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gsdcajun
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Looking for a nice place to park in or around Alma New Brunswick.

No dinghy this trip so i spot in town would be helpful.

Thanks
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Crowe
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Headquarters Campground in Fundy is within walking distance of town and yes, it's uphill going back! If you are in decent shape it's not a problem. As Tripalot said, Kelly's Bakery in town is the BEST. Their raisin bread and peanut butter cookies are fantastic as are their sticky buns. TripAdvisor shows a review as of 7/24, so they appear to be up and operational. They are open May to October. I consider the camping prices in Fundy very reasonable for their location and what you get. There are no campgrounds in Alma but there are other accommodations.

I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be

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Tripalot
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Tripalot wrote:
Fundy N.P. You can walk to town from one of the c.g. in the park. Nice park.

Prepare for sticker shock when you camp at a national park in the Maritimes.


Forgot to tell you it is downhill walking into town; of course that means uphill going home - but doable. There used to be a good bakery in town with nice cinnamon buns - don't know if it is still there as it has been about 5 years since we were last there.
2014 Triple E Regency GT24MB (Murphy Bed) with all the good stuff
towing a 2016 Jeep Cherokee TrailHawk
Berkley, the amazing camping cat missed dearly (1996-2012)

Tripalot
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Fundy N.P. You can walk to town from one of the c.g. in the park. Nice park.

Prepare for sticker shock when you camp at a national park in the Maritimes.
2014 Triple E Regency GT24MB (Murphy Bed) with all the good stuff
towing a 2016 Jeep Cherokee TrailHawk
Berkley, the amazing camping cat missed dearly (1996-2012)