience + exceptional landscapes + comfort = paradise on earth. All this is guaranteed by the Xperience Kouchibouguac resort, which is located on the edge of the Kouchibouguac Park and is surrounded by beautiful beaches and comfortable accommodations, guaranteeing you an extraordinary glamping experience.

This year, during my biology classes at Mount Allison University, I discovered two apps that nature lovers (like me!) will certainly appreciate. The first one is called iNaturalist. This project was created in 2008 by National Geographic in cooperation with the California Academy of Sciences. The app is a way to connect the naturalist community of the entire world on a platform on which they can share images of plants, insects, birds, and mushrooms.