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Savour the bounty of land and sea.

This is a place where life is shaped by the sea and fertile soil. Together they tell a captivat-ing story. The world’s highest tides carve the

dramatic cliffs and caves that define the Bay of Fundy coastline, making it one of the “Top 7 Natural Wonders of North America” and “Canada’s Natural Wonder” in the New7Wonders of Nature .

Fresh food is a way of life in the heartland of Nova Scotia’s farming and wine industry. The climate, rich soil, and grassland work together to produce bounti-ful harvests and elegant, character-rich wines. The area is home to several wineries; meet the vintners, discuss

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their cra� , and sample their award-winning creations. For a local delicacy, enjoy succulent scallops in Digby, the scallop capital of the world and home to the world’s largest inshore scallop fl eet.

The region features eight National Historic Sites, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve, partially located within Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site. Explore the history of the area and learn of the fi rst successful European settlement in North America (1605) at Port-Royal, or visit the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site, the iconic place of remembrance of the Acadians, and learn about Mi’kmaq history at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site.

For the ultimate rush, experience a one-of-a-kind tidal bore river ra� ing thrill ride on the Shubenacadie River, just 30 minutes from Truro. Create lasting memories here—feed the animals at the Oaklawn Farm Zoo, and enjoy hours of heart-pumping fun at Upper Clements Theme and Adventure Parks. Nearby Digby Neck and Islands is renowned for its whale watching adventures, and the Town of Digby is home to Canada’s largest multi-day motorcycle rally, the Wharf Rat Rally.

Blomidon Estate Winery, Canning

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Live theatre by moonlight, Two Planks and a Passion TheatreThis award-winning professional theatre of 25 years will more than impress with their outdoor spectacles presented on the grounds of the Ross Creek Centre for the Arts (see page 107).

Dempsey Corner Orchard, AylesfordSavour fresh cherries, blueberries, peaches, or apples at the U-pick, then enjoy the tea room, petting zoo, fi sh pond, and apple driving range! (See page 106.)

Bear RiverThis tidal village on stilts is home to numerous artists’ studios, shops, and galleries. Visit a local winery and discover where some of the fi rst grapevines in North America were planted.

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Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens, Annapolis RoyalNamed Canada’s 2015 Garden of the Year and one of the Top North American Gardens Worth Travelling For in 2012 at the Garden Tourism Awards, this beautiful 17-acre site in a tranquil setting overlooks a tidal river valley (see page 106).

Joggins Fossil Cliff s UNESCO World Heritage SiteExplore the imposing cliffs where exposed layers of rock reveal the world’s most complete fossil record of life 300 million years ago, when lush forests covered the area and much of the world’s tropics were preserved in stone in the sea cliff s of Joggins. Behind-the-scenes tours are available (see page 108).

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Local Flavours

Ultimate Lobster Feast, Cape d’Or

Dining on the Ocean Floor at Burntcoat Head Park

The Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley region combines the best of land and sea. From Digby scallops and fresh Bay of Fundy lobster to local produce and crisp wines, this region is a foodie’s playground.

Wild Caraway Restaurant & Café, Advocate HarbourEnjoy a delicious meal made with local ingredients while overlooking the Bay of Fundy in the quaint community of Advocate Harbour (see page 111).

Digby scallops at Digby Pines Resort, DigbyChew on this! No visit to the Digby area is complete without a sampling of succulent Digby scallops. Stop by for dinner at Churchill’s Restaurant & Lounge to delight in this world-famous local delicacy prepared a number of diff erent ways (see page 111).

Masstown Market, MasstownOffering fresh produce, fish, baked goodies, gifts, a garden centre, and a restaurant, the Market is the ideal place to stretch your legs (and grab an ice cream cone!). Stop by the lighthouse for fi sh and chips at the Catch of the Bay restaurant (see page 110).

Lightkeepers Kitchen, Advocate HarbourSeaside dining doesn’t get any better than this. Enjoy a lunch of The Lightkeeper’s Chowder or a supper featur-ing freshly prepared seafood in a cliff side dining room, next to the Cape d’Or Lighthouse (see page 102). Cash only.

