Plan Your Visit
Kings Landing is open June 6 to October 12, 2026, daily from 10am to 5pm.
Visitors
What to expect: Step back in time to explore rural New Brunswick in the 1800s. Meet costumed interpreters bringing history to life, watch craft demonstrations, visit farm animals, and discover stories of the people who built this province. Horse and wagon rides run throughout the day (weather and horses permitting). Allow at least 3-4 hours to explore the village.
What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, water, sun protection, and weather-appropriate clothing. The village is outdoors with unpaved paths. Wheelchairs and electric scooters are available at the Welcome Centre on a first-come, first-served basis.
Dining & shopping: Enjoy heritage-inspired meals at the Kings Head Inn (reservations required for groups of 15+) and browse locally made gifts at the Peddler’s Market.
Admission & passes: See our Hours & Prices page for current rates. Planning multiple visits? Season passes offer the best value and include special events like Maple and Christmas Village Aglow.
A note about your 2026 visit:
This summer, we’re renewing 50-year-old water, sewer, and electrical systems – essential work that ensures Kings Landing continues welcoming visitors for generations to come. During June and July, only the west side of the village will be open. Costumed interpreters, craft demonstrations, new seasonal activities and displays, and hands-on heritage experiences like blacksmithing and printing continue throughout.
Admission pricing is reduced during the construction period. Full village access resumes in August, supported by brand new infrastructure.
Here’s what this means:
- We’re open June 6 – October 12, 2026
- West side of village accessible June-July including Kings Head Inn, Joslin Farm, Jones House, Hagerman House, Gordon House, Sash and Door Factory, Grist Mill, and more
- Reduced admission pricing during the construction period
- All programs continue – Visiting Cousins, Family Kin overnight camps, group tours, educational programs
- Full site reopens in August with renewed, reliable infrastructure
Costumed interpreters, craft demonstrations, new seasonal activities and displays, and hands-on heritage experiences like blacksmithing and printing continue throughout. Admission pricing is reduced during the construction period. Full village access resumes in August, supported by brand new infrastructure.
Please note: During construction, the Kings Head Inn service entrance and back-of-house parking will not be available for public access. All visitors, including those dining at the Inn, will enter through the Welcome Centre.
Groups
Bringing 15 or more people? Kings Landing offers customized experiences for tour groups, including guided tours, group dining at the Kings Head Inn, and flexible scheduling. Educational programs, meetings, and facility rentals also available.
Educators
From hands-on workshops to overnight camps, Kings Landing brings history to life for students of all ages. Our educational programs align with curriculum outcomes and offer immersive learning experiences your students won’t forget.
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