Crown Land Near Woodstock
12 crown land sites
8 fishing spots
8 campgrounds
Woodstock sits on the Saint John River in New Brunswick's River Valley, where the Meduxnekeag Valley protected natural area — known for its river gorges and old-growth pockets — begins just 5.5 km out. Several smaller protected natural areas (Mill Brook, Belleville, Smith Brook) and candidate conserved areas fill in the surrounding countryside within 15 km. This page rounds up the closest public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips around Woodstock.
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Crown Land Nearby
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6 km
Meduxnekeag Valley
Protected Natural Area
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10 km
Gibson Falls
Candidate Conserved Area
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10 km
Mill Brook
Protected Natural Area
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11 km
Belleville
Protected Natural Area
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12 km
Jennings Falls
Candidate Conserved Area
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14 km
Smith Brook
Protected Natural Area
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14 km
Hays Falls
Candidate Conserved Area
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14 km
Hovey Hill
Protected Natural Area
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16 km
Gibson Stream
Candidate Conserved Area
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18 km
Angle Hill Lake
Protected Natural Area
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18 km
Angel Hill Lake
Candidate Conserved Area
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18 km
Oak Mountain
Protected Natural Area
Nearest Campgrounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — the Meduxnekeag Valley protected natural area is about 5.5 km out, with Mill Brook and Belleville protected natural areas around 10-11 km away.
Yes, with a valid New Brunswick fishing licence — the Meduxnekeag River and Upham Brook are both about 2.3 km from downtown.
Yes — Connell Camp Ground, about 1.5 km out, is the closest, with Cosy Cabins Campground and Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park both under 3 km away.
Offline maps around Woodstock
Public land near Woodstock 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. Protected natural areas permit hiking and low-impact fishing but restrict camping and motorized access; candidate conserved areas are managed for eventual protected status and may have limited signage or maintained trails.