Crown Land Near Shediac
12 crown land sites
8 fishing spots
8 campgrounds
Shediac, the self-proclaimed Lobster Capital of the World, sits on New Brunswick's warm-water Acadian Coast, with Parlee Beach Provincial Park — one of the busiest beaches in Atlantic Canada — just over 3 km from downtown. The Lock Hart Road and Memramcook River candidate conserved areas add inland wetland and forest protection within 15 km. This page rounds up the closest public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips around Shediac.
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Crown Land Nearby
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3 km
Parlee Beach
Provincial Park
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11 km
Lock Hart Road
Candidate Conserved Area
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13 km
Memramcook River
Candidate Conserved Area
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33 km
Cocagne Wetlands
Candidate Conserved Area
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34 km
(South Branch) Buctouche River
Candidate Conserved Area
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35 km
Big Meadows
Protected Natural Area
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37 km
Cocagne River
Candidate Conserved Area
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37 km
Brooklyn Road
Candidate Conserved Area
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37 km
Frederick Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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38 km
McLean Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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38 km
Le Coupe River
Candidate Conserved Area
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39 km
McLean Settlement
Protected Natural Area
Nearest Campgrounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — the Lock Hart Road candidate conserved area is about 11 km out, with the Memramcook River wetlands a bit further at 13 km.
Yes, with a valid New Brunswick fishing licence — Taits Brook and the Scoudouc River both run within a kilometre of town.
Yes — Parlee Beach Provincial Park's campground is about 3 km out, alongside several private campgrounds like Camping Oceanic and Camping Beauséjour within a similar distance.
Offline maps around Shediac
Public land near Shediac 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 at every spot on this page. Parlee Beach Provincial Park charges a daily or seasonal parking fee in summer and its campground requires reservations in peak season; candidate conserved areas permit low-impact recreation but restrict development pending final protected status.