Crown Land Near Sussex
12 crown land sites
8 fishing spots
8 campgrounds
Sussex sits in the Kennebecasis River valley, known across the Maritimes as dairy country and for its covered bridges scattered through rural Kings County. Picadilly Mountain protected natural area is about 10 km away, and the Fundy Trail Parkway's coastal cliffs are roughly a 30-minute drive south. This page rounds up the closest public land, campgrounds and road trips around Sussex.
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Crown Land Nearby
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10 km
Picadilly Mountain
Protected Natural Area
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13 km
Picadilly
Candidate Conserved Area
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19 km
Crow Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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20 km
Crown Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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20 km
Falls Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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21 km
Bonnell Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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22 km
Big Salmon River Corridor
Candidate Conserved Area
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23 km
Long Creek
Candidate Conserved Area
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24 km
Flaglar Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
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26 km
Saddleback Brook
Protected Natural Area
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26 km
McFaddan Lake
Candidate Conserved Area
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26 km
Porcupine Brook
Candidate Conserved Area
Road Trips Nearby
Frequently Asked Questions
Picadilly Mountain protected natural area is about 10 km away; candidate conserved areas at Crow Brook and Crown Brook, both around 19-20 km, protect additional forest in the surrounding hills.
KOA Journey, about 2.5 km from town, and Pine Cone Campground, about 7 km away, are the closest options; the Fundy Trail Parkway, about 30 minutes south, has camping along the coast as well.
Dairy farming and painted cow murals downtown, plus several of Kings County's historic wooden covered bridges — it's also the closest town of any size to the Fundy Trail Parkway's cliffs and waterfalls.
Offline maps around Sussex
Public land near Sussex 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. The Fundy Trail Parkway charges a per-vehicle access fee; protected natural areas and candidate conserved areas are typically low-impact zones without formal camping infrastructure.