Quaco Museum

This is a favourite stop along the Fundy Trail Parkway! Take a look to the east and you'll see an amazing stretch of Fundy coastline and a beautiful view of Martin Head, a long stretch of gravel connected to a rocky head at the mouth of the Quiddy River. 

Built in 1927, the Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge allows visitors to cross a tidal estuary and see the beauty of rustic, rural charm. This quaint structure close to the Bay of Fundy harkens back to an earlier age and is a sweet spot if you're road-tripping in the area.

While you're out exploring the sea caves and grabbing lunch, make sure to check out Once Upon a Tide to pick up your souvenir! 

The legacy of sea captains and shipbuilders endures in the architecture of historic homes and in the Quaco Museum where the Village’s rich history is brought to life. Opened in 1978, the Quaco Museum and Library has a collection of artifacts and books that help tell the history of St. Martins and the Quaco area. This is a charitable organization so it is run entirely by unpaid volunteers.

Just a short drive away!

If you're looking to experience more of the legendary Bay of Fundy tides, look no further than Long Beach. At low tide, this beach expands far and wide, exposing two and a half kilometres (1 .5 miles) of shoreline and ocean floor.

Saint John, known for being the only city located on the Bay of Fundy, offers a fantastic view of the world's highest tides.