Fort Beausejour - Fort Cumberland National Historic Site, Aulac, New Brunswick
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Tel:
(506) 364-5080 in season, (506) 851-4660 Off Season
Fax
(506) 536-4399 in season, (506) 851-4657 Off Season
Email:
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Website:
http://parkscanada.gc.ca/beausejour
Address:
111 Fort Beauséjour Road
Aulac, New Brunswick Canada
E4L 2W5
Information
A five-sided earthwork fort built by the French in 1751, it was taken in 1755 by the British in a battle for control of Acadia. Fort Beausejour saw action again in 1776 during the American Revolution when it was attacked by rebel sympathizers. It later defended the area during the War of 1812. Explore the stone ruins and grassy ramparts and view the interpretive paintings. Facilities include a visitor center with exhibits, a museum, a gift shop, and restored ruins including underground casements. Picnic facilities and seasonal guide services. Highway 2 (Trans-Canada) Exit 550 A, Aulac. Call for more information.
Amenities
Coach Parking : yesLength of Recommended Visit : 1 hour
Reservations Required : yes
Seasonal Business : June 1 to October 15
- Gift Shop on Site
- Student/Youth Tours Accepted
- Wheelchair Access
