Hours of Operation
The Park is now closed for the season.
We will reopen in late-May, 2026.
Daily hours of operation for the historic buildings and programs:
10 am Atlantic (9 am Eastern) to 6 pm Atlantic (5 pm Eastern)
Some programs and services, such as the Prince Café, may have different hours.
Admission to the Park, including the Roosevelt Cottage, is FREE.
Please note: Roosevelt Campobello International Park is located in New Brunswick, Canada, which observes Atlantic Time. One hour ahead of Maine’s Eastern time zone.**
Frequently Asked Questions
What time zone is Roosevelt Campobello International Park in?
Our most frequently asked question! Roosevelt Campobello International Park, and Campobello Island, are in Atlantic Time. If it is 5:00 pm in Maine, it is 6:00 pm in New Brunswick! Please keep this in mind when traveling from Lubec to attend programs.
Do I need a passport to visit Campobello Island?
Yes, you need a passport to visit Campobello Island - but it’s worth it! Getting here takes a little planning—but thousands of visitors do it every year, and we’ll help you feel prepared: Contact us today!
How much time should I allow to visit the Park?
A visit to Roosevelt Campobello International Park can be made in an afternoon or over multiple days. We recommend allowing at least 3 to 4 hours, and more if you plan to attend any of our programs, such as Eleanor’s Tea, FDR Happy Hour, or to take a walk or hike in our breathtaking natural areas.
How much walking is required to visit Roosevelt Campobello International Park?
The historic cottage buildings are located within an easy and flat 200m to 500m from each other and the Visitor Centre, the location of our main parking lot. The exception is the Wells-Shober Cottage, the location of “Eleanor’s Tea”, which is located 800m from the Visitor Centre (Wells-Shober Cottage is also accessible by car and has a small visitor parking lot). The Natural Area trails vary in length and are designed to offer short, medium, and long walking and hiking excursions when traveled in combination.
Are the historic buildings, including Roosevelt Cottage, accessible to wheelchairs and mobility devices?
Yes, all historic cottages and the Visitor Centre have main-level accessible entrances for wheelchairs and mobility devices. The first floor of the Roosevelt Cottage is accessible via an entrance ramp, and a video tour of the second floor is available. Many of the Park drives offer vistas that can be enjoyed from a vehicle, and many scenic observation decks, such as Friar’s Head and Liberty Point, have ramp access.
Where should I park?
There is plenty of free day parking for vehicles at the Visitor Centre. Parking for RVs and campers is available at the Visitor Centre as well. Parking is also available at Prince Café.
Are pets allowed at Roosevelt Campobello International Park?
Pets are allowed on Park grounds. Pets may not be left unattended and shall be on a six-foot leash at all times. Except for service dogs or sight-guiding dogs, pets are not allowed in Park buildings or shelters.
Does Roosevelt Campobello International Park sell gift certificates?
There are gift certificates available for the Visitor Centre Gift Shop, and the Prince Café. Please get in touch with Park Administration for more details.
Does the Prince Café take reservations?
No, the Prince Café does not take reservations. Reservations may be required for special dinners and dinner programs.
Do I need a reservation to enter the Park?
No, you do not need a reservation or ticket to enter the Park before your visit. Exceptions would include special events, the Eleanor’s Tea 3pm(AT) seating or FDR Happy Hour.
Is Roosevelt Campobello International Park a Seasonal Establishment?
Yes, Roosevelt Campobello International Park is open seasonally. Typically, we open the weekend after Victoria Day in May and remain open until the Saturday after Columbus Day in mid-October. Buildings and interpretation cease at this time in October; however, the grounds and Natural Area remain open to the public year-round.