Plaster Rock Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
human settlement in New Brunswick, Canada
About Plaster Rock
Plaster Rock’s first European settlers arrived in 1881. They gave Plaster Rock its name based on the hill on the other side of the Tobique River – the rock is made up of gypsum, or plaster. Primarily English, the town has been a logging and lumbering community. Known as the Gateway to Mount Carleton Provincial Park, the community is the source of business, commerce, banking, grocery shopping, and religious and sport gatherings for the surrounding hamlets and homes of the Tobique River region. The Tobique First Nations Reserve is found where the Tobique and Saint John Rivers come together.
Top Attractions in Plaster Rock
Explore the best things to see and do in Plaster Rock:
- ★Fiddles on the Tobique
- ★Lawrence Dyer & Sons Outfitters
- ★Long Lake Adventures
- ★Mount Carleton Provincial Park
- ★Plaster Rock Golf & Curling Club
- ★The Bear's Lair
- ★World Pond Hockey Championships
- ★World's Largest Fiddleheads
Where to Eat in Plaster Rock
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Dayna's Country Kitchen
- 🍴JR's Take Out
- 🍴Lil' Peppinos
- 🍴Settler's Inn and Motel
Where to Stay in Plaster Rock
- 🏨Northview Lodge
- 🏨Reed's Landing B&B
- 🏨Settler's Inn, Motel and Restaurant
- 🏨Tobique Suites
- 🏨Ty Gwyn Country Bed & Breakfast
Plaster Rock Travel Guide Sections
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