Signature Attractions of Atlantic Canada, NS, NB, NFLD, PEI

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If vacations are about escape, then a visit to King’s Landing Historical Settlement is the perfect place for your family to leave the frantic pace of your electronic life behind and spend a fascinating day of discovery together.

Located in the majestic St. John River Valley, the bustling living history village of Kings Landing Historical Settlement breathes life into the extraordinary struggles and successes of 18th century Loyalists. As refugees from the American Revolution escaping persecution, the Loyalists came to this area in search of a peaceful new life and a future for their children.  With costumed staff interpreting daily village life throughout the more than 70 authentically restored buildings, you’ll witness first-hand the courage and perseverance that laid the foundation for the future of New Brunswick and Canada. 

Displays of rare period artifacts, furniture and equipment dating from 1790 to 1910, along with the sights and sounds of busy villagers working to tame the land into plentiful bounty will transport you through over 100 years of New Brunswick’s history and traditions.

To fully immerse yourself in the experience, enjoy mid 19th century dining fare at The King’s Head Inn or for a more contemporary dining experience, visit the Family Restaurant. Ice cream cones and other tasty treats from the Prince William Ice Cream Parlour are a hit with people from any century! Be sure to leave plenty of time to uncover the treasures of our gift shop or 1890 Grant Store where you will find a selection of handmade gifts and keepsakes including pottery, woodenware, quilts, maple products and much more.

With hands-on activities for children and adults alike, Kings Landing Historical Settlement offers the kind of unique experience that will have your family thinking twice about returning to their 21st century life.

Discover the epic story of Kings Landing. It’s more than just history, it’s history well told.

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