Historic Acadian Village

People in traditional Acadian dress feeding ducks at the Historic Acadian Village

Originating from 17th century France, the Acadians were the first French settlers in North America.  Le Grand Dérangement (the deportation) deprived them of their lands and scattered them throughout the world.  The Historic Acadian Village portrays the ingenuity and determination of the Acadians starting anew.

Recognized for the authenticity of the historical reconstitution and their warm welcome, the Historic Acadian Village recalls the life of our Acadian ancestors from 1770 to 1949.  More than 40 historical buildings, occupied and animated by interpreters in period costumes, give an impression of going back in time, and travel in history.  Each of the inhabitants has a story to tell, a craft or custom to bring to life.  Take time to savour this unique experience.

Since its foundation, millions of visitors have come to familiarize themselves with the unreal story of the acadians at the Historic Acadian Village.  Be the next to visit and feel the warmth of our culture.

2024 Hours of Operation
June 6 to September 14, 2024
Daily: 10 am to 5:30 pm

NB-11, Riviere du Nord, NB E8N 2V6



(506) 726-2600, 1-877-721-2200

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