Le Pays de la Sagouine

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Tom

Well worth the visit just to look at everything and experience the vibe! However I think it's worth brushing up on your French in order to better understand it - there is lots that you miss if you don't understand what the actors are saying. At the same time I would hope there could be some optionality with the languages (e.g. they could grab a quick consensus in the room to see if anyone would like to hear a song or performance in English) - I feel this would help spread the word further about Acadian culture. Who knows - may visit again in the future if ever I learn French!

Dharmesh Vekaria

Le Pays de la Sagouine is more than just a tourist attraction — it's an immersive cultural experience that celebrates Acadian identity with humor, heart, and music. We laughed, we learned, and we left with a deeper appreciation for this rich heritage. A fantastic day trip for families, and one we’d definitely recommend to others visiting New Brunswick. The village is set on a small island connected by a boardwalk, surrounded by water and marshland. It’s peaceful and picturesque, and we took some beautiful family photos by the water. Our kids had a blast exploring the wooden boardwalks and watching the interactive shows. There were storytelling sessions, music, dancing, and even some hands-on workshops that let them experience Acadian culture in a fun and engaging way.

Doctor Collette

Loved connecting to our cultural roots. I especially enjoyed Mitilda's kitchen and the explanation about Acadian French and the deportation. The shows are very entertaining and music is great! We stayed for supper on the Terrace and had live music, a rainbow, eagles flying over and sun peaking through the clouds. It was a magical experience!

Martine

I had heard about it, felt the need to go and was disappointed. Its a tiny man made island with sketches from the acadians. There is live music, and lots of actors walking around. I wouldnt go back.