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The Prince Caf é The Prince Café is now closed for the season. See you in 2026! Located in historic Prince Cottage next to Roosevelt Cottage, the Prince Café is open daily during the Park season for coffee and light lunch. Menu offerings are fresh. View the 2025 menu here. Enjoy your meal in the airy interior of the 1920s-era summer home or on the porch with one of our best views of Passamaquoddy Bay! Cash (Canadian and US dollars) and credit/debit cards accepted. Please note: Roosevelt Campobello International Park is located in New Brunswick, Canada, which observes Atlantic Time. One hour ahead of Maine’s Eastern time zone.** https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1594225723217-QQITJLJ9HEUTAIQL0S0C/two+people+picnic+on+the+grounds.jpg Dining - Picnic Lunches Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of our many picnic sites! 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Current list of eateries in the immediate area (Lubec and Campobello) here Additional information: Campobello Tourism Association Visit Lubec Maine Town of Saint Andrews DownEast Acadia Regional Tourism Charlotte Coastal Region Tourism Association https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/points-of-interest daily 0.75 2026-01-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/0e46a01a-6ea2-4099-87c9-fc79903e5f15/6D1A0417.JPG Points of Interest https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1d2664af-3a2b-4228-9419-7368cf37809f/libertypoint.sunset.jpg Points of Interest - Points of Interest Mulholland Point Lighthouse Built in 1885, Mulholland Point Lighthouse overlooks the narrow Lubec Channel between Lubec and Campobello. Liberty Point High cliffs and ledges offer spectacular views to the east and west, including the candy-striped West Quoddy Head Lighthouse and the bluffs of Grand Manan Island. Friar’s Head View splendid vistas of Passamaquoddy Bay and surrounding islands on the summit of Friar’s Head, a headland atop a large rock formation called “the old friar”. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/43f9d3a1-7f39-4b1c-afab-44025187d183/IMG_0601+%281%29.png Points of Interest - Marine Life Interpretation Centre The Park operates the Marine Life Interpretation Centre, located at Mulholland Point Lighthouse, in partnership with the Canadian Whale Institute. The centre aims to provide education on North Atlantic right whale biology, research and conservation, as well as local marine life on the Bay of Fundy shore. When open, the centre is hosted by RCIP interpretive staff. The site boasts an excellent view of the quaint town of Lubec, Maine, and harbour and grey seals as they congregate in the Lubec Narrows. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/5a71209c-932c-4562-9c58-6bb4de148454/bikers.friarshead.jpg Points of Interest - Hiking and Cycling Trails The Park's hiking and cycling trails wind through varied habitats including spruce-fir and hardwood forests, sphagnum bogs, fields, and the seashore. The trails are designed to offer short, moderate, or long hikes or bike rides when travelled in combination. Trail surfaces vary from packed gravel (suitable for cycling) to woodland trails, boardwalks, and sand or cobble beaches. Discretion is advised for those with small children, as some trails are located near high cliffs and ledges. Footwear for wet and slippery conditions is always recommended. 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Many plants bloom earlier, and the gardens are worth a look in late-September and early-October when the dahlias are at their best. The designs of our gardens are not historically accurate and are not interpreted as such. The gardens do, however, contain many plants that would have been found in cottage gardens of the Roosevelt era. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/83792828-b5af-4c00-8b82-ec0173d3a541/picnicscene.website+%281%29.jpg Points of Interest - Picnic Sites Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of our many picnic sites! Pack in your own lunch, or order a picnic lunch for takeaway from the Prince Café. Picnic tables can be found at: Visitor Centre Friar’s Head Mulholland Point Cranberry Point Fox Farm Lower Duck Pond Yellow Bank Liberty Point Raccoon Beach Con Robinson’s Point https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/7044dca7-6422-4a89-9e74-f7929704e880/sunweepcloseup.jpg.jpg Points of Interest - SunSweep (Sculpture) SunSweep is an international art project spanning 1,722 kilometers adjoining the US/Canada border and finished in November 1985 by Michigan artist David Barr. SunSweep consists of carved granite sculptures conceived for three sites: Roosevelt Campobello International Park, New Brunswick; American Point Island, Lake-of-the-Woods, Minnesota; Boundary Bluff, Point Roberts, Washington. Borders are equivocal things. They separate people, marking a clear delineation of responsibility. Yet they mark a connection, a shared interest. Barr