Fort Gaspareaux National Historic Site

Cool spot and an interesting part of history in the area. Worth the detour.

Beautiful views of the ocean. Too many mosquitoes!

Cute Picnic spot

Great spot to check out. Some old graves. The stones have deteriorated over time and look really cool. There’s isn’t much to check out here but it’s beautiful and an important part of New Brunswick history. Check out Fort Beauséjour in the same day. It’s just 20 minutes down the road.

Canadian History, say no more 🇨🇦✔

Beautiful spot for a picnic or to go for a nice stroll

Some very serene scenic spots, although very windy. Drone operators beware!

The grandkids played in the "moats" while the adults enkoyed the sunshine, the breezes and the view. The history added to the day.

History tells itself...nice

Un seule monument et 7 pierre tombals .Belle vue de la mers

Un incontournable!!! Attention aux maringouins!!!

Pour ceux qui aime l'histoire

Seems like a forgotten memorial. A group who were required to surrender. A useless fort burned because it served no purpose. And 7 headstones worn nameless with age.
Makes me think there is a romance novel waiting to be written.

Interesting story, not much of anything other then an open lot at this point. Should have the blue print of fort up at least so you can kinda picture things. Beautiful location so it gets the four ⭐

Interesting place...better to have more information about it placed at this spot vs . reading about it in another area

Found at Indian Point, just outside of Port Elgin, NB, the fort itself has barely any remnants of existing other than the trenches around where it stood and the monument. This would be because the British burnt this tiny French fort to the ground in or around 1755. However, the views of the water and coast line are gorgeous! There is a motel/hotel across from this location.