New Brunswick RV Parks with EV Charging

New Brunswick offers RV travelers Atlantic coastline, Bay of Fundy tides, Acadian culture, and Maritime charm. From covered bridges to coastal cliffs, the province provides diverse camping experiences. Growing EV infrastructure and affordable provincial parks make New Brunswick increasingly accessible for electric vehicle camping along Canada's east coast.

RV Camping in New Brunswick

New Brunswick features numerous provincial parks and Fundy National Park along the famous Bay of Fundy. Popular destinations include Kouchibouguac National Park, Mactaquac Provincial Park, and coastal campgrounds. Many parks offer full hookups and modern facilities. The Bay of Fundy area provides unique tidal camping experiences. Camping season runs primarily May through October. The province offers excellent value with well-maintained, affordable parks.

EV Charging Infrastructure in New Brunswick

EV charging infrastructure in New Brunswick is developing, with coverage along the Trans-Canada Highway and in cities like Fredericton, Moncton, and Saint John. The Fundy coastal route has some charging options in tourist areas. However, rural and northern regions have limited infrastructure. The province is expanding charging networks through partnerships. Petro-Canada and Irving stations provide some coverage, but plan routes carefully.

Planning Your EV RV Trip

New Brunswick's compact size makes it ideal for EV exploration with careful planning. Summer (July-August) offers the warmest ocean temperatures and best weather. Fall (September-October) provides spectacular foliage and fewer crowds. Coastal fog is common in summer. Book Fundy National Park early for summer camping. The Bay of Fundy tides are dramatic - plan beach activities around tide schedules. Consider visiting during lobster season for authentic Maritime experiences. Winter camping is very limited.