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Animaland Sculpture Park

Animaland Sculpture Park

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12741 NB-114, New Brunswick, E4G, Canada
(506) 435-3245 www.animaland.ca
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Aug 4, 2018
Reservation was quick and easy. I think the person should have given me a heads up that i should check in at Timberland (next door). The lady at the front desk did not seem very knowledgeable. She was friendly though. The campground's playground is outdated. Campsites are small with lots of trees. The pool at Timberland is free to use. Oh, and there are atv trails. Washrooms are clean and have showers. Overall i might return or i might try some other place. ? ?

Sep 29, 2018
Great small campground with a bunch of sculptures all around.

Jan 26, 2018
I loved this place! The statues were amazing. The beginning of the trail was a little hard to find and the bridge looked a little unstable but the walk though the woods was great! I had done research and expected most of the statues but some took me by suprise and I almost thought they were real animals! We spent 2 nights there. The camping spaces were quite small and a little hard to figure out where yours ended and another began. The water taps seemed a little sketchy, there was definately sand in my water even after the owners assured me that it is drinkable and clean. The bathrooms were nice, they were made out of an old shipping container. They were real toilets and showers so I was happy. I would suggest bringing a four wheeler if you have one because there is an attached four wheeling trail at the park.

Mar 30, 2018
I absolutely love the unique sculptures by the brilliant Winston Atwood Bronnum and had a great time photographing them!

Jun 28, 2017
This place is closed. There are no trespass signs. We trespassed anyway. As we went in to take pictures of the horse statue, a man drove up an apologized for the no trespass signs. Only in Canada! He said they rent out the site to people but strangers wander in to gawk at the old statues all the same. They're trying to minimize that. So while we had an interesting experience stopping there, as far as I can tell it's closed and not super welcoming. Get a picture of the weird skeletal horse and get out before you get caught.

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