Great location, quiet night's sleep. This was my second visit. I drive from Nova Scotia to New York…read moreeach month, and the location is the perfect halfway stop. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and quiet, and the breakfasts have a little extra you might not find at a regular chain. This is my new go to and favorite!

Despite billing itself as a conference center, this place had no restaurant. Hotel was clean and…read morethe front desk staff were accommodating. Beds were comfy at first, but after a bad night of rocking back and forth in bed, I deem it a "prairie schooner" bed. It was cheap and extremely uncomfortable. Other than the beds, there is much to complain about in this remote location. Rural fall scenery was spectacular and staff was nice but inexperienced. Price was way too high for the quality of the hotel.

We were up in the area for a wedding. Our group had 6 adults and two newborns. Pam the owner was…read moreVERY accommodating! We rented both the cabin and a room in the lodge. It was situated on a very quiet and private property. The cabin was spacious and pristine!! The wood interiors makes you feel like you are staying in a hunters cabin with modern updates. Everything Is brand new, with satellite cable, fully equipped kitchen w/ new appliances, dishes, silverware. The living room is open to the kitchen with a love seat and a couch, enough room to put an air mattress. There's a bedroom and a bathroom downstairs. Upstairs has 5 twin beds, a queen, and plenty of room for an air mattress or two. There was A/C but even on a hot summer day, the open windows created a nice fresh breeze. Bathroom was stocked with fresh towels for our stay. The lodge was also very comfortable. Large screen TV in a living room with oversized couches. We had the use of a fridge, an updated bathroom, bedroom had two beds (double and twin). Pam had a fire set up for us, brought extra chairs for is to lounge on the deck. And was extremely hospitable! High recommend if you are looking for a place to stay.

When I've hit the slopes of Crabbe Mountain (CM) on that cold Saturday morning, the snow conditions…read morewhere beyond my expectations. New-Brunswick has been hit by 2 important snowfalls during the week and some trails still had a thick cover of dense powder. Some other trails were mechanically worked to provide a perfect carving experience. I've been told CM is the largest ski resort in NB. Well, if I compare to ski centers I know in Quebec or Vermont, CM is a small mountain indeed. But despite the size, it is a good place to ski. Pros: - Interesting diversity of trail difficulty level, from easy to double diamond. - Some surprisingly challenging trail (try Harold's Fun Run). - The ski-après ambiance is great with a band playing inside the cool small chalet (see my pics). - Beautiful view of the region around from the top. - 40 $ for an adult day pass! Cons: - Only one chairlift available. - Short slopes. It takes about 8 to 10 mins to go up a chair and only 2 to get down. - Small chalet, cafeteria and bar. It can get really crowdy at lunchtime or for the après-ski. Overall, my experience here was just great. I won't travel all the way from Quebec to come ski here, but if you have to spend some time in the region and you're looking for a place to go down the slopes, CM is an interesting opportunity. I hesitated before according 4 starts review to CM. Usually, I give a 3 stars to ski center of that size. But my day at CM was so perfect that I decided to be generous. My recommendation for advanced skiers: try Harold's fun run.

Cute little visitor center located near 95 across from Walmart and Dunkin' Donuts. Lots of parking…read moreand some nice trees with a picnic area. They have lots of brochures inside. And of course bathrooms are there which I didn't check. Good spot to take a break from driving.

Covered bridges are iconic in this part of the country, and it's worth seeing as many as you can,…read morewhile they still exist. Be sure to drive through slowly for the full experience, and maybe even get out and walk through for some photo opportunities. The purpose of the covered bridge was to keep the snow off in the winter time. It's a little time capsule of history.

Lots of fun activities for kids and early teens. The pool was and slides where fun. The canteen had…read morea long wait but thats cause there was only one person working there at the time.

Just arrived, it's 10am and 30c and the water park and water slides don't open until 2pm. What kind…read moreof ridiculous logic is that? What a total waste of money. Why would I stay here without the amenities? You should disclose this when booking so people have an opportunity to pass. I would not have booked. Angering..

If you're looking for a place in the Woodstock area, this is probably the one you should choose…read more The setting is beautiful and the hosts (Bruce & Mary) are among the most gracious I have even met on my travels. They clearly enjoy getting to know their guests and even making appropriate adjustments to their needs. We spent much of the evening sitting on the back porch watching the sun set over the Saint John River. We took lots of photographs! Our room downstairs was private and quiet. Since we were visiting in the summer, it was actually nice not to be awakened by the rising sun at 5am! We slept very well on the comfortable bed. Breakfast was also plentiful and awesome (and made to order). Bruce can cook up great eggs.

The Yellow House is a restored 1862 homestead B & B owned by Gina Clark, wonderful hostess and…read morecook. She is also an International Tour Guide with great helpful information about lakes, mountains, hiking trails and restaurants close to Oakfield. I stayed three nights at this gorgeous 110 acre farmland and even drove the short 24 mile distance up to Canada to see the longest covered bridge in the world in New Brunswick.