explores the area of this ambiguity by installing polished granite markers at three sites along the US/Canadian border. Because this long, quiet border lies under the path of the sun as it moves from east to west, Barr’s work is called SunSweep. The most eastern marker is within the Park on Campobello Island. The handprints etched on the stones are the universal sign for “I was here”, found in First Nations art, both recent and ancient. Drive the Park’s well-maintained gravel carriage roads to Liberty Point. From there, you will hike along the coastline and through the forest to Ragged Point, where you will find situated within a panoramic view of the Bay of Fundy, SunSweep sculpture… where art, culture, history, and nature intertwine. Tip: Grab a picnic blanket and lunch before you go for a beautiful and unique dining experience. https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/programs-and-tours daily 0.75 2026-03-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1594991694616-ETVDWNNPKZM7TEQP9P06/YG8A6281JPGsmall+copy.jpg Programs and Tours https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593105031419-SHC53RMXS4LRFED0AX2N/smiling+guide+inside+Roosevelt+Cottage.jpg Programs and Tours - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/b5653e57-6eca-4f62-b40b-0b974788ee4c/fdr.happyhour.jpg Programs and Tours - FDR Happy Hour Immerse yourself in history and join us for an interactive and educational experience in the historic Prince Cottage. It is held every other Thursday during the 2025 season, starting May 29th. Our knowledgeable interpreters will guide you through Franklin D. Roosevelt's life and achievements, sharing fascinating stories, insights, and anecdotes that illuminate the life of one of America's most influential leaders. The program lasts one hour, from 6 to 7 p.m. (ADT). Arrive approximately 10 minutes early to be greeted by live music and served your cocktail and personal charcuterie appetizer before the talk begins. An adult ticket costs $30 CDN (+ tax & processing fees) per person. It includes interpretation, music, a cocktail, a sample of FDR’s famous dirty martini, and one personal charcuterie appetizer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593105246773-OWE0EAVBAIPZTZ02QTB8/smiling+guide+at+Eleanors+Tea+program.jpg Programs and Tours - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595161116329-D0XY0OAIVRXJUJY7FQPV/Hubbard%2BCottage%2Binterior.jpg Programs and Tours - Hubbard Cottage Designed by Gorham Hubbard, a successful Boston insurance broker, the Hubbard Cottage was built in 1892. Sumptuously appointed and featuring a magnificent picture window, Hubbard Cottage is a wonderful example of “rusticator” living on Campobello Island. Hubbard Cottage is open daily for self-guided tours during Park open hours. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595161176635-3EBHY2ATNTORFNISWRDP/Prince+Cottage.jpg Programs and Tours - Prince Cottage Prince Cottage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595161047782-8H7DIA4UFOWMFTEWNFPE/Wells+Shober+cottage.jpg Programs and Tours - Wells-Shober Cottage Built in the late 19th century for Samuel Wells, a Boston-area lawyer and president of the Campobello Company. This cottage was acquired in 1912 by the Shober family of Philadelphia. Wells-Shober Cottage hosts “Eleanor’s Tea”, as well as other daily programs. https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/park-map daily 0.75 2025-10-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/0ecbb3e7-5a53-450a-8984-8371738e19f9/RCIPMap.png Park Map - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/bfe7e144-d1c0-4f26-811e-e5c70fbf4166/Campobello+Map.+Front.png Park Map - Campobello Island Map Please visit the Campobello Island Website to view the map more closely or for more information on Campobello-wide amenities, including dining, lodging, and other attractions. https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/about-visitor-information daily 0.75 2026-01-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1594991329005-S29GLHRRRYE60UVWBHZE/_G8A2402+copy.jpg Visitor Information https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595349338413-0QUFOFXMMUCG16UI03HF/Roosevelt+Cottage+from+rear.jpg Visitor Information - Hours of Operation The Park is now closed for the season. We will reopen in late-May, 2026. Daily hours of operation for the historic buildings and programs: 10 am Atlantic (9 am Eastern) to 6 pm Atlantic (5 pm Eastern) Some programs and services, such as the Prince Café, may have different hours. Admission to the Park, including the Roosevelt Cottage, is FREE. Please note: Roosevelt Campobello International Park is located in New Brunswick, Canada, which observes Atlantic Time. One hour ahead of Maine’s Eastern time zone.** https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/the-roosevelts-on-campobello daily 0.75 2024-05-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595338301509-XUEQQ1RQQDQLETTUWSI1/09-2183M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593450389916-0DUFE3XJX1LQWVKE9MYY/Tyn%2By%2BCoed%2Band%2BTyn%2By%2BMaes.