Le Barachois is a coastal feature within Kouchibouguac National Park in New Brunswick's Kent Rural District. This saltwater lagoon or bay is noted for its warm waters, which are among the warmest north of Virginia due to the influence of the Northumberland Strait. The park provides opportunities for canoeing and kayaking on this water body. Access to the park's more remote rustic campgrounds is specifically noted as being possible by canoe or kayak, suggesting paddling is a recognized mode of transport within the park's waterways, which include Le Barachois. The park offers extensive facilities for visitors, including multiple campgrounds, picnic areas, and a network of cycling and hiking trails. The area holds significant cultural history related to the Acadian community and the park's establishment. Paddlers should be aware that this is a marine environment within a national park, and all relevant Parks Canada regulations and safety practices for coastal paddling apply.