I joined the Moncton Squash Club about 1.5 months ago. Great cub, everyone is friendly, easy to…read morebook court time online. There are some good leagues, ladders, etc. weekly during the weekdays, and also a open drop in at noon on Tuesdays. Some other things: - The showers are clean, and so are the rest of the washrooms. - There is also weight equipment for those that want to work out. - It's licensed to sell liquor. - They have a pro shop. - The resident Coach is a level 4 instructor. If you're looking to get in shape, some friendly competition, and a great atmousphere, check out eh Moncton Squash Club!

Great gym with plenty of room and equipment. It gets really busy during peak times (from 5:30pm to…read moreroughly 7:30pm weeknights) but aside from that, it's a great place to work out. There's also a daycare on sight to keep an eye on your little ones (not sure about the hours of availability though - still, a very nice service to have!) Personally, I've become a huge fan of the Body Pump classes during the last few months, and the instructors here (especially Shelley, Kim and Stephanie) are just fantastic for that class. Highly recommended and a great way to sweat like crazy and get in shape.

This is the gym I go to. It has a co-ed area as well as a women's only section. They hold a variety…read moreof classes everyday. It is really busy during peak times but the gym is large enough that you usually don't have to wait to use a piece of equipment. They keep the gym air conditioned during the summer and there's a vending machine on site that sells Gatorade & Aquafina water in case you forget yours at home.

What an absolute blast! We came here early May at 9AM and we were the only two with our guide…read moreDylan. It's hard to believe but Dylan actually 'made' the trip. We had so much fun fumbling around and going through each obstacle but he was right behind us during the tricky times to guide us through. He was a huge support. The obstacles are definitely difficult and even harder on those who are vertically challenged. I have zero upper body strength but I still managed to do 3/4 levels. I am honestly proud of myself and how much I was able to accomplish - we definitely couldn't have did it without Dylan though. The staff were amazing, the course felt safe- highly recommend!

I'd been dying to go to TreeGo for a couple of years now, and I finally had the opportunity during…read morethe recent long weekend. And was it ever worth the wait! It was definitely worth an overnight stay in Moncton, and was by far the most fun thing I've done there. TreeGo is a series of four courses that combine obstacle courses and zip lines. I'm not afraid of heights, so that wasn't a problem for me. But if you have a crippling fear in that department, this experience isn't for you - you are HIGH UP. That said, it was a bit more strenuous than I anticipated. At times, my little legs had to stretch farther than I thought they could to reach between logs dangling in the air, and the day served as a reminder that I could stand to increase my upper body exercises at the gym. I won't lie - I was pretty sore the next day. One thing that threw me off? After a brief training session, you're on your own! Yes, make sure you hook yourself onto those zip lines correctly because there's no one around to check your work. There are a few things you need to know: - It's possible to make a reservation, and it does get busy later in the day. - There's a separate course for kids, but if yours are responsible and tall enough (can reach 5'11" with their hands up) they can hit the real thing. There were some tween-age girls in front of me who breezed through the whole thing like it was no big deal. - If you're a girl, don't wear short-shorts. They'd be uncomfortable with the harness gear, so you're better off with something like yoga capris. - Don't drink a lot of water. That third course took me quite a while, and sometimes you end up waiting for quite a while if one of the platforms gets backed up. No one (especially a girl) wants a sudden urge to pee when stranded on a platform eighty feet in the air. Overall, TreeGo was an incredibly fun and unique experience. I'd never done anything like it before, and would gladly return!

Had a great time here. A must do if you are in Moncton. Instructor Eddie was awesome. Beers on tap…read morewere fantastic. Welcoming atmosphere for all experience and comfort levels.

Stopped in for a quick beverage. They were having an ax throwing competition! Looks very cool! Laid…read moreback people, friendly and Covid clean environment! Nachos were tasty too!

Very good value and service. Riverfront rails nearby. Highly recommended! $9/ hour. Friendly…read morestaff. Great way to give back to the community as this is a non-profit establishment. Volunteer opportunities also available.

The directions showed trail on opposite side of road on opposite side of bridge. The parking lot is…read morejust over the bridge and at first glance looks like a pull off area only. Great trail that we hiked 5k with our pup, including the main trail (marked in blue) and part of the loop (marked in yellow). This trail is part of the Trans-Canada Trails and was very well maintained. Areas to backpack if desired. This trail is dog and kid friendly and was mostly flat with some elevation change that was not really noticeable.

Our favorite Craft beer business in the area by far. Also one of the best beers for me in NB. Love…read morethe friendly atmosphere and service from the staff and management. Now you can also reserve the golf simulator as well

we stopped on the way in and what a delight - friendly staff - awesome beer and tasty pretzels…read more They also sell cool merch.

This place was a walk in the park! No word of. Lie. We took a short hike through here, on the…read moresuggestion of a random woman we met on a coffee shop in Moncton. She had suggested a few places, all grouped close together in Sackville NB, and she was so right! This place is a nature reserve in the heart of "downtown" Sackville, a place to get away and enjoy nature, a site to uplift your mental health. It's quite pretty in here. Bring your camera and sturdy walking shoes. There's even a portapotty!