Saint Stephen/Calais Crossing
In a couple of weeks we have a caravan of three truck campers headed up to Fundy National Park and will be entering Canada at Saint Stephens. First time to Canada with campers and trying to settle so...
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You will save yourself some money if you stop in Saint John at
Drew & Jen's nofrills
621 Fairville Blvd
Saint John, NB E2M 4X5
506-633-2256
We stumbled upon these stores and now seek them out for reasonable pricing. They have a nice produce section
We found the Calais crossing (I am guessing it was the old one) to be an easy crossing.
Watch the tide change in Alma.
Hopewell rocks - spend the whole day and plan your timing according to tides/charts online on their website I believe.
Cape enrage nature preserve...we have boondocked there several times...there could be room for 3 truck campers...or just visit the beach.
Foodwise...what is allowed in will be the luck of the draw. We had a tomato taken from us in usa return (even though it was purchased in usa but no sticker)...just be honest.
Drew & Jen's nofrills
621 Fairville Blvd
Saint John, NB E2M 4X5
506-633-2256
We stumbled upon these stores and now seek them out for reasonable pricing. They have a nice produce section
We found the Calais crossing (I am guessing it was the old one) to be an easy crossing.
Watch the tide change in Alma.
Hopewell rocks - spend the whole day and plan your timing according to tides/charts online on their website I believe.
Cape enrage nature preserve...we have boondocked there several times...there could be room for 3 truck campers...or just visit the beach.
Foodwise...what is allowed in will be the luck of the draw. We had a tomato taken from us in usa return (even though it was purchased in usa but no sticker)...just be honest.
