Parlee Beach Provincial Park

Parlee Beach Provincial Park is a provincial park located in Pointe-du-Chene, New Brunswick, Canada. Parlee Beach Provincial Park is situated in eastern Westmorland County fronting the Northumberland Strait on the upper east side of Pointe-du-Chene and shaping the limit with the network of Cap-Brule. The recreation center and shoreline got its name in 1959 to pay tribute. The recreation center broadens south from the shoreline around 1 km 0.62 mi to Main Street Route 133, with the campground situated on the eastern limit.

In 1989, The Beach Boys played a fruitful show to around 20,000 fans at a transitory show organize on a huge cut green space between Main Street and the shoreline. Each spring the commonplace government replaces sand on the shoreline that is lost because of winter storm disintegration and tempest surge harm. The waters of the Northumberland Strait are in some cases promoted as having a portion of the hottest sea waters on the east shoreline of North America north of Virginia. Parlee Beach Provincial Park is one of New Brunswick's most prevalent recreational regions, pulling in more than 16,000 guests on end of the week days and has yearly appearance rates of more than 400,000 totally in the late spring months.