At Fundy Footprints, we’re proud to be the current stewards of the house first built by Captain John Carson in 1856. Although the original home was lost to the Great Fire of 1900, he rebuilt it the following year—on the same foundation where it still stands today. We embrace that history while adapting the property with modern touches and a careful sense of style. Our lobby welcomes you and hosts our breakfast in the morning. Our loft features incredible views of the sea caves and is a great place to play games, read a book, or relax. Outside, our 2nd and 3rd floor decks overlook the ocean and are a great place to sit and soak up the sun. On the first floor outside our lobby, our veranda has ample seating and offers a great place to sit outside in the shade. Our rooms are carefully appointed, offer ensuite bathrooms and comfortable beds. We take pride in the standard of cleanliness and friendliness that we hold ourselves to.

Fundy Footprints is located only steps from the St. Martins beach, which we recommend going for a walk on at both low and high tide, to truly appreciate the highest tides in the world. We also offer portable a portable firepit, allowing you to relax and enjoy a bonfire right on the beach. We are also in walking distance to some incredible restaurants and attractions, including Periwinkles and Costal Tides restaurant, Ole Molly’s Bar, the Peter Salmon Art Gallery, the Quaco Museum, Huttges General Merchants, Octopus Ice Cream and more. We are just a short drive from Spinney’s and the Caves restaurant as well. The Fundy Trail Provincial Park is located just a 11 minute drive from Fundy Footprints and features 20 lookouts, 4 waterfalls, 7 beaches, 14 hiking trails, and the famous Fundy Footpath which links St. Martins to Alma via a hike along the coast.