WELCOME to the Village of Doaktown!
Welcome to the Village of Doaktown nestled in the valley of the Upper Southwest Miramichi River and famous the world over for its’ fishing (the incomparable Atlantic salmon), its’ quiet friendliness and its’ easy going lifestyle.
Come for a visit or, better yet, come for “longer.” It’s not only the salmon that find the love of the Miramichi a powerful one!
There’s something about our River that makes people say with a sigh of relief “I’m Home!”

Public Announcements
Village of Doaktown Subdivision by Law To be Repealed and Replace
Please see the proposed By-Law No. 2026-02-28 Village of Doaktown Subdivision By Law.
By Law N0. 2005-03, Village of Doaktown Subdivision by Law will be repealed and replace with By Law No. 2026-02-28.
If there are any questions or concerns, please email info@doaktown.ca.
3rd reading and Enactment will be announce once the new Council is in place.
Thank You!
Our Village At A Glance!
OUR MAYOR
OUR PHONE NUMBERS

Mayor Carl Price
- Mayor Carl Price: (506) 365-0111
- Councillor Art O'Donnell: (506) 261-3298
- Councillor Beresford Price: (506) 259-3636
- Councillor Paige Storey: (506) 626-1575
- Councillor Kyla Price: (506)
- Councillor Scott : (506)
- Village Office: (506) 365-7970
(Clerk Karen Petitpas ext:1)
(Treasurer Krista Lambert ext:2) &
(Office Assistant joy Amos ext:3)
- Water & Wastewater (Shawn Brown): (506) 365-0138
- Arena Manager (Mark Betts): (506) 365-7945; Cell: (506) 365-0411

Village Attractions
Fishing/ Canoeing
The Doaktown/ Upper Miramichi area boasts some of the greatest Salmon fishing and canoeing available in all of Canada.
History
The River, its salmon, the wildlife and our spectacular scenery have made this area a year-round tourist destination. For a small rural community, we offer a surprising array of services and amenities, and given our long history of welcoming “sports” to share in our River, you’ll find us friendly and eager to welcome you too.
Museums
The Atlantic Salmon Museum offers a unique perspective in our area's rich fishing history.
The Doak House transports you in time when hard work and a simpler life connected the entire community
Discover Doaktown
Leave Us A Message
Contact via Site
Good Morning Mayor Munn and Mayor O'Donnell.
I just wanted to send you a quick note about my weekend. I have a 14-year-old daughter who plays varsity volleyball for the Tantramar Titans team here in Sackville, NB and we put our name in to play in a tournament at the Central New Brunswick Academy on Saturday this past weekend. All the parents who brought the girls to the tournament had to get up around 5:00 am to get there on time for our first game so everyone was running on little sleep and little patience.
I'm telling you both this because I wanted to let you know what an absolute joy it was to be a part of the tournament and surrounded by people from your communities. The welcome that we got was immediately noticed by players, coaches, and parents and not just at the school (which is a beautiful building, by the way) but by the stores and gas stations we visited as well. The girls on the team made friends with players from most of the teams even though they were fighting hard to win and a lot of them left with contacts added on their Snapchat (I'm too old to use it.....but from what I'm told you don't just give your contact out to anyone ?).
We also had an unfortunate incident with one of our girls when she took a wonky step and ended up with a badly sprained ankle. She will be on crutches for a while! The support she got during the incident and even days after was truly impressive and touching. The staff from the school, parents and coaches from the teams, and even the players themselves were helping to get this girl everything she needed and helped her get back into her truck for the long ride back to the Moncton hospital. We've had people reach out after asking how she is and if she is ok.
With the feeling that I got being in your municipalities and involved in this tournament, you should feel lucky and proud of how special your communities are and the people that represent them.....which I'm sure you do. Just wanted to pass this along and to say thank you to you both and your residents for the impact you've made on us here in Tantramar.
The question I always get is "Why did you move to Doaktown" as an inquisitive question from people we meet.
I could not believe the friendliness of the town, with people dropping off goodies on our doorstep, delivering groceries, delivering hardware items and deliver take-out to us.
We could not wait to explore our town. We were in awe, crossing over the bridge. The scenery was breathtaking. To this day, I still get the same feeling when I cross over the bridge. The beautiful trees and the mighty Miramichi river, right at our fingertips. There are so many places to explore, the covered bridge at Nelson's Hollow, Priceville Footbridge, so many trails and places to swim.
The town itself has everything you need here, something I did not have when I lived in Ontario in a very small town. The people are very friendly and are willing to help you out anytime you call on them.
We have made many friendships and our social calendar is full.
In conclusion, Doaktown is where we will lay our roots.
Thank you to all the people we have met so far. You have been gracious in accepting us into your, and now our, community.
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