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Summer Colony During the 1880s, wealthy people had extensive leisure time and the means to enjoy it. They sought out seaside resorts to escape the heat of pre-air conditioning cities. In 1881, most of the southern portion of Campobello Island was acquired by a consortium of Boston and New York businessmen who, intending to develop the area as a fashionable resort, constructed three luxurious hotels. Canadian and American press touted the favorable climate, the clean, bracing, salt-tinged, balsam-scented air, and the abundant scenic beauty. Brochures also espoused unequaled boating (sailboats, rowing, canoes with Peskotomukahti (Passamaquoddy) guides), enjoyable excursions by land and sea, and relief from hay fever. Families from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Ottawa, and Montreal came to Campobello’s hotels by private yacht, steamship, and train for extended summer vacations. Several of the families, including Franklin Roosevelt’s parents, James and Sara Roosevelt, liked the area so much that they purchased land. They then either refurbished existing houses or built new, large “cottages”. At left, the Tyn-Y-Maes hotel, 1881. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593450601602-Z6LB4SE005GKZAOTDH97/James+Sara+and+Franklin+Roosevelt+at+summer+home+1900.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - A Family Summer Retreat Young Franklin Roosevelt’s parents were among those who summered at Campobello’s hotels and who purchased land and built a cottage. With his parents, he spent many enjoyable summers on this small Canadian island in the Bay of Fundy. His parents, and later he, his wife Eleanor, and their children were attracted to Campobello Island for the ample opportunities for outdoor recreation. As a young father, FDR found that his family enjoyed Campobello and it became customary to spend July, August, and part of September there. Over the summers, the energetic, athletic father taught his children sailing and many other pastimes he had learned there during his childhood. Campobello became as much a part of the lives of his family as it had been of his. At right, young Franklin Roosevelt with his parents, James and Sara, at their summer cottage in 1900. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593451026720-TZ120MHUDG0BDIX0DISS/Roosevelt-Family-Campobello-1920%2Bcopy.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - The Roosevelt Cottage The cottage neighbouring James and Sara Roosevelt’s cottage was owned by Mrs. Grace Kuhn, a family friend of the Roosevelts. After Mrs. Kuhn’s passing in 1908, Sara Delano Roosevelt purchased the red summer home as a belated wedding gift for Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and their growing family. The young Roosevelt family visited often. Sailing was the most important part of the Campobello summer. The Roosevelts enjoyed both day-sailing, often picnicking on nearby islands, and cruising, taking three and four-day trips around Passamaquoddy Bay, up to St. Andrews, or along the Maine coast. Although FDR's growing political responsibilities and health problems eventually limited his visits to Campobello, his love of the island and his long associations with its people left a lasting impression. After he became President, FDR returned to his summer home for three brief visits: in 1933, 1936, and 1939. Eleanor returned with the children and two of her friends in the summer of 1925 and again in 1933, 35 and 36. At left, the Roosevelt family on the porch of the Roosevelt Cottage, 1920. Clockwise from the top left: Franklin Roosevelt, Sara Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, James, Anna, John, FDR Jr, and Elliot Roosevelt. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007456600-VAWJ40XF6VW2Y0BVYY1G/09-1933M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt at the helm of his father's yacht "Half Moon" with a Campobello playmate, in a stiff Bay of Fundy breeze (1888). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007456843-BRGL4L3PJOH2JGG37W2I/09-2015M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt, Frances de Rham, and Laura F. Delano at Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada (1910) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007457410-998FGY0BEQ07D090U3XB/09-2028M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt, his father James Roosevelt, and Helen Roosevelt Robinson on the "New Moon" at Campobello (1899) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007458018-NXW7XX24ZV490V0R9SNM/09-2109M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt sailing with Sara Delano Roosevelt in Campobello (1904) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007458497-QXC5RALVRWDJPD1NHVF6/09-2162M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt with Sara Delano Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt