Sullivan’s Crossing Season 4 Sets Official Streaming Release Date On Netflix

Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 has officially crossed its way onto Netflix’s schedule.

The Canadian romantic drama premiered on CTV in 2023, though future seasons also started airing on The CW, including its fourth season, which premiered in April 2026. However, in 2025, Netflix started licensing the series in Canada and the United States.

Now, Netflix has announced that Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 will be released next month on June 30. The streaming service confirmed several release dates for series releasing in June 2026, including Sweet Magnolias season 5 on June 11 and Avatar: The Last Airbender season 2 on June 25. See all the release dates in the slideshow below:

Created by Roma Roth, based on the series of novels by Robyn Carr (who also wrote Virgin River), Sullivan’s Crossing follows neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan, who, after running into legal issues, returns to her small hometown in rural Nova Scotia to rebuild her relationship with her estranged father, Sully.

Sullivan’s Crossing‘s cast includes Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray, Tom Jackson, Andrea Menard, and Scott Patterson in main roles. Those appearing in recurring roles include Lynda Boyd, Allan Hawco, Dakota Taylor, Amalia Williamson, Peter Outerbridge, Lauren Hammersley, Reid Price, Lindura Sappong, Zayn Maloney, Richard Donat, Calem MacDonald, T. Thomason, Hugh Thompson, Kate Vernon, Steve Lund, John Ralston, and Joel Oulette.

In ScreenRant‘s Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 review, Lorianne Palinkas rated it eight of 10 stars and writes, “The CW’s drama still feels like home despite Scott Patterson’s exit… Despite the shocking exit of Scott Patterson’s character, Sully, Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 still feels as cozy and comfortable as ever.”

With only 1 review from a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic and fewer than 50 ratings from audiences, Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 does not yet have a Rotten Tomatoes score from either group. However, season 1 has a 67% score from critics, coupled with a 57% audience score. Combined with season 2’s 80% and 67% audience scores, the series has an average 68% audience score.