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4bdr Older Home on CAN side 500m to Boarder E23H5
The house is walking distance to downtown and boarder. Yet, still in a very private and peaceful neighborhood. Only 30min drive to the Minister island and St.Andrews. Easy to get around. Could sleep up to 7 adults and 2 kids with 1 king bed, 2 queens, 1 pullout couch and 2 comfy sofas for smaller kids. Welcome dogs if they have well behaved owners. This older house it's not fancy but cozy and well equipped. Smoking & Vaping are not allowed on any part of the property including driveway.
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Todd Mansion "The Kilbourne Suite"
Built in 1890, Todd Mansion is one of the most photographed residences in southern NB. Centrally located in the small town of St. Stephen, it's just minutes from the U.S Border and a 20 minute drive to the seaside town of St. Andrews. Within a short walk downtown you can indulge in local eateries, access hometown shops, explore the seasonal farmer's market, stroll along the river front, attend an event at the Garcelon Civic Center or satisfy your sweet tooth at the Ganong Chocolatier/Museum.
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Turning Tides Tiny Ark Airbnb And Miniatures Farm
We at Turning Tides know that people are going through a lot right now. We want to encourage folks to: get out of their apartments, get out of the city, stay safe and sane somewhere you can have some space! Use our kayaks to enjoy the famous Bay of Fundy that’s located steps away. Or take in the tides from the back deck while you BBQ some dinner. Come have a fire! Sit and watch the entertaining animals we have. Come Enjoy! *WIFI IS SPOTTY! DOWNLOAD MOVIES IF YOU WANT THEM ON YOUR PHONE :)*
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Love The Cottage/King beds/Hot tub under the stars
Escape to an enchanting cottage retreat, nestled on the shores of Moores Mills lake. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of nature as you soak in the hot tub and gaze out over the tranquil waters. Everything you need to make beautiful memories! #cozycanadiancottage ✅ Swimming, Kayaking ✅ Fishing, Pedal boating ✅ Arcade Pac-Man, Record Player w/ 45’s ✅ Bonfire pit - free firewood ✅ Outdoor BBQ ✅ Sleeps 6: 2 King, 1 Queen bed ✅ 51 inch Smart Roku TV ✅ Amazon Prime, Roku ✅ Screened inporch
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Homestead Cottage downtown Saint Andrews
This private newly renovated suite is perfect for 1-2 people looking to stay in the pretty seaside town of Saint Andrews. Situated away from the street, with ample parking, this suite has comfortable modern furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen and private bathroom, within a short walking distance to downtown Saint Andrews and its many amenities including restaurants, shopping, gardens, museums, walking routes, nature reserves, beaches as well as whaling and outdoor excursions. Come and stay!
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Safe Haven loft: Waterfront, Hot Tub, Pool, Kayaks
Cute apt on the tidal Oak Bay. Relax, enjoy the views & watch the amazing tide change, walk on the ocean floor, explore the beach & go kayaking! Lovely space with open living/dining/kitchen area. Master Bedroom with Queen Bed and a small second bedroom w/2 twins! All new memory foam mattresses. Includes use of beach, canoes & kayaks, BBQ, fire pit w/wood, lawn chairs, pergola, new hottub, Coffee/tea, new heated/salt water Pool with new deck being built in June! (pool open June thru Sept)
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Cozy Rustic Cabin w/Hot Tub
Our rustic cabin is the perfect space for those who want to enjoy a cozy, nature inspired getaway with quick access to St. Stephen, St. Andrews and the U.S border. Unwind in the bubbling hot tub after a day of exploring and then enjoy the beauty of a crackling fire, or cozy up inside and indulge in a movie marathon. "Our charming cabin accommodates up to 4 guests, with one queen-sized bed and a double pull-out sofa. We warmly welcome you to unwind and relax in our rustic, cozy cabin.
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Riverview By The Border
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally located place, perfectly positioned at the border of St. Stephen and Calais offering breathtaking views of the river and the surrounding natural beauty. From the comfort of your living room, witness the majestic bald eagles and marvel at the tranquil river rapids. Within walking distance, Is the renowned Ganong Chocolate Museum, Doverhill Park, and the Garcelon Civic Center. Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the nearby parks and trails.
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Studio 12: a St. Stephen favorite-new ownership
Character, Convenience and Comfort in one of the towns oldest homes. A stylish studio space in a 150 year old Dutch Colonial house. The Studio is centrally located, only minutes to restaurants, the civic centre and shopping. Studio 12 boasts everything 1-4 people need for a sleepover, or a comfortable base for a longer term rental if needed. The kitchenette offers a mini fridge, an air fryer/toaster, electric wok, kettle, keurig coffee maker and a hot plate for preparing simple meals.
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Nineteen Pine~ “Clean, stylish private retreat”
Welcome to a bright, thoughtfully designed one-bedroom retreat just blocks from downtown in St. Stephen—where comfort meets convenience. Minutes from the U.S. border and 20 minutes to St. Andrews, you can walk to shops, restaurants, the farmers’ market. Sleeps 4 with a king size bed and a new memory foam queen sofa bed. Stay cozy & central ~ pet-friendly (advance notice required) *Easy self check-in *In-suite laundry *Dry on-site motorcycle storage available at no extra charge.
