Kings Landing Historical Settlement

Kings Landing is an outdoor living history museum, depicting the lives of New Brunswickers in the 19th century. Visitors can hop on a wagon pulled by horses, walk through historical buildings and interact with villagers! Enjoy a meal at the King’s Head Inn, a beverage at the pub, and ice cream at the Grant Store. Visit the farm to see the animals and marvel in the beautiful historic landscape. There’s No Time Like the Present to Discover the Past!

Visitors can enjoy interactive demonstrations such as blacksmithing, printing, cooking, woodworking, and traditional crafts. Meet farm animals, explore heritage gardens, and take part in immersive storytelling that highlights the province’s early settler history. Horse and wagon rides are available seasonally, weather permitting.

 2026 Season

Open daily: June 6 – October 12, 2026
Hours: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

 Admission (2026)

June – July (reduced access):

• Adult: $19.55
• Senior (65+): $16.62
• Youth (6–18): $16.62
• Child (5 & under): Free

August – October (full access):

• Adult: $25.30
• Senior (65+): $21.51
• Youth (6–18): $21.51
• Child (5 & under): Free

Note: From June–July, only the west side of the village is open due to essential infrastructure renewal. Full access resumes in August.

Accessibility

Wheelchairs and electric scooters are available at the Welcome Centre on a first-come, first-served basis.

Food & Shopping

Enjoy heritage-inspired dining at the Kings Head Inn (group reservations recommended) and browse locally made goods at the Peddler’s Market.

Additional Information

Season passes are available and offer excellent value for multiple visits, including access to special seasonal events such as Maple and Christmas Village Aglow.