in group shot in Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1906) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007458903-4P4KE490APLRP3EWL64Y/09-2185M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt with baby Anna on his shoulders in Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1907) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007459547-DPIW1FLDT8UKRZDP7Y6C/09-2200M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt with Hall Roosevelt and the dog, "Duffy" in the canoe made by Tomah Joseph at Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1907) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007459936-RHCN9569QP61KU0CM5IB/09-2209M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt with two Passamaquoddy guides, Cousin Sarah, and Miss Spring on a canoe trip around the island in Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1907) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007461053-KYU2I5QQH868D9GUS05J/09-2261M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt sailing with Cousin Jean Delano in Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada (1910) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007461298-D8A07X0Q9TTCKD25E6BD/09-2270M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt, Frances de Rham ,and Laura F. Delano at Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1910) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007461741-BA50SQOWCRT20DFXRKQE/09-2286M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt in a group shot at Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1910) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007462016-5WG8UEE2ZWI2HY88XR81/09-2402M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Eleanor Roosevelt and Sara Delano Roosevelt on the porch of the James and Sara Roosevelt summer home on Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. (1904) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007462544-0RNNS0IPM9OAMJLRSTMO/09-2407M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Eleanor Roosevelt and Laura Delano sailing at Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada (Photo by FDR) (1909) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007462977-0NAJQ3XZRTD2RGUPEPHW/09-2595M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt with Elliott Roosevelt in Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada (1912) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595338341278-VGBLPYIDHZW1SZ0AZDCI/09-2183M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt with baby Anna, and dog, "Duffy" in Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1907) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007463209-52UOXFGH3TJ5K4AK1ALC/09-2599M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin Roosevelt, Elliott, James, and Sara Delano at Campobello (1913) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595335632384-CX30REANCJPW2LSWWOYI/09-2618M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt on the beach in Campobello. (1920) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007464215-RLDYEQAMHLQWGOVXQ4W9/09-2619M.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt with Sara Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, "Chief" and children at Campobello. (1920) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007465396-V3ZDMZOK3978XN8TFG9B/47-96+2389.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Eleanor Roosevelt holding her son, Elliott, near their family home at Campobello, New Brunswick. This photo was likely taken by Franklin D. Roosevelt. (1913) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007467245-WI6W6PBMRTFZ4H3G32I4/81-91%28490%29.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Eleanor Roosevelt, Nancy Cook, and Marian Dickerman in Campobello (1926). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007466465-IAR07LUHYSSN19743DP4/7420%28472%29.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Franklin D. Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt in Campobello, New Brunswick, Canada. (1910) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007467361-0OF8UKE9JGX45BIL5ZYA/S1419.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Anna Roosevelt, James Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt with dog "Bobby" play with sailboat toys by the beach at Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595007469147-89VSA4HPJ9K6BB2A7JCN/S1421.jpg The Roosevelts on Campobello - Anna Roosevelt plays with a sailboat toy by the ocean, at Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada. https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/about-our-location daily 0.75 2024-10-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1595332176900-JGRCOHDWLPH7UKV6DM2I/_G8A1725+copy.jpg Our Location https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593959530214-0GCA97XOBI7QFD76ICA8/campobello%2Bdeer%2Bisland%2Bferry.jpg Our Location - Getting Here By Ferry During the summer season (typically