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Ministers Island
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Ben
September 28, 2021
Welcome to Ministers Island (Consquamcook), a 500-acre Maritime tidal island, a designated Canadian heritage time capsule and wildlife management park. Long occupied by the Peskotomuhkati (Passamaquoddy) First Nation; settled by Loyalists seeking a new beginning; and summer estate of the entrepreneurial industrialist, artist and Canadian nation builder, Sir William Van Horne. Experience a drive across the ocean floor, be amazed at historic architecture and period innovations, explore cultural and artistic displays and enjoy recreational activities along the scenic waterfront and forested walking trails. When the time is right, come discover our treasures!
Welcome to Ministers Island (Consquamcook), a 500-acre Maritime tidal island, a designated Canadian heritage time capsule and wildlife management park. Long occupied by the Peskotomuhkati (Passamaquoddy) First Nation; settled by Loyalists seeking a new beginning; and summer estate of the entrepreneu…
David And Heather
June 19, 2021
Follow the Tide Chart (tide-forecast.com) for information on high and low tide to properly plan your cross over and return time. Ministers Island is a 500-acre Maritime tidal island full of rich history and hiking trails. Drive across the ocean floor during low tide and hike the island and discover a time capsule of Canadian heritage or search for beach glass by the sea.
Follow the Tide Chart (tide-forecast.com) for information on high and low tide to properly plan your cross over and return time. Ministers Island is a 500-acre Maritime tidal island full of rich history and hiking trails. Drive across the ocean floor during low tide and hike the island and discov…
Sue
May 15, 2022
A Historic Island in Passamaquoddy Bay featuring walking trails and the Van Horne Estate. Often has concerts or events. Plan your visit according to the tides. You can only drive on and off the island during low tide.
Carolyn
July 19, 2020
This amazing barn is part of the Van Horne Estate,and has recently been totally restored,(this is an old picture).The island also has great walking trails, a little over 7 kms and you are around the whole island! Park at the shoreline,and for 5$ a person,you can see the island on foot,or bike,dogs also allowed on leash.
Irene
January 23, 2019
A number of trails will take you around the island, as well as to the Van Horne estate. Only accessible during low tide, so make sure you plan accordingly!
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