Places to stay in Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick

The Hopewell Rocks Motel & Country Inn

Welcome to The Hopewell Rocks Motel & Country Inn, situated on the Bay of Fundy along the Fundy Coast where our family has been serving the traveling public for 36 years. You can retire for the evening in the comfortable rooms of the Hopewell Rocks Motel & Country Inn. In the morning you will .....

The Artisan Suite / The Coastal Suite

The Artisan Suite is a 4 star luxury guest suite featuring a full kitchen, full bath with a double jacuzzi. There is a king sized bed and sofa bed for sleeping. Designed with a contemporary European flair, the suite overlooks the beautiful Petitcodiac River. This a very private, quaint suite .....

Keillor House Museum

Located at 4974 Main Street. Yorkshire immigrant John Keillor built this gem of early Regency architecture. Costumed guides lead visitors through the elegantly furnished rooms and interpret nineteenth century life.

Dooly's Billiard Room

Located at 411 Elmwood Drive. Dooly's has eighty-eight licensed pool or billiard halls in Canada. Come see what playing pool is all about at our quality billiard or pool rooms, clubs or parlors in seven different provinces.

New Brunswick Railway Museum

Located at 2847 Main Street. Welcome to the leading railway museum in New Brunswick! The New Brunswick Railway Museum (NBRM) is located in Hillsborough, NB, and houses an extensive collection of railway artefacts. Come visit our museum to take a trip to the past, when trains were the primary transportation in New Brunswick. The New Brunswick Railway Museum is a project of the Canadian Railroad Historical Association (NB Division), a charitable organization dedicated to educating the public about New Brunswick's railway history.

Fort Beausejour Museum

Located at Aulac. Constructed by the French military in 1751, Fort Beauséjour was designed to defend the territory west of the Missaguash River (now the province of New Brunswick) during the French & Indian War. In 1755, after a short siege, the fortification was captured by the British colonial troops under the command of Col. Robert Monckton and renamed Fort Cumberland. It was occupied until 1835. This Parks Canada heritage facility contains the ruins of the original French Fort, outdoor interpretive displays, multi-media exhibits focussing on 18th military conflict between Britain and France and the expulsion of the Acadian people, and a museum containing artifacts related to the area and the construction of Chignecto Ship Railway (the Webster Collection). Wheelchair accessible.

Magic Mountain Water Park

Located at 2875 Mountain Road at Magnetic Hill. Get wet, go wild! We now have eight water slides — from gentle to thrilling — to get you worked up and cooled off. If pure speed is what you’re after, head for the new ProRacer. And our wave pool has all the fun of the ocean, without the seaweed. Maybe the kids aren’t quite ready for the big stuff. Take them over to the Splash Pad, Puddle Jumpers Pond, and our four kiddie slides. Need to relax? Soothe yourself in the giant hot tub. Let go of your cares and tube down the Lazy River. Or just close your eyes and soak up some sun on one of our hundreds of comfortable lounge chairs. When you’re ready to dry off, we have changing rooms and lockers. And there’s lots more fun: two amazing mini-golf courses, an arcade, great food, and shops. Magic Mountain gets better every year. Come see what’s new. Even on summer’s hottest days, you’ll shiver with excitement!