June to September), access to Campobello Island is also available by car ferry from Deer Island, New Brunswick (via L’Etete, NB - Deer Island car ferry). Please be sure to check with East Coast Ferries for the most up-to-date information on schedules and when/if the ferry is running. L’Etete, NB - Deer Island, NB ferry information (no toll) Deer Island, NB - Campobello ferry information (tolls apply) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593960056619-H6BOMTXHDGT2QTZC30LS/american+and+canadian+flags+at+sunset.jpg Our Location - Crossing the Border Campobello Island is located in the province of New Brunswick, Canada, and if traveling via the FDR International Bridge from Lubec, Maine, it is necessary to cross Canada Customs on the bridge. On returning to the United States, you must pass through U.S. Customs. Both Canada and the United States have specific requirements for who can and cannot enter and the type of travel documents required. Please be sure you have the correct travel documentation before traveling! More information can be found from the Canadian Border Services Agency and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. All travelers entering Canada must have a passport or birth certificate and photo ID. You can access all requirements for crossing the Canadian border here, and the American border here. https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/about-the-park daily 0.75 2024-10-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1594992550997-6QO8JQIOB168PDP9K471/YG8A2097+copy.jpg About the Park https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1593448510504-FXZME90ZKFUG6XGXEA3C/Eleanor+Roosevelt+last+visit+1962.jpg About the Park - Creation of the Park After President Roosevelt’s death in 1945, the Roosevelt Cottage fell into disrepair. In 1951, the family sold their property on Campobello Island to the Hammer Brothers, wealthy New York art gallery owners and business tycoons. The first floor of the cottage was opened as an “F.D.R. Museum”, and admission was charged. By 1957, the Hammer brothers began to lobby senators and congressmen for the creation of an international park, and the transfer of the Campobello Island properties to the Roosevelt Campobello International Park Commission was completed in August of 1964. The Park was opened on August 20, 1964, with Mrs. Maryon Pearson and Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson in attendance. The Park is jointly owned and managed by both Canada and the United States, created by a treaty that honors the memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the legacy of friendship between the two countries. At left, Eleanor Roosevelt’s last visit to the Roosevelt Cottage, in 1962. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1594312114095-LVU1IZ9K4K6DZGJOH4N6/three+people+approach+Roosevelt+Cottage.jpg About the Park - Administration and Funding Roosevelt Campobello International Park is administered by a commission created under an international treaty signed by Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson and President Lyndon B. Johnson on January 22, 1964. Comprised of six members and six alternate members, the Roosevelt Campobello International Park Commission has equal representation from Canada and the United States. Under the international treaty, the Commission was charged to take the necessary measures to restore the Roosevelt home as closely as possible to its condition when it was occupied by President Roosevelt and to administer the Park as a memorial. The treaty specifies that the two countries share equally in the costs of the development, operation, and maintenance of the Park. Day-to-day management of the Park is the responsibility of a Superintendent, appointed by the Park Commission. Roosevelt Campobello International Park is the only park in the world jointly managed, staffed, and owned by the peoples of two countries and administered by a joint commission in their name. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/1594312221515-W86MBAK5F8NU5E9PVC1Y/woman+enjoys+sunset.jpg About the Park - A Living Memorial Former U.S. Secretary of State, Senator from Maine, Governor of Maine, and Park Commission member Edmund S. Muskie said it best: “Campobello - ...air so crisp one can almost shape it, so heady that to breathe it is intoxicating. ...Soft meadows and glowing woods, ... vistas that embrace the solidity of the coast and the exuberance of open water. ... sudden coves, weathered piers, the look of endurance and the evidence of man's enduring. When Franklin Delano Roosevelt, in whose memory the Park was created, came to Campobello as a child, it was to pursue the orderly summer adventures available to a well-to-do Victorian family. When he came as a young husband, whose third son was born on the island, it was to taste the excitements of childhood from the perspective of manhood and to pass on to his children the same challenges and rewards he had known. And finally, when he came as