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Camp
9 Doyle Road
Sunnyside Beach, NB
Mailing address
C/O Easter Seals NB
65 Brunswick Street
Fredericton, NB E3B 1G5
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Getting here

Turn-by-turn from wherever your summer starts.

From FrederictonAbout 1 hour
  1. Head southwest on Route 105 from Fredericton
  2. Continue on Route 105 through Upper Maugerville, Maugerville, and Sheffield
  3. Turn left at McGowans Corner onto Route 690
  4. Turn right at Lakeville Corner to remain on Route 690
  5. Continue on Route 690 through Maquapit Lake and Clarks Corners
  6. Turn left at Douglas Harbour to remain on Route 690
  7. Continue on Route 690 through Princess Park
  8. Camp Rotary is on the left, at Sunnyside Beach
From MonctonAbout 2 hours
  1. Head west on Trans-Canada Route 2 from Moncton
  2. Continue on Route 2 through Philipstown and Jemseg
  3. Take Exit 333 toward Sheffield/Fredericton
  4. Merge onto Route 105
  5. Continue on Route 105 through Upper Gagetown
  6. Turn right at McGowans Corner onto Route 690
  7. Turn right at Lakeville Corner to remain on Route 690
  8. Continue on Route 690 through Maquapit Lake and Clarks Corners
  9. Turn left at Douglas Harbour to remain on Route 690
  10. Continue on Route 690 past Princess Park
  11. Camp Rotary is on the left, at Sunnyside Beach
From Saint JohnAbout 2 hours
  1. Head southwest on Route 1 from Saint John
  2. Merge onto Route 7
  3. Continue north on Route 7 through Welsford, Fowlers Corners, and Haneytown
  4. Take the NB Route 7 / Trans-Canada Route 2 ramp toward Edmundston/Fredericton
  5. Take Exit 303 to Route 102
  6. Turn right at Miramichi Road (signs for Oromocto)
  7. Remain on Miramichi Road through Oromocto
  8. Turn right onto Wassis Road/Route 102
  9. Continue on Wassis Road/Route 102 to Burton Bridge
  10. Turn left to cross the bridge
  11. Turn right onto Route 105
  12. Continue on Route 105 through Sheffield
  13. Turn left at McGowans Corner onto Route 690
  14. Turn right at Lakeville Corner to remain on Route 690
  15. Continue on Route 690 through Maquapit Lake and Clarks Corners
  16. Turn left at Douglas Harbour to remain on Route 690
  17. Continue on Route 690 past Princess Park
  18. Camp Rotary is on the left, at Sunnyside Beach
From MiramichiAbout 2 hours 30 minutes
  1. Head southwest on Route 8 (King George Highway) from Miramichi
  2. Continue on Route 8 to Doaktown
  3. In Doaktown, take a left at South Road onto Route 123
  4. Continue on Route 123 (Grand Lake Road) through Upper Gaspereau to Gaspereau Forks
  5. Turn right onto Route 116
  6. Continue on Route 116 through Briggs Corner
  7. Turn right to remain on Route 116
  8. Turn right at Fowlers Corner to take Route 10
  9. Continue on Route 10 through Humphrey Corner, Duffys Corner, Hardwood Ridge, and Newcastle Bridge
  10. Turn left at Lilac Lane
  11. Continue on Upton Street
  12. Turn right at Evans Road
  13. Turn right onto Route 690
  14. Turn left to stay on Route 690
  15. Camp Rotary is on the right, at Sunnyside Beach — look for the yellow fence
From SussexAbout 1 hour 45 minutes
  1. Head northwest on Route 10 from Sussex
  2. Continue on Route 10 through Berwick, Long Creek, and Coles Island
  3. Turn right onto the Trans-Canada Route 2 ramp to Fredericton
  4. Continue on Route 2 through Jemseg
  5. Merge onto Route 105
  6. Continue on Route 105 through Upper Gagetown
  7. Turn right at McGowans Corner onto Route 690
  8. Turn right at Lakeville Corner to remain on Route 690
  9. Continue on Route 690 through Maquapit Lake and Clarks Corners
  10. Turn left at Douglas Harbour to remain on Route 690
  11. Continue on Route 690 through Princess Park
  12. Camp Rotary is on the left, at Sunnyside Beach