Cheap Things To Do in Fredericton, New Brunswick

This small museum lures visitors with the promise of a stuffed 42-pound frog, which supposedly belonged to one Fred Coleman, who in the late 19th century fed it a nasty mixture ... More on Frommers

Great little museum ! More on igougo

Grand Lake is a lake in central New Brunswick, Canada, approximately 40 kilometres east of Fredericton; and the province's largest freshwater lake. The lake drains through the Jemseg River and the Grand Lake Meadows into the Saint ... More on AnglerWeb.com

New Brunswick, an Atlantic province, shares a common border with Maine, but once you enter the area you know youre not in New England anymore. Of the approximately 34,000 Loyalists who fled America... More on Trails

The Greensnake trails (http://www.greensnaketrails.ca) offer amazing hiking More on Trails

A gift to the town by Lord Beaverbrook, this museum houses an eclectic ... More on TripAdvisor

I loved visiting this gallery , seeing the current exhibits representing artists from all over Canada, B... More on igougo

The pool also features a "Tarzan rope" and a 100 foot winding water slide. There is also a 20,000 gallon, ... More on SwimmersGuide

French Lake is located approximately 35 km (22 mi) from Fredericton near Oromocto. There is a nice unsupervised ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The wonderfully severe Government House, constructed in 1828, was the official residence of the lieutenant governor, who was the official representative of the British Crown. It was built of local... More on Frommers

A beautiful building with many opportunities to take pictures. More on TripAdvisor

The Legislative Assembly Building, built in 1880, boasts an exterior designed in that bulbous, extravagant Second Empire style. But that's just the prelude: Inside, it's even more dressed up. Ente... More on Frommers

It was a mixed blessing that we arrived at the Legislature while the assembly was in session. It meant, on one hand, that I had to ... More on igougo

Kings Landing, on the bank of the Saint John River, is 34km (21 miles) and about 150 years from Fredericton. The authentic re-creation brings to life New Brunswick from 1790 to 1910, with 10 historic houses and nine other buildings ... More on Frommers