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A Statement from The Timber Walk

A Statement from The Timber Walk

Construction of The Timber Walk is continuing. August 25, 2026 There has been considerable discussion recently about my plans for The Timber Walk, and I believe it is important to clearly explain where things stand. I will continue construction of Birchwood Cottage. As was always the plan, before proceeding with any additional development or construction, I will obtain the approvals and permits required by the applicable authorities. I understand that some of my neighbours disagree with my plans. They have every…

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The Person Behind The Timber Walk

The Person Behind The Timber Walk

Hi, I’m Daniel Mark. The Timber Walk started with a piece of forest in a quaint rural subdivision, a lot of ideas, and a belief that there was an opportunity to create something special in this quiet corner of New Brunswick. I’ve spent much of my adult life building things in one way or another. For more than two decades, I served as an officer in the Canadian Armed Forces, where I learned a lot about leadership, responsibility, planning and,…

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Our Plans and Commitment to the Community

Our Plans and Commitment to the Community

The Timber Walk is a small-scale forest retreat being developed in Lower Greenwich, New Brunswick. We are aware of recent concerns being expressed online regarding the development of the property. We believe it is important that accurate information about the project be available directly from us. What we are building The Timber Walk is being developed in phases. The first phase is our private cottage and supporting infrastructure. Future phases may include a couple of small rental cabins and a…

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Slow Camping at The Timber Walk: Time Unrushed, Fires Unhurried

Slow Camping at The Timber Walk: Time Unrushed, Fires Unhurried

In a world that moves too fast, camping often ends up feeling like another race — rushing to pack the car, claim a site, set up the tent before dark, and squeeze “rest” into a weekend that feels anything but restful. Slow camping is the opposite of that. It’s not about doing less; it’s about doing things with intention. You don’t go to check off a destination. You go to stay a while, listen longer, and notice what happens when you let…

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