Giant Lobster

A really fantastic sculpture, very realistic with lots of detail and great for getting selfies, especially with the steps added to get to the top. This was a must see on our trip, Shediac is the lobster capital only the world after all! Even if you are just driving through to get to P. E. I, it’s worth a stop to take a look and snap some pictures. We were out of season but from what we understand lots of shops and food places are open in the summer.

The park is nicely done, scenic area, nice interpretive center. Only one store was open 9/27.

A great picture opportunity and shouldn't be missed.
I find there is usually someone around that will take a picture of all of you here which is nice when your on vacation.

Wow.tres surpris de cette place. Tres jolie pour prendre dea photos afin d'avoir de bons souvenirs. La journée où j'étais allé, tout était fermé. Mais mis à part, s'est très belle place, de la construction en ce moment, mais s'est ouvert, cette place va grandir. Je vous recommande le detour ainsi que l'arrêt. S'est une très belle place et les photos possibles sont le fun.

God place for upto had an hour. Click picture with/on giant lobster statue.
There are washrooms on site.
A few antique and art shops and stalls from local artists.

Nearby there are famous restaurants where you buy or eat lobster.

Unexpectedly fun!

There are a couple of cute little pop up shops and some souvenir stores as well as a place for a lobster roll.of course.

It's a giant lobster great for taking pictures with. You can climb up and get right up close too. There are also some nice tourist shops and a little seafood take out restarting right there

Always a great place to re-visit and catch some views of the Giant? In Shediac. Quite Iconic and definitely a tourist attraction.

The giant lobster is a nice attraction but the local shops' sales were not as friendly as I was expected. Overall, it was an okay experience

Cool place for quick stopover and pictures, local handmade crafts shops are amazing, a great home made ice cream shop around the corner is bonus.

Bel endroit en entrant à Shédiac à coté de l'information touristique. On peut s'y faire prendre en photo près du homard géant. Les gens y sont tous simplement charmants.

Belle attraction touristique. Le monument est superbe et ça fait de bien belle photos, surtout en fin de journée avec le soleil qui descent.

Rien à faire d'autre que prendre la photo du grand homard. 55$ pour trois goudilles a un homard je trouve le prix très très exagéré. Très déçu.

Un endroit à vIsite au moins une fois dans sa vie SHEDIACK, NONCTON, HOPEWEL- CAPE, PARLEE- BEACH, ET AUTRES ENDROITS AU NOUVEAU BRUNSWICK. JE SUIS ALLÉ TROIS FOIS AVEC MES ENFANTS.un endroit à visité. Les gens sont accueillant.

Le homard géant est vraiment l'emblème par excellence de la ville de Shédiac et les environs. Il y en a qui pensent que le homard géant sert juste à prendre deux ou trois photos avant de repartir mais ils se trompent: le homard géant est devenu le point de rencontre pour les familles et groupes d'amis qui se sont donné rendez-vous sur la côte Atlantique parce qu'il est très facile à trouver et si un de vos amis cherche son chemin, vous êtes certain que peu importe où il arrête pour demander la direction à suivre, tout le monde dans la région sait comment se rendre au homard géant et ils vont se faire un plaisir d'indiquer le chemin.

I took my two daughters (12 &10) to the school to gain experience and knowledge with horses and farm life. From the moment we arrived, we were engaged. Tim, Courtney and the staff were friendly, informative, good natured, easy going, patient and fun loving. We quickly established a family environment where everyone was included, regardless of previous experience. The transformation I witnessed in riding abilities was almost astonishing. The staff build confidence in every rider and allow you to go at your own pace. My daughters thrived on the experience every day and will remember their time there for the rest of their lives. I highly recommend this school for anyone wanting to experience life on the farm and learn the beautiful art of natural horsemanship.

We stopped during a family trip around NB and on our way to Moncton. Only 20-30 minutes east of Moncton. One of NB's large object tourist traps, the lobster is a great photo op. Then explore the area with many colorful buildings for a rest stop, including bathrooms, ice cream shop, gift shop and paddleboat/kayak rentals. Explore the water behind the building and swing on the benches to take in the view. Then head down the street to experience the rest of the town. About 1 hour from the PEI bridge to the south.