Waterfront Property Located at 529 Gondola Point Rd. Quispamsis, NB (www.jeffkitchen.ca)
Recorded on What a spectacular view of the Kennebecasis River and 90 feet of beautiful sandy beaches! This 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has lots of character and charm with many updates. What a rare opportunity to find such an affordable prime piece of real estate on the water. Sip a glass of wine watching the sail boats and the sunset on your boat right in front of your home. Call today to book your viewing. All measurements to be confirmed by purchaser prior to closing. For more info go to jeffkitchen.ca
NewRiverBeach @ Quispamsis NB Canada
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Rothesay Beaches
Footage of Renforth & K-Park beaches in Rothesay, NB.
Erka Jones Presents 522 Wayne St. Shediac, N.B. CANADA 2017
Kennebecasis Valley Aerial Video
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Showing UAV aerial drone footage of the sights & scenes along the
Kennebecasis River in Southern New Brunswick, Canada & within the towns of Rothesay, Quispamsis, & Hampton.
Rothesay Endless Summer 2016 New Brunswick Canada
Summer 2016 Highlights from Rothesay, NB, Canada Canada Day, Dragonboats, Deer Meandering, Renforth Wharf Days, Regatta, Rowing, Sunsets, Yachting, Pokemon in the Common, Sunsets, Roadwork etc, etc,
NB Flood aerials ROTHESAY to Quispamsis May 7, 2018
On May 7, 2018, JDI flew EMO officials for an aerial survey of flood damage along affected sections of the Kennebecasis and St. John River. Here is the footage along the Kennebecasis from Rothesay to Quispamsis including Rothesay Park Road, Sagamore Point and Cameron Road.
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Please watch: Listening for Forest Songbirds in Northern New Brunswick
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QUISPAMSIS NEW BRUNSWICK
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Pride of ownership evident throughout this one owner minihome! Exceptional condition with upgrades that include all windows, laminate flooring & fresh paint throughout Featuring a bright & sunny dine in kitchen highlighted by freshly painted cabinetry, new countertops & built in hutch for extra storage Has a spacious modern living room, and bonus den area, ideal as a home office or private space for the kids! Offering 3 bedrooms, perfect for a growing family; the master features his/her closets and a spacious design to accommodate your extra furniture The bedrooms are located at opposing ends of the home allowing for a private retreat for parents, and space for the kids to hang out! This home is perfect for first time home buyers & young families starting out!
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Renforth Lighthouse & Lily Lake
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Renforth, New Brunswick, Canada
Location: Near Renforth Beach, Kennebecasis River.
The Kennebecasis River (/kɛnəbəˈkeɪsɪs/ ken-ə-bə-KAY-sis) is a tributary of the Saint John River in southern New Brunswick, Canada. The name Kennebecasis is thought to be derived from the Mi'kmaq Kenepekachiachk, meaning little long bay place. (There is no evidence to this fact) It runs for approximately 95 kilometres, draining an area in the Caledonia Highlands, an extension of the Appalachian Mountains, inland from the Bay of Fundy.[1]
The river's source is in the foothills of Albert County, near the rural community of Goshen. It runs southwest through the community of Penobsquis; several tributaries join the river in the town of Sussex several kilometres further west.
Between Sussex and the river's junction with the Saint John River at Millidgeville (part of Saint John), the Kennebecasis River runs through a well-defined river valley which has become one of the primary land transportation routes in the southern part of the province, hosting the Route 1 expressway and the Canadian National Railway line to the Port of Saint John.
The upper two thirds of the Kennebecasis River passes through pastoral rural countryside consisting of Acadian mixed forest and various agricultural areas, notably dairy farms around Sussex. Southwest of Sussex, the river becomes increasingly larger as it passes the communities of Norton and Hampton, before it empties into a delta-like area informally called the Hampton Marsh. West of Hampton, the Kennebecasis flows in a broad fjord-like glacial valley which defines the southern side of the Kingston Peninsula. At its junction with the Saint John River, the Kennebecasis River helps to form Grand Bay.
Several large islands can be found in the river, such as Kennebecasis Island just off-shore from Summerville on the Kingston Peninsula, and uninhabited (with the exception of a few summer cottages & an Off The Grid Community on the southern part of the island) Long Island, located near Rothesay.
he communities of Nauwigewauk, Quispamsis and Rothesay become increasingly urban as the river approaches its junction with the Saint John River. The lower Kennebecasis River valley is largely a suburban/exurban region for Saint John. The area is outside the summer 'fog belt' for the Bay of Fundy and enjoys more sunshine year-round than Saint John. It is also substantially colder in winter than the Bay of Fundy-climate-controlled city proper.
The Valley or KV, as the lower Kennebecasis River valley is called by locals, has experienced dramatic population growth over the past several decades, largely owing to the development of Route 1 through the area in the 1960s. Once a minor dormitory suburb of the Saint John area, the towns of Rothesay and Quispamsis constitute a moderately-sized population centre with some commercial development. Saint John, by contrast, has suffered from an erosion of its tax and commercial bases as population and businesses have migrated away from the urban core.
The Kennebecasis effectively isolates the Kingston Peninsula from suburban sprawl. It is crossed by two ferry services, the Gondola Point Ferry that connects Gondola Point to Reeds Point, and the Summerville to Millidgeville Ferry that connects Millidgeville to Summerville. A third ferry service, the Kennebecasis Island Ferry connects Summerville to Kennebecasis Island. Several controversial proposals have been made in recent decades to build a highway bridge over the Kennebecasis River to the Kingston Peninsula however this has been rejected by numerous provincial governments citing financial pressures as well as the likelihood of suburban sprawl occurring in this farming area as a result.
