The whole village, from one dock.

Tastes from home and away — an international menu in the heart of the village, a short walk from the docks.

Family farm distillery and cidery. Cider from their own orchard, plus award-winning gin, vodka, apple brandy, and moonshine. On-site shop and café.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with outdoor seating. Takeout and dine-in.

A turn-of-the-century B&B, coffee shop, and cocktail bar on the bank of the Saint John River.

Village bed & breakfast lodging near the waterfront.

Fifty years in 2026 — founded June 1976. Every piece hand-crafted, with the studio's signature apple motif. Mugs, plates, sinks, and more.

One of New Brunswick's first full-time u-picks, running since 1983. Apples, pears, plums, and cherries, plus a farm market. A regular winner at the Queens County Fair.

Historic hand-weaving studio in a 1789 building, now a museum. Tartans and the original archive intact.

The village convenience store — fuel for people, last-minute supplies, and the things you forgot to pack.

An agriculture-based community fair in the Village of Gagetown — one of the oldest in the province, with something for everyone.

Open-air market through the summer and fall — local growers, makers, and food.

The Gagetown Legion serves the village and surrounding area, and hosts community events through the year.

Built in 1836 — Neo-classical architecture, original courtroom furniture, and stained glass. A historic interpretive site.

Birthplace of Sir Leonard Tilley, a Father of Confederation (1818). Loyalist and Victorian-period furnishings.

The village events calendar, business directory, and community listings.

Marine repairs and parts near the marina — the longest hours on the river, with next-day ordering. Charlie McKee also keeps an eye on the docks.