President of the United States, it was to take new strength and composure from Campobello's air and land, from the sea around it, and from the memories of ease his "beloved island" awoke in him. In the 2,600 acres of the Park at the southeast end of Campobello Island, more that a memory is preserved. The Roosevelt "cottage" is there, the simple wicker furniture and the knick-knacks of a summer home. But beyond the gardens are the bogs and the fog forests, the bays and shoals - all the natural beauties the Roosevelt family knew - protected now for others to enjoy. Although isolated by geography, [Campobello] has entered the lives of two nations as a place to invite any soul and to refresh any weariness with a sense of continuity and endeavour. The Roosevelt Campobello International Park... translates all the meanings Campobello had for President Roosevelt into a living memorial. Here we remember the man and his work, his vigour and his leisure. The ... 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Raccoon Beach to Lower Duck Pond #9 on the Park Map Distance: 1.8 km (1.1 mi) Difficulty: Easy Highlights: Hardwood forest, shoreline, easy return loop Description: A flat trail travelling through a beautiful hardwood forest, connecting Raccoon Beach to Lower Duck Pond. Return via a multi-use gravel road for a simple loop. Fitz William Trail #11 on the Park Map Distance: 1.8 km (1.1 mi) Difficulty: Easy | Wheelchair accessible Highlights: Level dirt road, cycling-friendly, forest views Description: A wide, level path perfect for walking or cycling. Access the trail near the entrance to the Natural Area, just by the Nature & Trail Centre (look for yellow barriers). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/52fe8614-7cec-438f-965a-ba6f30d447c0/IMG_1748+-+Edited.jpg Explore Our Trails - Moderate: Visitor Centre to Friar’s Head #1 on Park Map Distance: 1.8 km (1.1 mi) Difficulty: Moderate | Wheelchair accessible Highlights: Forest, coastal headland, beach option Description: Connects the Visitor Centre to Friar’s Head. At low tide, return along the beach to the pier below Roosevelt Cottage, then hike uphill to the Visitor Centre. Nature Centre to Fox Farm #2 on Park Map Distance: 1.8 km (1.1 mi) Difficulty: Moderate Highlights: Regenerating forest, history of logging Description: This trail winds through forest that has been regenerating since logging 40 years ago, offering a unique look at renewal and habitat change. Fox Farm to Upper Duck Pond #3 on Park Map Distance: 1.5 km (0.9 mi) Difficulty: Moderate Highlights: Small estuary, pond views Description: Follow a gentle estuary and emerge at the Upper Duck Pond parking lot. Cranberry Point to Fox Farm #4 on Park Map Distance: 1.1 km (0.7 mi) Difficulty: Moderate Highlights: Ocean views, forest and shore mix Description: A winding trail that alternates between forest and shoreline, offering scenic views of the ocean along the way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/02048a04-7fba-44a0-845f-d12db3765e2c/Friendship+Trail.jpg Explore Our Trails - Witapehkewakoni-Awt / Friendship Trail Distance: 3.75 km (2.3 mi) Difficulty: Moderate | Wheelchair accessible Highlights: Floating boardwalk, wetlands, bicycle & stroller friendly Description: Experience one of the park’s most exciting projects — a specially engineered bridge and walkway designed to protect sensitive wetlands. Cross Lower Duck Pond Bog and enjoy the diverse forest and open pasture. Trail Segments: #6 on Park Map Fox Farm → Fox Hill: 1.3 km (0.8 mi) Fox Hill → Lower Duck Pond: 3.25 km (2 mi) Also great for bird watching! Check out our Virtual Experiences page for a fun video by Bob Duchesne! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/e96daa5f-231d-49ef-ae7b-3b6580d43c73/IMG_1747.jpeg Explore Our Trails Liberty Point to Lower Duck Pond #7 on Park Map Distance: 1.8 km (1.1 mi) Difficulty: Moderate Highlights: Forest, picnic areas, occasional ocean views Description: An engaging trail with gentle ups and downs through forested terrain, picnic areas, and coastal viewpoints. Raccoon Point to Sunsweep Sculpture / Liberty Point #8 on Park Map Distance: 3.9 km (2.4 mi) Difficulty: Moderate Highlights: Coastal route, sculpture, ocean views Description: One of the park’s most acclaimed trails, connecting two iconic destinations. Expect roots, wet sections, and rugged terrain — but stunning coastal vistas in return. Eagle Hill Bog #10 on Park Map Distance: 0.5 km (0.3 mi) Difficulty: Moderate | Wheelchair accessible Highlights: Boardwalk, bog ecosystem, observation deck Description: A short, accessible wooden pathway through a rare bog ecosystem. Rest benches and interpretive panels guide your walk. An observation deck provides a panoramic view from Eagle Hill. https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/review-ar daily 0.75 2026-03-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ebc827c4afaf65bfb7cff74/299b15a9-7782-4aa7-a8a6-64e8fc6085c7/AREnglishCover.png Review - 2025 Annual Report Review English French