Hi,
Does anyone know what Young's Cove is like in New Brunswick?
Thank you

It's a small settlement on Grand Lake. The new road bypasses it. Nothing much there. I'm not sure if it's on Indian land but there is a large reservation in the area. It's east of Fredericton and the Gagetown Military reservation on the old Trans Canada Highway. I'm not sure what the industry, if any, is there. Maybe agriculture or forestry. It's pretty much in the middle of nowhere.

I agree with that. There is a gas station on the Transcanada there if you are desperate for a pee and can't make it to Oromocto or Salisbury

It's a strange kind of person who drives for hours through wilderness and then stops to pee in a garage toilet.

Maritimers eh ?

I'm a girl. We don't like peeing on the side of the road. What if a moose crept up on me?

Thank you for all your er.. interesting comments

We are very helpful!!

speak for yourself

Where to pee in New Brunswick is an important topic. What if you couldn't go. It's a long way to the Nova Scotia border

Just curious. What made you think of Young's Cove?

Hi pennyhp,
We are looking for a house that we can do up and we saw one near to there that looked a real bargain.
We are coming out next week to 'land' so we are going to have a good look round then. It is just a shame we have to come back to sell property but never mind I know we are not the only ones in that position.
We really want somewhere near a good school too. Any suggestions welcome.
Julie

Havnt been to youngs cove - but can tell you New Brunswick is a little peaceful bit of heaven on earth!!!!

Hello Watsons

welcome to the forum.
How long have you been in NB and whereabouts?
It is becoming a more popular part of Canada than it used to be for immigrants.

Penny

Hey guys

It took us a while to get our heads around the size of NB and how great the distances can be in between things.
When we came on our reccie, we booked a slef catering place down in Alma in the Fundy National Park. It looked nice and central between St John and Moncton.
Needless to say we only spent a couple of nights there before moving up into Moncton because it took an hour to get out onto the highway to go anywhere!!!

Our children are past school age so don't have any first hand knowledge of Schools, but from what friends tell me the Riverview High school has a good reputation. And friends with kids in the lower schools in Riverview are very happy with them too.

Thats just my plug for Moncton in general and Riverview in particular.

Happy landings.