Callanders Beach

Carleton, New Brunswick
Managed by CCNB/Fundy Baykeeper
Photo by: Dylan Neild

Callanders Beach is located in Kouchibouguac National Park on the eastern coast of New Brunswick. The Park itself great camping, extensive hiking and cycling trails, and picturesque beaches like Callenders along the warm waters of Northumberland Strait. To access Callanders Beach, hike the 1.2 km Cedars Trail, and along the way you’ll see the Park’s renowned sand dunes as well. Picnic area and nature interpretation on site. Showers, food services and gift shop located a 3.1km hike away at Kellys Beach.

WATER QUALITY
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  • Current Status
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MONITORING FREQUENCY

Callanders Beach is not sampled

SOURCE INFORMATION

Most New Brunswick’s beaches have been set to grey special status because they are not monitored. You will find descriptions of all the beaches, directions to get there, and facilities they offer.

*Please swim at your own risk - there are no lifeguards or beach water quality tests. It is advised to not swim at least 48 hours after a heavy rain fall, when there has been a recent algae bloom, or when the water has a strong smell or different colour than usual.

WATER QUALITY GRAPH

Callanders Beach

Carleton, New Brunswick
Managed by CCNB/Fundy Baykeeper
WATER QUALITY
  • No data available
  • Current Status
For water quality icon legend, click:   
Photo by: Dylan Neild

Callanders Beach is located in Kouchibouguac National Park on the eastern coast of New Brunswick. The Park itself great camping, extensive hiking and cycling trails, and picturesque beaches like Callenders along the warm waters of Northumberland Strait. To access Callanders Beach, hike the 1.2 km Cedars Trail, and along the way you’ll see the Park’s renowned sand dunes as well. Picnic area and nature interpretation on site. Showers, food services and gift shop located a 3.1km hike away at Kellys Beach.

  • Report Pollution
MONITORING FREQUENCY

Callanders Beach is not sampled

SOURCE INFORMATION

Most New Brunswick’s beaches have been set to grey special status because they are not monitored. You will find descriptions of all the beaches, directions to get there, and facilities they offer.

*Please swim at your own risk - there are no lifeguards or beach water quality tests. It is advised to not swim at least 48 hours after a heavy rain fall, when there has been a recent algae bloom, or when the water has a strong smell or different colour than usual.

WATER QUALITY GRAPH



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