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Book your Kings Landing admission ticket in Northumberland County, New Brunswick

Celebrate 50 years in 2024 by stepping into a living 19th-century world at Kings Landing, a recreated village just 20 minutes west of Fredericton where your senses will come alive with authentic 19th-century New Brunswick experiences; feel the floorboards shake as a giant water-powered saw turns out shipbuilding lumber at the Sawmill, inhale the aroma of Mrs. Lint’s hearty soup simmering over a crackling fire, and watch costumed interpreters-real people from the province’s past-go about daily life along a picturesque bend of the St. John River, so you leave with genuine memories from the 1800s rather than just stories.

About this activity in Northumberland County

Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Highlights

  • Step into a living 19th-century village just outside Fredericton and experience Northumberland County’s historic charm through hands-on demonstrations and authentic period buildings.
  • Watch a giant water-powered saw in action at the working sawmill and feel the floorboards vibrate beneath your feet - a vivid glimpse of historic shipbuilding and lumber production.
  • Meet costumed interpreters who portray real New Brunswick residents from the 1800s, sharing everyday tasks, stories and crafts that bring the era to life for all ages.
  • Enjoy included horse-and-wagon rides around the scenic bend on the St. John River - a classic way to explore the grounds and soak up the riverside views.

Important Information

  • Outside food and drinks are not permitted on site, so plan accordingly if you have dietary needs or preferences when visiting the area.
  • Infants and small children may ride in a pram or stroller; specialized infant seats are available to make your visit easier and safer for little ones.
  • Service animals are welcome, and the site is suitable for visitors of all physical fitness levels, with accessible pathways around the village.
  • This destination is ideal for family outings, cultural tours, workshops and seasonal Events - bring comfortable shoes for walking the historic grounds.

Meeting Point

Meet at the village admission building / welcome centre at the main entrance along the St. John River bend; please arrive 10–15 minutes before your scheduled start time so you can check in and begin your experience on time.

Includes

  • Horse and wagon rides are offered as part of the experience in Northumberland County, New Brunswick - enjoy a classic, family-friendly ride through the area.
  • You can book horse & wagon rides here to connect with local outdoor scenery and guided transport-style activities in the region.

Excludes

  • Food and drinks are not included with this booking - plan to bring your own refreshments or arrange nearby dining in the area.

Other

  • Infants and small children may ride in a pram or stroller, making the activity accessible for families traveling with young kids in the region.
  • Service animals are allowed, so you can bring necessary support animals with you when you visit.
  • Specialized infant seats are available to help secure younger children during the ride.
  • The activity is suitable for all physical fitness levels, so anyone in your group can participate regardless of experience.

Customer Reviews

9/10
Based on 10 Reviews
Deena P
Jul 28, 2025 03:32:48 PM
Summary: The grounds are beautifully maintained and there is a considerable amount of walking (2 hrs plus) especially if you like to explore every nook of the historical homes, churches, farms and mills! Everyone we encountered stayed in character which added to the experience of the time period! Very interesting and informative. We all enjoyed it!
280kitw
Jul 12, 2025 07:09:38 PM
Summary: We have been to King's Landing several times, and once again, it did not disappoint. I love that people are in character, that they are actively working in their fields, kitchens, etc. Such a pleasant and informative place to visit.
245michellek
Oct 7, 2024 04:47:13 AM
Summary: We went for the Thanksgiving dinner so spent a couple of hours going through the village beforehand . It is well done and so interesting. The "cast" are well versed in the history and multi talented. The dinner was absolute 10/10. Everything made from their own garden produce was impressive. We'll definitely be back.

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Know more about Northumberland County

You can step into authentic 19th-century New Brunswick life at Kings Landing, where costumed characters recreate daily activities like shipbuilding lumber production at the giant water-powered saw and hearth cooking that fills the village with period aromas. These living-history experiences are great for Art & Culture, Workshops & Learning, and Family & Kids bookings.
You can join immersive, workshop-style experiences led by interpreters who perform day-to-day trades from the 1800s, such as sawmilling for shipbuilding lumber and traditional hearth cooking demonstrations, making it ideal for Workshops & Learning and Group-Friendly bookings.
Set along the St. John River, the village combines outdoor nature ambience with historic activities - from watching the water-powered saw in action to strolling the river bend - offering Outdoor & Nature and Nature & Wildlife appeal within a historical setting.
Yes - the village on the picturesque bend of the St. John River is brimming with active demonstrations and characters depicting real people from the past, offering rich tours and sightseeing opportunities that suit Tours & Sightseeing and multi-day or full-day event plans.
Absolutely - the living-history village brings the 19th century to life with hands-on demonstrations, costumed interpreters, and sensory experiences like the sawmill and hearth cooking, creating memorable Family & Kids and educational Group-Friendly outings.
Yes - the village atmosphere includes transportation-style experiences such as horse & wagon rides that complement Tours & Sightseeing and Outdoor & Nature visits, enhancing your event or activity booking with an authentic 19th-century feel.