Sugarloaf Parc Provincial Park - Campbellton, NB


Accommodation: Site Types Electrical, Full-Service, Non-Serviced, Ch-A-lets, Rustic Shelters

Accommodation Style: Site Types Electrical, Full-Service, Non-Serviced, Ch-A-lets, Rustic Shelters 

Operating Period: January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024


Description: Situated in New Brunswick’s Appalachian Mountain region, Sugarloaf Provincial Park is the perfect destination for a family-friendly getaway or wilderness adventure. Hike to the summit of Sugarloaf Park’s 305-m (1,000-ft.) mountain and see the city of Campbellton spread out below. The junction of Chaleur Bay and the Restigouche River create a waterscape of exceptional beauty, and the rolling hills of the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec on the other side of the water will have you in awe. This park contains more than 25 km (16 mi.) of hiking and biking trails, with the 4-km (2.5-mi.) Terry Fox Trail winding around the base of the mountain. Sugarloaf’s downhill bike park offers Atlantic Canada’s only lift-service mountain bike park. Trails range from beginner to expert, and they’re jam-packed with berms, table tops, drops, step ups and wooden features. The park’s spacious ski lodge features a licensed restaurant. The lodge is available for business meetings, weddings and other private functions. During the summer, visitors have the option of staying in Sugarloaf Provincial Park’s wooded campground. The family-friendly campground has 80 beautiful sites: 8 full-serviced, 61 electrical (including 5 cabins and 6 Ch-A-lets) and 11 non-serviced. Sugarloaf also offers a playground, tennis courts, hiking and picturesque lakes for you to enjoy. 

A CVA Astro-destination Top Experience

Astro-strengths: Away from significant light pollution, you will enjoy dark skies with Bortle 3-4 skies; stargazers and astronomers alike will find the opportunity to view and enjoy the night sky and all its wonders 

Bortle Zone: 4

Visual Equipment: 
Visual Equipment Rental Cost: 

Perfect for: Perfect for a wide variety of sports, including skiing, downhill bikers, hikers, and astronomers and star gazers of all levels will enjoy the dark skies with all its wonders. 

Booking details: www.parcsnbparks.info/en/parks/9/sugarloaf-provincial-park/dates  

Book directly with:  https://parcsnbparks.ca/  

CANCELATION POLICY: Kindly refer to the partner's website for the cancellation policy.

2025 Key Celestial Events:

  • March 29 – Rising Partial Solar Eclipse
  • June 21 & 22 – Summer Solstice and Venus & Moon conjunction
  • June 28 & 29 – Lunar occultation of Mars and Mars & Moon conjunction
  • July 16 – Moon, Saturn & Pluto conjunction
  • July 20 – Moon & M45 Pleiades conjunction
  • July 28 – Moon & Mars conjunction and Delta Aquarids meteor shower (20/hr and Moon at 10%)
  • August 11 & 12 – Venus & Jupiter conjunction and Perseids meteor shower (100+/hr and Moon at 83%) and Moon & Saturn conjunction*
  • August 31 – Moon and M44 Beehive Cluster conjunction
  • September 7 – Total Lunar Eclipse*
  • September 8 – Moon, Saturn & Neptune conjunction
  • September 12 – Moon and M45 Pleiades conjunction
  • September 16 – Moon & Jupiter conjunction
  • September 20 – Saturn at opposition
  • September 21 – Partial Solar Eclipse (not visible from North America)
  • September 23 – Neptune at opposition
  • Octoboer 13 – Moon & Jupiter conjunction*
  • October 21 – Orionids meteor shower during New Moon*
  • November 2 – Moon & Saturn conjunction*
  • November 9 – Moon & Saturn conjunction*
  • December 7 – Moon & Jupiter conjunction*
  • December 26 – Moon & Saturn conjunction*
  • December 31 – Moon & M45 Pleiades conjunction*