Digby Pines Resort

Dining on the Ocean FloorFlying Apron Inn and CookeryThe world’s highest tides play host to the most unique dinner party on the planet. Start out by foraging for wild edible greens in the park before descending onto the ocean fl oor for a walk at low tide with your interpreter. Then settle in for a chef-prepared feast of charcuterie, fresh lobster and other local ingredients, paired with the best of Nova Scotian wines and cra� beers. End the night with a bonfi re and dessert as the tide rises to cover your former dining room with 50-feet of ocean waves (see page 111).

Must-Do Experiences

Lighthouse Lobster FeastLightkeepers Kitchen & GuesthouseA lobster experience like no other, this delicious evening starts with a glass of Nova Scotia wine paired with lobster dumplings, while you drink in the views of the rugged sea cliff s at Cape d’Or Lighthouse. Then you’ll roll up your sleeves to fetch some sea water from the beach for an authentic lobster boil, accompanied by chef-prepared local fare at the Lightkeepers Kitchen. A local lobsterman will share stories of the sea with you while you enjoy your meal (see page 102).

Flying Apron Cookery

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Let your taste buds lead the way

Tidal Bay Wine Tasting Adventure

If your dream vacation includes road-tripping from one perfect boutique winery, cra� brewery, cidery, or distillery to another and chatting with passionate vintners, brewers, and distillers about their art, then you’ve arrived!

Tidal Bay – Nova Scotia’s fi rst wine appellationBrilliantly reflecting the terroir, coastal breezes, and cooler climate of its birthplace, Tidal Bay wines are crisp, aromatic whites that pair perfectly with the Nova Scotia seafood we’re known for. Visit one of the many vineyards throughout the Annapolis Valley and across the province that are producing this premium white wine to learn the intricacies that make each winery’s version unique. See pages 65, 109, 110, 132 & 168 for wineries in Nova Scotia.

Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards, WolfvilleThe tasting room and retail store for Nova Scotia’s newest winery is housed in a stunning facility with a breathtaking view of Cape Blomidon and the Bay of Fundy. Nestled in the heart of Nova Scotia wine country, Lightfoot & Wolfville focuses on Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling and other German whites best suited for our microclimates. While visiting, pair your wine with a pizza baked onsite in the wood-fi red oven (see page 110).

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Must-Do Experiences

Tidal Bay Wine Tasting AdventureUncork Nova ScotiaLooking for a truly decadent adventure? Treat all your senses to an incredible three-course gourmet dinner, with each course being served at a diff erent winery—the only tour celebrating Nova Scotia’s distinctive, award-winning appellation white wine, Tidal Bay. You’ll experience behind-the-scenes vineyard tours, wine tast-ings, and food prepared by the best of local chefs. Set in the stunning Annapolis Valley, the tour includes visits to the wineries of Grand Pré, Blomidon, and Gaspereau (see page 194).

Devour the VinesLe Caveau at Grand Pré WinerySet amidst the beauty of the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site, this exclusive experience pairs delicious local wines and award-winning chefs with the world’s largest culinary fi lm festival—Devour! The Food Film Fest. You’ll be treated to a vineyard tour, wine tasting, and a multi-course dinner served outside with the vineyard as your dining room. Each course will be inspired by a short culinary fi lm and prepared table-side by the chef (see page 110).

Annapolis Cider Company, WolfvilleTalk about going local. The apples for ciders made at the Annapolis Cider Company are grown in local orchards; the juice is pressed down the road and is fermented at the cidery in downtown Wolfville. From their signature cider made from apple varieties like Gravenstein, Golden Russet, and Northern Spy to inno-vative blends like rhubarb ginger and sour cherry, stop by the cidery for a tasting. See pages 37, 65 & 110 for cideries in Nova Scotia.

