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- The Perth-Andover Motor Inn
- Village of Perth-Adover
- Mount Carleton Provincial Park
- Gathering of the Scots Festival
- Fiddles on the Tobique Annual Canoe Trip
- Aroostock Valley Golf Course
- Grand Falls Gorge
- Perth-Andover Homecoming 2010
- Carleton Voctoria Arts Council
- Perth-Andover Farmer's Market, Boardwalk, Southern Victoria Historical Museum, York's Dining Room, NB Trail, Appalachian Trail
- Potato World Museum
- World's Longest Covered Bridge
Useful Local Links
Exit # 115 at the village of Perth-Andover. Turn left (East) on Hwy 190. Travel just 100 meters under (Route# 2) overpass. Turn right (South) on Hwy 109. Continue on Hwy 109 for 1 km across bridge. Turn right on Perth Main St. Travel 3 Km (South) along Main Street (Route# 105) to festival site.
TRAVELLING NORTH ON ROUTE #2:
Exit # 115 at the village of Perth-Andover. Stay on Hwy 109 and cross bridge. Turn right on Perth Main St. Travel 3 Km (South) along Main Street (Route# 105) to festival site.
TRAVELLING FROM UNITED STATES:
East on Hwy 167 from Fort Fairfield, Maine. Cross the Canada/US border where road becomes Hwy 190. Travel 7 Km towards Perth-Andover until you pass under Hwy # 2 (overpass). Turn right (South) on Hwy 109. Continue on Hwy 109 for 1 km across bridge. Turn right on Perth Main St. Travel 3 Km (South) along Main Street (Route# 105) to festival site.
The Village of Perth-Andover
Where is Perth-Andover? Map
PDF Map of The Village of Perth-Andover
Taken from www.perth-andover.com
This lovely Village is located on the Saint John River, 40 km south of Grand Falls near the mouth of the Tobique River. Perth on the east side of the river and Andover on the west were amalgamated into a Village in 1966 and have a population service area in excess of 6000 people. Nestled between the rolling hills of the upper river valley, this picturesque village is often referred to as the “Gateway to the Tobique”.
The Perth-Andover Motor Inn has secured a special block of rooms for The Larlee Creek Hullabaloo. Please call 1-(506)-273-2224 or email painn@nb.aibn.com for reservations or more information.
On-site camping is available again at Hullabaloo IV!
The picturesque background of Baird's Memorial Campground* along the banks of the Saint John River, offers the perfect setting for the Hullabaloo. With the added conveniences of beautiful camping sites, cabin rentals, swimming pool, mini-golf, and the famous hospitality of the staff of "The Bogan Restaurant & Lounge", festival visitors choosing to stay on-site are guaranteed a relaxing and enjoyable stay at this family owned and operated campground. Baird's campground is located literally inches away from The Hullabaloo - for reservations call 1-506-273-3080
PLEASE NOTE
Camping is NOT included in your ticket price but can be purchased separately from Baird's* campground. It is also important to note your Hullabaloo ticket provides access to the festival grounds, NOT to the campground,
For The Hullabaloo weekend, the campground is specially reserved for Hullabaloo Weekend Pass holders only!
The Larlee Creek Hullabaloo is growing in popularity and size and are fortunate to have nearby camping available to festival-goers. Baird's campground, in support of the Larlee Creek Hullabaloo, graciously, have coordinated efforts to be able to offer this service to festival-goers.
*Larlee Creek Hullabaloo Inc. is NOT affiliated with Baird's Campground (but only a stone's throw away). For further camping information and rules please contact Baird's Campground at 1-506-273-3080.
For more information about The Larlee Creek Hullabaloo music festival please call 1-877-778-7271 or email info@larleecreekmusic.ca
