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Moncton positions you for the Bay of Fundy’s famous tides and Fundy National Park, both under two hours away, plus Prince Edward Island for a longer coastal trip. Enter your postcode on the search page, set a collection radius, and you’ll see insured RVs, motorhomes and camper vans from owners and operators across New Brunswick.
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RV, Motorhome and Camper Van Rental in Moncton
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Where to camp near Moncton
- Campers City RV Resort — within 10 minutes of downtown, full hookups.
- Parlee Beach Provincial Park — sandy shorelines near Shediac.
- Stonehurst Golf Course & Trailer Park — northwest of the city.
Things to see near your Moncton pickup
Magnetic Hill, an optical illusion where you can put your car in neutral and watch it appear to roll uphill, has been one of Canada’s most popular roadside attractions since the 1930s. The surrounding complex adds Magnetic Hill Zoo (Atlantic Canada’s leading zoo), Magic Mountain water park, a winery and Butterfly World, an indoor garden with free-flying butterflies — enough to fill a full day without leaving the area. It’s open May to October.
Best road trips from Moncton
- Fundy National Park — about 90 minutes, 5 campgrounds and over 600 sites, the world’s highest tides.
- Hopewell Rocks — about an hour, on the way to Fundy, the tidal flowerpot rock formations; check the tide schedule before heading down to the ocean floor.
- Prince Edward Island — a longer trip across the Confederation Bridge, about 1.5 hours to the bridge itself.
Driving around Moncton
Moncton sits at a genuine crossroads for the Maritimes, with Route 2 and Route 15 linking it to Fredericton, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia — a practical, central base for a multi-province trip. The Bay of Fundy’s extreme tides are the main thing to plan around locally: at Hopewell Rocks you can walk the ocean floor at low tide, but the same spot is completely submerged a few hours later, so follow the posted safe-return times.
When to travel
Late May to late September is the main season, with early fall offering fewer crowds and comfortable temperatures. July and August are warmest and busiest, especially around Magnetic Hill and Parlee Beach.
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RV rental Moncton — FAQs
Where can I pick up an RV near Moncton?
Owners list vehicles across Moncton and the wider New Brunswick region. A 20–35 mile radius in the search shows the full choice.
How do I time a visit to Hopewell Rocks from Moncton?
Hopewell Rocks is about 40 km from Moncton, around 35 to 40 minutes. At low tide you can walk the Bay of Fundy ocean floor among the sea stacks; at high tide the same paths are under water. Check the park's tide table before you go. Admission is valid for two consecutive days, so you can see both tides. See NB Parks.
What is the Confederation Bridge toll for an RV?
The toll is $20 for a vehicle with up to two axles, with no extra charge for additional axles, and it is paid only when leaving Prince Edward Island at Borden-Carleton. No reservation is needed and the bridge is open 24 hours, but high winds can restrict some vehicles, so check the bridge website before you cross. See Confederation Bridge tolls.
How far is Fundy National Park from Moncton?
Fundy National Park is about one hour from Moncton by Highway 114 heading south-west. It has five campgrounds, reservable through Parks Canada. Combine it with Hopewell Rocks for a Bay of Fundy day trip, and note that Point Wolfe Covered Bridge is closed for repairs until December 2026. See Parks Canada.