Cra� distilling at its fi nest Stop by Still Fired Distilleries in Annapolis Royal to sample Thai Chili Vodka, Night Owl Coff ee Moonshine, or Fundy Gin. Barrelling Tide Distillery in Port Williams distills 5 Fathom Dark Rum, Tide Gin and Vodka, and fruity liqueurs made with Annapolis Valley berries. Coldstream Clear Distillery in Stewiacke off ers rum and vodka alongside fl avourful liqueurs like salted caramel and homemade apple pie, while Tangled Garden in Grand Pré creates tempting fl avour combinations in their liqueurs using fresh herbs grown in their gardens and local fruit from the Annapolis Valley. See pages 37, 65, 109, 110, 132, 142 & 188 for distilleries in Nova Scotia.

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Capture a MomentThe Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley region provides a study in colour and contrasts. Let your creativity run wild as you find that picture-perfect scene.

Digby Wharf Photograph the picturesque Fisherman’s Wharf as the brightly painted hulls of the world-famous scallop fleet dip and dance in the sparkling blue Annapolis Basin.

The Lookoff, ArlingtonJust north of Canning, on route 358, from the roadside you can see breathtaking panoramic views of the Annapolis Valley, stretching out in a patchwork of greens toward the red-hued Minas Basin and the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, Advocate HarbourHike along the edge of the park’s 180-metre (600-foot) cliffs or on the beaches below for some of the most magnificent sunsets in the province. Further inland, steep ravines and old-growth forests provide countless opportunities for captivating photo ops (see page 114).

View Park, The Landscape of Grand PréTake in the full expanse of the Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site from the View Park on Old Post Road, Grand Pré.

Bay of Fundy Tidal Interpretive Centre, South MaitlandFrom the deck overlooking the majestic Shubenacadie River, enjoy a stunning view of this tidal environment that changes by the minute! If you time your visit right, you’ll witness the natural phenomenon known as a tidal bore (see page 107).

Victoria Park, TruroWinding through a deep gorge, a bubbling stream leads to two waterfalls in this 1000-acre natural park in the centre of town, with great hiking and biking trails (see page 114).

The Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site

Digby waterfront

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Not-To-Be-Missed ExperiencesThe Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley region offers experiences and places to explore as bountiful and varied as the valley harvests. Below are a few suggestions to help make your visit complete. More unique experiences and attractions can be found starting on page 105.

Tangled Garden

Hall’s Harbour at low tide

History by candlelightCandlelight Graveyard Tours, Annapolis RoyalHave you ever thought of a graveyard as a place of adventure, learning, and discovery? Tour the oldest English graveyard in Canada by candlelight with an internationally acclaimed heritage interpreter (see page 195).

Plankton, Periwinkles and Predators Gael Tours, DigbyWalk the ocean floor during this hands-on adventure. The low tides of the Bay of Fundy expose several zones of seashore life, including periwinkles and barnacles (see page 195).

Explore the wildflower labyrinthTangled Garden, Grand PréStroll this 4-acre garden oasis, past the pond and through the aromas of raspberry and lavender, along the garden path to the picturesque shop where freshly harvested herbs and fruits are transformed into jewel-like jellies, liqueurs, and vinegars (see page 110).

Hall’s Harbour WharfIn scenic Hall’s Harbour, lobster boats bob at the wharf’s high-tide mark. A mere six hours later, when the tide recedes, the colourful fleet of vessels lies

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grounded on the harbour floor. Watch the tide recede as you enjoy a lobster supper overlooking the harbour at Hall’s Harbour Lobster Pound (see page 111).

Balancing Rock, Long IslandAn up-close view of Long Island’s striking basalt rock formations is just a five-minute ferry ride and a short hike from Digby Neck. This frequently photographed spot is a massive columnar basalt sea stack rock that rests precariously on its end. You have to see it to believe it! (For information on this and other trails in the area see pages 114 & 115.)

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North America’s only Hop-on, Hop-off wine tour The Wolfville Magic Winery Bus, WolfvilleVisit four local wineries in a traditional British double decker bus (June to October). A must for wine enthusiasts; sample Nova Scotia’s award-winning, internationally recognized wines (see page 194).

