Why is it called the blueberry capital?

Oxford is home to the largest wild blueberry processing facility in the world.

No, there is no passenger train service.

How long is the drive?

The drive is approximately 25 minutes.

There are limited accommodations; consider booking in advance.

Yes, it is a standard, safe rural road.

Oxford

Driving

Wallace to Oxford

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Wallace to Oxford is a short 30-kilometer drive taking approximately 25 minutes. You will travel via Route 368, which connects directly to the Oxford area. This is a very quick trip through the rural landscape of Cumberland County. It is the most efficient way to reach the town known as the 'Wild Blueberry Capital of Canada'.

Total Distance: 30 km driving distance; 25 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving takes 25 minutes via the direct route.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the only practical and cost-effective method.

Compare Wallace to Oxford Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

25 minutes

Avg Price

8-12 CAD

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Route 368.

The route is well-marked and easy to navigate.

Travel Tips

Blueberry Season
Expect more traffic in town during the peak harvest season in August.
Services
Oxford has more amenities than Wallace, making it a good place to stop for supplies.
Navigation
The route is straightforward, but keep an eye out for farm vehicle crossings.
Parking
Parking is plentiful and free throughout the town.
Timing
Any time of day is suitable for this short drive.

Safety Tips

Farm Equipment
Be patient with slow-moving tractors on rural roads.
Road Conditions
Watch for loose gravel on the shoulders of the road.
Visibility
Use your lights during the early morning hours.
Emergency
Ensure your vehicle is in good working order before leaving.