Directions
Travel by Air
There are three main airports in New Brunswick: Saint John (YSJ), Fredericton (YFC) and Moncton (YQM). Saint John Airport is closest, only 15 minutes by car. Fredericton and Moncton airports are both approximately 1 hour away. There is also the Halifax International Airport (Stanfield International) in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This is a four hour drive from RNS.
Daily flights arrive at the Saint John Airport from Halifax, Toronto, and Montreal.
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Flying to Saint John, New Brunswick
Please confirm that your flight reservation is for Saint John, New Brunswick (Airport Code YSJ) and not St. John's, Newfoundland.
Travel by Car
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Driving from Saint John
Take Route 1 (the Mackay Highway) toward Sussex. Click on the "Directions" icon shown on the above map for complete driving directions using Google Maps. -
Driving from Fredericton
Take Route 7 and follow the signs to Saint John. Click on the "Directions" icon shown on the above map for complete driving directions using Google Maps. -
From Moncton, Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island
From Moncton follow the signs to Sussex. Click on the "Directions" icon shown on the above map for complete driving directions using Google Maps. -
Driving from the US-Canada border at Calais - St. Stephen
Once you clear Canadian customs, follow Route 1 to Saint John, New Brunswick. Click on the "Directions" icon shown on the above map for complete driving directions using Google Maps. -
Driving from the US-Canada border at Houlton - Woodstock
Once you clear Canadian customs, follow Route 2 to Fredericton, New Brunswick. Click on the "Directions" icon shown on the above map for complete driving directions using Google Maps.
40 College Hill Road
Rothesay, NB
E2E 5H1
Canada
+1-506-847-8224
+1-866-768-4372
info@rns.cc
Rothesay, NB
E2E 5H1
Canada
+1-506-847-8224
+1-866-768-4372
info@rns.cc
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Rothesay Netherwood School is located on the traditional territory of the Wolastoqiyik and Mi’kmaq Peoples. We are honoured to share this place, and as a school community, we are committed to being responsible stewards of the land on which we live, teach, and learn, both today and for future generations.
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