The Dieppe area is dubbed the hub of the Maritime Provinces - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island -, making it the ideal spot to visit all three. Its population, a mix of French Acadians, British Iles descendants and other settlers from around the world, give this urban area of 110,000 a vibrant cultural scene. Great food (seafood is abundant!), theatre, cultural festivals, etc.

Within a 10 min drive from town, you find yourself in a pristine nature setting that has not yet been affected by over development. A network of walking/biking trails-forest or marshland (we have 2 bikes) is within walking distance. Two national parks at 1 hour away.

Beaches and fishing wharves of the Golf of Saint Lawrence (in season, you can buy lobster directly from fishermen) are a 15 minute drive away.

The Bay of Fundy, a UNESCO world biosphere reserve, and one of the 7 top natural wonders of North America, with the highest tides in the world and famous Hopewell Rocks and Fundy Trail is at a 45 minutes drive.

The world famous salmon fishing river, the Miramichi, is a 1h30 drive away. Picturesque Prince Edward Island is at 1hr and Halifax, Nova Scotia, 2h30.

The area also offers a variety of golf courses. The closest at 5 minutes is world class.