Parks

Place 1604
Dieppe City Hall, 333 Acadie Avenue, Dieppe
Dieppe's Bicentennial Park is the place to be every Wednesday evening throughout the summer months to enjoy live entertainment featuring local musicians. The park also features a playground, horseshoe pit and Gravity Eternity, a public monument.

Centennial Park
Located off of St. George Boulevard
Situated in the centre of the city, Centennial Park boasts 300 acres of scenic parkland, offering fun and recreation all summer long. Hiking, lawn bowling, horseshoe pitching and tennis are popular activities, while the large playground, complete with a splash park, is a favourite with children. Camp Centennial offers educational and entertaining day camps for youngsters. Families can also swim and sunbathe at Centennial Beach, complete with fine sand, change houses, canteen and lifeguards. Free parking, washrooms, picnic areas, and a seasonal canteen. For more information, call (506) 853-3516

The new top attraction "Treego" is located in the park, where thrilling obstacle courses are set in the tree tops. This skills course offers something for every skill level.
506-388-4646

Linear Park
Running through Dieppe's residential neighbourhoods, the Linear Park serves as a link between the commercial, educational and recreational facilities of the town. A section of the park designed exclusively for walking and cycling will become part of the Trans-Canada cycling and hiking trail.

Mapleton Park
Located off of Gorge Road in Moncton
Visitors to Mapleton Park, the area's newest park, can enjoy three distinct natural experiences. Offering something for nature lovers of all ages, this interpretative park is situated in the north-west corner of Moncton.

Rotary St-Anselme Park
Located off Melanson Road in Dieppe
Dieppe's St-Anselme Park provides fun experiences the whole family can enjoy. The diversified flora, fauna and woodlands create a unique setting for many activities, whether it's a relaxing stroll or an invigorating bike ride on one of the many trails designed for cycling and walking. For more information, call (506) 877-7946.

Riverfront Park
Situated along the Riverview side of the Petitcodiac River, Riverfront Park is an integral part of Sentier NB Trail and the Trans Canada Trail and links Riverview to both Moncton and Dieppe. Visitors will enjoy the park's playground, picnic area as well as the many opportunities to view the Tidal Bore. If you're in town on Wednesday night, be sure to catch the show at the Gazebo.

A scenic phenomenon caused by the Bay of Fundy tides, the Bore occurs twice daily. The higher waters in the Bay cause the water in the placid Petitcodiac River to roll back upstream in one wave, which can range in height from 3 to 60 cm. Note the rapid range and dramatic change in the river itself; at low tide the muddy river bottom is often visible, but within one hour of the arrival of the Bore, the water level rises some 7.5 meters (25’) to fill the river to it banks. The Tidal Bore can be observed from many places around Greater Moncton.
The Tidal Bore Schedule

Irishtown Nature Park
Canoeing, nature hikes, bird watching, and the opportunity for your family to observe nature and feel its intricate balance are at the heart of this 2,200 acre park. Located on the Irishtown Road (route 115) just north of the Trans-Canada Highway, the park features a large forest area with plenty of wildlife, wetland and a lake. For program information call: (506) 853-3516