The Kennebecasis River valley communities have rich histories; many were settled by Loyalists in the 1780s and 1790s who traveled upriver from Saint John to land grants offered by the British government. They became more prominent during the late 1800s following construction of the European and North American Railway through the area, which allowed for easier travel between Saint John and Moncton. Over the ensuing decades, the lower Kennebecasis River valley became a summer vacation destination for wealthy Maritimers, Americans and central Canadians. It is also a popular cruising destination for recreational boating as a result of its connection with the navigable portions of the Saint John River.
My NB Minute - Quispamsis
Quispamsis is a great place to live.
With a population of 18,000 people, it’s large enough to be a city, but small enough to retain its charm and sense of community.
Our original inhabitants were the proud Maliseet First Nation, part of the great Algonquin Federation. The name Quispamsis was translated from the Maliseet language and means little lake, representing present-day Ritchie Lake. Acadian, British pre-Loyalists and Loyalists settled in the area around 1783, with many receiving land grants along the Kennebecasis and Hammond Rivers. In 1998 Quispamsis amalgamated with the former Village of Gondola Point and a portion of the area formerly known as Wells.
Our town has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a quiet, rural community.
We are the fastest growing town in New Brunswick - according to the last Census – with 17 per cent growth in our population, triple the national average.
We are smart, too. The Kennebecasis Valley High School Reach for the Top team is a perennial contender at the national level. They have the banners to prove it.
Rather than driving to Quispamsis, you can take the ferry. You can travel between Quispamsis and the Kingston Peninsula 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It’s the busiest ferry crossing in New Brunswick, and the best part of all is it’s free!
On a hot summer day, cool off at one of our fresh-water beaches, located on the Kennebecasis River and at Ritchie Lake, in the heart of the town. Or slide into the pool at the qplex, our multi-purpose recreation centre.
There are many young families in Quispamsis and they enjoy our wonderful quality of life. You can walk, bike or jog around our terrific trail system, or spend the evening watching a movie or listening to music in our Arts and Culture Park, which is a popular gathering place, hosting many events and visual delights all year long.
On a hot summer night, the park is teeming with people enjoying weekly outdoor movies, or relaxing to the sweet melodies of the Music in the Park series. Our gardens will take your breath away. The park offers free Wi-Fi so people can bring their laptop and enjoy a wireless connection in a beautiful park setting.
The magic of the winter season always comes alive as the park transforms into the annual Holiday Dreamland lights display. While taking in the lights, there’s nothing like skating outside in the fresh crisp air at the outdoor ice rink.
We are a short 15-minute drive from Uptown Saint John, just far enough away from the Bay of Fundy for warmer spring and summer temperatures.
We hope CTV will visit us in Quispamsis - There is no other!
15 Brunswick Beach For Sale by Chris Harburn
We are pleased to present this one of a kind waterfront property in the exclusive Lions Bay community of Brunswick Beach. Simply unlike anything else, this peaceful 12,000 sqft estate boasts lush fenced yards, an ocean-side pool deck, private covered entertaining area and outdoor fireplace. Ample skylights, floor to ceiling windows and over-height, vaulted ceilings have been incorporated in this stunning 4500 sqft West-Coast Contemporary home to allow every ounce of the ocean and mountain views that surround it to be taken in. Featuring a stately gated entry, 3 oversized bedrooms each complete with their own ensuite and an abundance of private outdoor space, this home is ideal for those discerning buyers who require privacy.
Chris Harburn
Rennie & Associates Realty
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Kinnear Rd NB1-A3
2.1 Acre Riverfront property on the Kinnear River in Cormier Village, New Brunswick CANADA. Canoe to the nearby golf course or to the beach! The warmest ocean water north of Virgina only a few minutes away. Visit Dreamlandforsale.ca for more info...
April 24, 2019 NB flood
Flood footage from SJ area
Quispamsis-Saint John-Quispamsis
Quispamsis-Saint John-Quispamsis on my 48 without stoping for fuel. :)
New Brunswick. New River Beach (beach)
328 Point road
This spacious, three-level home sits on 3+ acres of picturesque land and comes with dramatic, unobstructed ocean views of the Bay of Fundy.
Watch the sea ducks, porpoises, and cruise ships from your large sun deck, patio or from the comfort of either of your two sunrooms. The house is nestled on a secluded lot, surrounded by woodlands and the sea all within a 10-minute drive of Uptown Saint John.
Located within the city limits of Saint John, in Lorneville, 30 minutes from airport with easy access to local attractions such as Historic Uptown Saint John, Irving Nature Park, St. Andrews and New River Beach to name a few.
17 Shipyard Road, Rothesay
MLS #: SJ175115
Charming and so very inviting. Home is situated on a mature lot, and is a 2 minute walk from the beach that you are welcome to use for sun, fun, and boating. Atmosphere for charm and family gatherings. Home is immaculate and has 3 year old roof shingles and all newer windows. This home is filled with nostalgia and waiting for your personal touch. Basement is super clean and dry. Garage is also in excellent condition with large loft over top which provides ample space. If you desire graceful living among beautiful surroundings, you will love this home and location. Nothing to do just move in. Can accommodate a quick closing.
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Brook off Clark Road, Rothesay, July 5, 2014
The normally quiet brook at the corner of Clark Road and Gondola Point Road in Rothesay is overwhelmed during heavy rains brought by post-tropical storm Arthur, July 5, 2014.