I am looking for a recommended route between Toronto (Caledon) and Fundy National Park, NB, with the best campgrounds along the way. Thanks, Gary

Moved from Roads and Routes to RVing in Canada

FYI... Fundy National Park is in New Brunswick, not NS. Just sayin'.

We have a Canadian Route and an American route. The Canadian route follows 401 to 20 at the Quebec border and then takes the new Montreal by pass ( 30) which will let you back on to 20 west at the south shore of Montreal.Follow 20 to Riviere du loup and then take 185, route to New Brunswick. Follow route to new Brunswick and follow NB 2 divided highway till you pass by Fredericton and look for Highway 10 to Route 1 east to route 114 to Fundy National Park.Campgrounds:KOA Quebec City is usually our first overnight and you can make it to Fundy the next day.Other overnights:: Yogi Bear near Woodstock.If you want more specific information send me a PM and I will give you what info I have.New Brunswick was my home before moving west to Montreal and then to Waterloo Region.

I've done that general trip too many times to count and in a wide variety of vehicles. For my money the preferred route is to cross the border at 1,000 Islands (Gananoque) into NY State and then east on a variety of routes depending on how fast you need to travel, or how much scenery you would like.

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deadeye1
Explorer
Dec 16, 2015
Cheapest gas past Montreal on the HWY 20 is in Drummondville. Its usually 5¢ litre less then Montreal.
dieharder
Explorer
Dec 14, 2015
I've done this trip 4 times. Only once with a MH. All times I stayed in Canada.

That being said, when I return, I'll go state-side as long as I can. Once you hit the Ontario/Quebec border, the price of gas just keeps going up. If you stay on our side, just make sure you fill up before you get outside of Ontario because you don't want to get stuck paying Montreal prices if you're running on empty. Eek.

There is some really nice scenery once you hit the hills in NB, though.
tedandruth
Explorer
Dec 14, 2015
Max dad...just saw your previous post...the route we saw crossed at Buffalo......at least it avoided Toronto!
tedandruth
Explorer
Dec 14, 2015
What route do you take on the U.S. side? The one we looked at seemed significantly farther. Factoring that in withe the exchange rate might balance out the more expensive gas. Also, are the gas stations easily accessible with a 30 ft trailer?
Thanks.
JaxDad
Explorer III
Dec 12, 2015
Ted & Ruth, lots of gas, none of it cheap. Another reason I try to stay on the US side.

Gary & Maureen, my apologies, I missed your question. If I stay the night along the way it's almost always in a large turnout on Route 2 near Gorham, NH since it's just a nights sleep. If I get there early enough I try to make it for dinner at the Town & Country Inn just south of Berlin. Outstanding food.
tedandruth
Explorer
Dec 12, 2015
Resurrecting an old post.....how available is gas in Quebec and New Brunswick, towing. a 30 foot trailer. Usually travel in the US and depend on The Next Exit but decided we should take another trip to Canada's East coast.
bcowing
Explorer
Jul 22, 2015
Woodstock NB, Cosy Cabins. Beautiful little campground right on the river.
Gary___Maureen
Explorer
Jul 21, 2015
JaxDad, any recommended cg's between Gananoque and Acadia np?
thanks
JaxDad
Explorer III
Jul 20, 2015
I've done that general trip too many times to count and in a wide variety of vehicles.

For my money the preferred route is to cross the border at 1,000 Islands (Gananoque) into NY State and then east on a variety of routes depending on how fast you need to travel, or how much scenery you would like.
Gary___Maureen
Explorer
Jul 19, 2015
I PMd you FC