Main gallery at the Fundy Geological Museum.

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Hours

Current hours

  • Tuesday to Sunday
  • 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
  • May 16 to September 27, 2026

Fall and winter hours

  • Monday to Friday
  • 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
  • Effective September 28, 2026 to May 21, 2027

Holiday Hours

Admissions

Gallery Admissions

Adults$8.50
Youth & Students$6.00
Seniors$7.50
1 Adult Family (2+ children) $17.50
2 Adult Family (2+ children)$24.00
Group (10+ people, one transaction) $7.25
Children 5 & underFree

**Prices do not include HST. For special rates please call 1 866 856 DINO (3466)

B0M Locals Get In Free

The Fundy Geological Museum offers free admission for residents with a B0M postal code. Let our staff know if you are a local resident!

Canada Strong Pass

June 19 to September 7

We are pleased to participate in the Canada Strong Pass this summer. From June 19 to September 7, the following special admission rates apply.

  • Free admission for those 17 and under
  • 50% discount on admission for those 18 to 24 years old

Nova Scotia Museum Annual Pass

Adult Pass: $46.45 - Applies to individuals 18 years and older.

Family Pass: $91.85 - Applies to 2 adults and their children 17 years and under.

Location

162 Two Islands Road
Parrsboro, Nova Scotia

Accommodations

Planning your visit? Find nearby places to stay.

Discover Options Near the Museum

Tide Times

Twice daily, approximately 160 billion tonnes of seawater flow into and out of the Bay of Fundy – that’s more than the flow of all the world’s freshwater rivers combined during the same 6-hour interval!

Experience the highest tides in the world

Visitor Information

We ask that all visitors follow the guidelines described below. 

Staff reserves the right to ask anyone not following the Visitor Code of Conduct to leave the premises. 

  • Food and drink are not permitted in the gallery
  • Be courteous and respectful to other visitors, volunteers, and staff. The Fundy  Geological Museum does not tolerate abu se or harassment (physical or verbal), or discriminatory language of any kind towards any person for any reason. 
  • Any actions or symbols that support or commemorate current or historical hate groups are not permitted inside the Museum or on its premise.
  • Follow Provincial and municipal laws and regulations governing fossil, mineral, and artifact collecting. Fossils are protected in Nova Scotia and may only be collected  with a Heritage Research Permit issued by the Province of Nova Scotia. We kindly ask  our visitors to notify staff of any new discoveries they have made in Nova Scotia.
  • All third-party contractors must provide proof of liability insurance to the Fundy Geological Museum. Third party contractors include but are not limited to: individuals    completing work at the Museum, third-party recreational groups, and tourism operators.  Proof of coverage is to be provided to the Chief Operations Officer prior to or immediately  on arrival to the Museum premises.
  • Visitors will refrain from entering the non-public workspaces of the premises unless an invitation from a staff member has been extended to them.
  • Only service animals are permitted inside the Fundy Geological Museum.  All pets must leashed at all times on the museum grounds including the walking trail system. Please pick-up and properly dispose of pet waste. 

We hope that you enjoy your visit!

The Fundy Geological Museum is home to a Community Visitor Information Centre! We are open year-round during Museum hours. Let us help you make the most of your Nova Scotia vacation!

Have a question? We can help with:

  • Local tide times and best practice for visiting local shorelines
  • Hiking trails and where to find waterfalls
  • Accommodations
  • Restaurants
  • Local shopping
  • Where should we go next?
  • Hidden gems – where do the locals go?

You can find us at 162 Two Islands Road, Parrsboro.

If you arrive after hours, we have a self serve information centre located outside of the Fundy Geological Museum. Simply scan the QR codes to connect with local accommodations, restaurants, and attractions.

For Provincial tourism information visit www.novascotia.com

Six people in the distance walking on a beach on the Bay of Fundy.

Group Tours

From hands-on workshops to guided tours, our Group Programming offers a variety of engaging experiences for all ages and interests. Explore the options and book your group's adventure today.

Group booking information

Accessibility

Although we still have much work to do to be fully accessible, we do offer the following and welcome you to the museum. We will update this page as we make improvements.

  • Designated accessible parking spaces with curb cut to sidewalk
  • A sloped sidewalk leads to the main entrance
  • There is a drop off spot in front of the museum
  • Our main door is equipped with a power opener
  • Exhibits are on one level
  • Spacious exhibits with wide pathways
  • Seating available in select locations throughout the facility
  • Washroom doors are propped open (while we wait to have power door openers installed) and have accessible stalls
  • One wheelchair is available for visitor use (first come, first serve)
  • Staff are trained to give guided tours to all guests (English only)
  • Fire alarms include both auditory and visual signals
  • The Fundy Geological Museum is proud to be an Aira Access Partner

We will update this page as we make improvements.

Storm Closures

Please check our social media for storm closure updates prior to visiting the Fundy Geological Museum.

The Fundy Geological Museum follows the Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education when making closure decisions in the event of a storm or forecasted storm.