Crown Land Near Edmundston
12 crown land sites
8 fishing spots
8 campgrounds
Edmundston sits where the Madawaska and Saint John rivers meet, at the heart of the self-styled 'Republic of Madawaska' near the Quebec and Maine borders. République Provincial Park is about 9 km away, and candidate conserved areas along Ruisseau à la Coulée Noire and the Green River protect forest within 14-20 km. This page rounds up the closest public land, campgrounds and road trips around Edmundston.
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Crown Land Nearby
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10 km
République Provincial Park
Provincial Park
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14 km
Ruisseau à la Coulée Noire
Candidate Conserved Area
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18 km
McCoy Brook
Protected Natural Area
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20 km
Green River
Candidate Conserved Area
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21 km
Burnt Camp Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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21 km
Ruisseau Creux
Candidate Conserved Area
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21 km
Richards Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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23 km
Quisibis River
Protected Natural Area
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23 km
Petite fourche rivière Quisbis
Candidate Conserved Area
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24 km
Baker Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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26 km
Petite rivière Iroquois
Candidate Conserved Area
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26 km
Green River North
Protected Natural Area
Frequently Asked Questions
République Provincial Park is about 9 km away; candidate conserved areas like Ruisseau à la Coulée Noire (about 14 km) and Green River (about 20 km) protect additional forest along the upper Saint John River watershed.
Riverside RV Park & Campground, about 4 km from downtown, and Panoramic Camping, about 6 km away, are the closest options; République Provincial Park also has family camping and a water park.
Edmundston to Grand Falls, following the Saint John River gorge country, or a short hop to the New Brunswick Botanical Garden in nearby Saint-Jacques, are popular routes — especially during the Foire Brayonne festival each summer.
Offline maps around Edmundston
Public land near Edmundston runs well past the last cell tower. Export the area as a geo-referenced PDF and read it in BorealMaps to keep your GPS position on the map when the signal drops.
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A valid New Brunswick fishing licence is required to fish anywhere on this page. République Provincial Park charges a day-use fee and requires camping reservations in peak season; candidate conserved areas are typically low-impact zones without formal camping infrastructure.