Murray Beach Provincial Park
Park New Brunswick beach park popular for swimming and picnics
Murray Beach offers a sandy shore on New Brunswick’s coast, with swimming, beachcombing and picnic facilities. It’s a popular family spot in summer.
Murray Beach Provincial Park is a small coastal provincial park on the east coast of New Brunswick, Canada, providing a sheltered sandy beach and basic day-use amenities. The site is primarily used for swimming, picnicking and short shoreline walks.
Recreation is seasonal and focused on family beach use and shore-based activities rather than extended backcountry camping. Park facilities are maintained by the provincial parks agency.
The park sits on New Brunswick’s Atlantic coastline in southeastern New Brunswick. It is reached from nearby coastal communities and serves as a local seaside recreation area.
- Beach and day-use facilities: Facilities typically include a sandy swimming beach and picnic areas suitable for day use during the warmer months.
How to Get to Murray Beach Provincial Park #
Located on New Brunswick’s east coast-drive from Moncton (approximately 1-1.5 hours) using local highways; signage directs to the provincial park from nearby routes.
Tips for Visiting Murray Beach Provincial Park #
- Arrive early in summer for calmer water and more pleasant swimming conditions.
- Bring insect repellent in the warmer months-north-facing shorelines can be mosquito-prone in the evening.
- There are limited on-site facilities-pack out what we pack in.
Best Time to Visit Murray Beach Provincial Park #
Summer months (June-August) provide the best conditions for beach activities and swimming.
