Step into 19th-century New Brunswick — not as a spectator, but as a guest. Set on a sweeping bend of the St. John River, Kings Landing is a living village where costumed interpreters portray real people from the province's past. The blacksmith works at his forge. A carpenter shapes timber by hand. Working farms with draft horses and heritage livestock dot the landscape. In the kitchens, meals are being made over open hearths and woodstoves — glimpses of daily life as it actually was. Let us take you back. 2026 Visiting Note: Essential infrastructure renewal is underway on the east side of the village through July. The west side — including Joslin Farm, the Grist Mill, the Sash and Door Factory, and Kings Head Inn — is fully open. Admission is reduced to reflect the modified access. Full village reopens in August.