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The Crossroads
This unique place has a style all its own. This is a wonderfully updated and fully equipped to suit your needs for a great vacation stay . Very conveniently located in St Stephen .NB . It offers 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths , nice eat in kitchen and a great deck with an electric grill and outdoor seating . A great livingroom with electric fireplace and wall mounted tv . Mini split heat pumps offer heat and / cool air in summer . Nonsmoking home . Minimum of 2 nite stays please .
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Home away from home.
Enjoy easy access to everything from this perfectly located home base. St. Stephen is a border town situated on the St. Croix river. We are an hour away from the historic towns of St. Johns and Fredricton, 2 hours away from Moncton and half an hour from whale watching or shopping in St. Andrews. Enjoy a tour to the chocolate factory in St. Stephen or a boardwalk along the St Croix river. Take a free ferry to Deer island or hike the many trails surrounding this area.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in St. Stephen?
St. Stephen has vacation rentals and guesthouses near the waterfront or in its central neighborhoods. Many stays are close to local attractions, making it convenient to explore downtown shops, parks, and museums.
What are the best things to do in St. Stephen with kids?
Families often enjoy hands-on exhibits at the Chocolate Museum, playtime at local riverside parks, and walking trails near nature preserves. Seasonal festivals and community events can also provide engaging activities for children.
What are some of the best things to do in St. Stephen?
Explore the Chocolate Museum, stroll scenic riverfront parks, and browse local boutiques downtown. Community events and seasonal festivals add extra opportunities to engage with the town’s character.
How is the weather in St. Stephen?
St. Stephen experiences cold, snowy winters from 15–37°F (-9–3°C), and milder summers around 55–75°F (13–24°C), with occasional rain throughout the year. Layered clothing and a waterproof jacket help you stay comfortable when exploring.
When is the best time to visit St. Stephen?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder temperatures, outdoor festivals, and comfortable conditions for walking along the riverfront. Winter visits can bring a quieter pace, with cooler weather around 15–37°F (-9–3°C).
What are the best places to visit in St. Stephen?
Explore the Chocolate Museum to learn about local chocolate heritage, discover the St. Croix Island International Historic Site for its cross-border history, and enjoy riverside views at local parks. Galleries and small shops add to the inviting small-town atmosphere.
What are some hiking trails in St. Stephen?
St. Stephen has walking and hiking trails along the river, as well as nature paths in nearby parks and green spaces. These trails feature local flora and offer a chance to experience the region’s natural scenery.
What are some family activities we can do in St. Stephen?
Family activities include interactive exhibits at the Chocolate Museum, riverside picnics at local parks, and walking trails through nature areas. Children may also enjoy community festivals and special seasonal events.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from St. Stephen?
Consider exploring nature reserves, coastal villages known for their maritime history, or local farmers markets in the surrounding region. Some visitors head to nearby islands or parks for outdoor recreation and scenic views.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in St. Stephen?
St. Stephen has pet-friendly vacation rentals, especially in neighborhoods near parks or the waterfront. Many hosts welcome pets, making it easier to explore local trails and green spaces together.
What are some local tips for visiting St. Stephen?
Embrace flexible plans as weather can shift between sun and rain; bring layers and an umbrella. Chatting with small business owners or stopping at a local bakery can uncover insights into the town’s traditions and stories.
What is St. Stephen known for?
St. Stephen is known for its chocolate-making heritage, cross-border history, and welcoming community traditions. Annual festivals and the riverside setting shape much of the town’s local character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in St. Stephen?
Seek out small art galleries, riverside walking paths, and historic buildings tucked around downtown. Locals often mention community markets and specialty shops as inviting spots to discover local character.
What are the best foods to try in St. Stephen?
St. Stephen is known for its locally made chocolates and sweet treats. Seafood dishes, classic Canadian comfort foods, and family-run bakeries are also frequently suggested by locals.
What should I bring for a trip to St. Stephen?
Bring layers to accommodate cool, damp weather—temperatures can range from 15°F (-9°C) in winter to 75°F (24°C) in summer. A waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes are helpful, especially if you plan to explore outdoor trails or the waterfront.
What is the nightlife in St. Stephen like?
St. Stephen’s nightlife centers around relaxed pubs, casual eateries, and occasional live music at local venues. The town’s social scene tends to be laid-back and welcoming, with events sometimes tied to festivals or community gatherings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in St. Stephen?
Chocolate Fest, held around August, is frequently suggested for celebrating local chocolate traditions through tastings, family activities, and themed events. Community fairs and seasonal celebrations also draw visitors throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in St. Stephen?
Many vacation rentals in central St. Stephen and along the river are suited for families, often with multiple bedrooms and amenities for children. These stays provide convenient access to local parks and attractions.