Kings Landing Historical Settlement

Kings Landing Historical Settlement features 37 historic buildings along the Saint John River, including restored homes, workshops, and agricultural structures from different periods.

The settlement emerged from a 1965 preservation project during the Mactaquac Dam construction, relocating historical buildings that would have been submerged by the reservoir.

The museum presents daily activities from 1820 to 1920 through interpreters in period costumes who demonstrate traditional farming, cooking, and craft-making techniques.

Located 40 kilometers west of Fredericton, the settlement maintains regular operations with guided tours, educational programs, and special seasonal events throughout the year.

The site contains 34 restored and 3 rehabilitated original structures, complemented by 28 reconstructed buildings spread across 53 hectares of riverside land.

Location: Prince William Parish

Official opening: July 20, 1974

Website: http://kingslanding.nb.ca

GPS coordinates: 45.87716,-66.97795

Latest update: May 11, 2025 00:04