Jordan Miller Beach is a public beach located in the Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada. It is situated at the end of Cameron Road, off Gondola Point Road, providing direct road access for visitors. The beach features inviting sand and gentle waves, suggesting a generally calm shore-break suitable for launching paddlecraft like kayaks and stand-up paddleboards. The overall character is a relaxing atmosphere, well-suited for families and beachgoers. For paddlers, this indicates a straightforward carry from nearby parking to the water's edge, though the exact distance varies. The beach is on the Kennebecasis River, a major tidal tributary of the Saint John River system, which means paddlers must be prepared for tidal currents. The presence of gentle waves suggests some wind exposure, typical of a river setting. Directly from the beach, paddlers can explore the scenic Kennebecasis River. Nearby paddle destinations accessible from this launch point include Renforth Wharf Beach to the west and Gondola Point Beach to the east, both located along the same shoreline. The beach is a public access point in the Rothesay area. There are no formal boat launches or established paddling facilities at this beach, so paddlers should be self-sufficient. The water body's aesthetic is that of a natural, sandy beach on a wide river, with the surrounding area being part of the historic and residential landscape of Rothesay.