Elevated ocean views
The land's natural terracing opens sweeping sightlines across the Bay of Fundy to the Two Islands, Five Islands, the Blomidon Peninsula and Cape Split.
Sometimes the world moves too fast for dreams to come alive. Here, the world's pause button is yours to control.

Choose an ocean-view or tidal-river property and make the Fundy Shore your base for an active retirement, extended stays or year-round living.
Here, a day might begin with a quiet walk along the rocky shoreline, a paddle on the tidal river, a bike ride along a coastal road or an early nine at the Parrsboro Golf Club.
Later, you might head into nearby Parrsboro, the small, vibrant community where everyday essentials sit alongside a lively cultural scene. Spend the afternoon browsing local exhibitions at the Art Lab, discovering the region's remarkable natural history at the Fundy Geological Museum, or exploring local shops.
In the evening, enjoy a drink at the Two Islands Brewery, take in a performance at the Ship's Company Theatre or come home to your private piece of Rockcliffe, where long views, deep quiet and a protected natural setting await.
Start a conversationThe land's natural terracing opens sweeping sightlines across the Bay of Fundy to the Two Islands, Five Islands, the Blomidon Peninsula and Cape Split.
The Moose River changes dramatically with the tides, transforming from a narrow stream to a broad, sheltered waterway twice each day.
Deeded trail access leads to Rockcliffe's rugged beach, while private community roads and protective covenants help preserve the landscape for the long term.


Set 250 to 450 feet above sea level, these spacious ocean-view properties offer privacy and expansive views across the Bay of Fundy.
River-view properties sit 30 to 200 feet above the Moose River, overlooking the area's most sheltered anchorage and the Cobequid Hills.
Twice daily, 100 billion tonnes of water sweep in and out of the Bay of Fundy, scouring fantastic shapes in the land and providing feeding grounds for an amazing range of birds, fish and marine mammals.
The shoreline also bears traces of the area's logging and shipbuilding past, including the remains of old dams and wharves. According to local lore, timber from the area even helped build New York City's Empire State Building.
This is Mi'kma'ki, the traditional territory of the Mi'kmaq people. Here, fossil hunters discover traces of the world's smallest dinosaurs, while rockhounds uncover stunning amethyst, agate, jasper and quartz. Each day, the world's highest tides transform the coastline.
Take a short aerial journey across Rockcliffe's forested terraces and rugged shoreline, with wide-open views across the Bay of Fundy.
Explore available lots alongside future phases and established homes within the community.
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Rockcliffe's landscape changes by the hour and through every season. Watch it unfold through our live camera overlooking The Two Islands, a Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark geosite, or discover more of Rockcliffe through the photos below.















Behind Rockcliffe is Moose River Land Company, a small, multigenerational family business with deep ties to this remarkable stretch of the Bay of Fundy.

David grew up on the Fundy Shore and was always drawn to this land at the Moose River. He imagined it as a place to one day live and relax, where family could gather and others could experience the natural beauty and peaceful character of the Fundy Shore.
After making their home and raising their family in the area, David and Judy founded Rockcliffe in 1985. Through decades of determination and hard work, they shaped the community that exists here today.
David and Judy's children, Michael, Alyson and Matthew grew up with Rockcliffe and have been part of its story from the beginning. Today, together with grandson Brendan, they continue the work their parents began. Their connection to Rockcliffe is personal, but each also brings professional experience and practical expertise to the business.
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