Murray Beach Provincial Park, Provincial park in Westmorland County, Canada.

Murray Beach Provincial Park is a provincial park on Route 955 in Murray Corner, Westmorland County, New Brunswick. It lies on the shore of the Northumberland Strait, near the mouth of the Little Shemogue River. The park is a coastal site of beach and shoreline facing the strait.

The park was established in 1959 by the New Brunswick government as part of efforts to develop recreational areas along the coast. This development helped the location become a popular destination for the province.

The park sits in Murray Corner, a community whose name honours the Murray family, early settlers of this stretch of the Northumberland Strait shore. Route 955, the road that reaches the park, follows the old coastal settlement pattern of the area.

The park has camping sites and cabins with basic facilities such as bathrooms and changing areas at different locations. Visitors should plan their route and know that accessibility may vary depending on the season and weather conditions.

The park sits on Route 955 at Murray Corner, on the Northumberland Strait near the mouth of the Little Shemogue River. From the shore, the Confederation Bridge linking New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island can be seen across the water.