Quispamsis New Brunswick is just 20.3 km (12.6 mi.) northeast of Saint John, traveling along Highway 1. A member of Kings County, the area of Quispamsis first belonged to Maliseet First Nation. Quispamsis would begin to form into a community in the late 1700s as both Acadians and Loyalists arrived to the land. In 1998, Quispamsis merged via an amalgamation with neighbouring communities Gondola Point and Wells. Today, Quispamsis is home to over 15,000 residents.

Quispamsis is home to the Gondola Point Beach, positioned on the Kennebecasis River, conveniently situated by a ferry terminal. This beach offers fresh water, beautiful scenery, a pristine environment and plenty of activities in, on and off the water. Meenan's Cove Beach is also situated on Kennebecasis River, where patrons can enjoy an unsupervised beach and all the activities it has to offer. Picnic, play volleyball, go for a swim, go fishing, relax on the beach or go for a boat ride on the Kennebecasis while at the beaches of Quispamsis. Conveniently situated by Moncton and a ferry terminal, Quispamsis is a great home base for any adventurer.

Quispamsis accommodations include bed and breakfasts.