Enjoy award-winning theatre on the Parrsboro HarbourShip’s Company Theatre, ParrsboroShip’s Company Theatre is celebrating its 33rd season, commencing July 1 with three Main Stage plays, a Kid’s Stage production, Monday Night Concert Series, Youth Theatre Camps, and much more! (See page 108.)

An Acadian storyGrand-Pré National Historic Site, Grand PréStroll through sweeping gardens and a memorial church marking the 17th-century Acadian village and the Deportation that were both immortalized in H. W. Longfellow’s epic poem, Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie (see page 107).

Run on the ocean floorNot Since Moses Run, Five IslandsLace up your running shoes and run or walk 5 or 10 kilometres across a tidal river and onto an exposed sea bed, next to magnificent cliffs that are usually underwater. Held at low tide on July 15, 2018. notsincemoses.com

Sable Island poniesShubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park, Stewiacke Visit up close with the sturdy little Sable Island ponies that make this natural habitat park their home, along with dozens of native Nova Scotian mammal and bird species (see page 107).

Mi’kmaw heritage and legends Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre, Millbrook/TruroFollow the giant roadside statue of Kluscap as he points the way to an innovative multimedia presentation of Mi’kmaw heritage and legends. You’ll enjoy the exten-sive displays of ancient artifacts and traditional cra�s. Don’t forget to try speaking a few Mi’kmaw words (see page 107).

See age-old Mi’kmaw petroglyphs (carvings in stone)Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site, Maitland BridgeExplore ancient Mi’kmaw canoe routes, encampments, and portages, backcountry camping sites, spectacular stargazing, and an impressive system of hiking and cycling trails. Bring your own equipment or rent a canoe or kayak and safety equipment at Keji Outfitters (see page 112).

Mi’kmaw petroglyphs

Not Since Moses Run, Five Islands

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Historical EscapesThe region is home to some of the province’s earliest recorded history, from the fossils of prehis-toric creatures that roamed these lands to the legends of the Mi’kmaq and European settlers. In addition to the following suggestions, a full list of museums and attractions starts on page 105.

Port-Royal National Historic Site, Port RoyalRaise a toast to Samuel de Champlain and his hardy crew! On this site in 1605, they built the original Port Royal Habitation and founded North America’s first social club, the Order of Good Cheer, to help combat the hardships of winter. The Order of Good Cheer is both a stop on the Good Cheer Trail and inspiration for its name (see page 106).

Admiral Digby Museum, Digby This mid-1800s Georgian home presents period rooms containing impressive collections of furnishings, artifacts, and archives, and a genealogical research centre (see page 105).

Fort Anne National Historic Site, Annapolis RoyalExplore Canada’s oldest National Historic Site, one of the most hotly contested places in North America during the 1600s and 1700s (see page 106).

Greenwood Military Aviation Museum, GreenwoodThrough aircra� displays of Argus, Lancaster, Neptune, and T33, trace Greenwood’s military history from its beginnings as an RAF Station in 1942 to its present- day status as the largest airbase in Atlantic Canada (see page 106).

North Hills Museum, Granville FerryA must-see for antique buffs, this beautifully restored mid-18th-century farmhouse boasts a fine collection of English furniture, ceramics, silver, and Georgian glass (see page 106).

Prescott House Museum, Starr’s PointLearn about the growth of Nova Scotia’s apple industry at this gracious Georgian house; it belonged to Charles Prescott, a horticulturalist who introduced over 25 varieties of apples to Nova Scotia (see page 106).

Haliburton House Museum, WindsorJudge Thomas Chandler Haliburton’s elegant villa is furnished with some of his own Victorian-era posses-sions, including the desk where he may have written his famous “Sam Slick” stories, coining such famous quotes as “raining cats and dogs,” “quick as a wink,” and “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” (see page 107).

Lawrence House Museum, MaitlandFrom his study window, William D. Lawrence could watch his bustling shipyard on the shore of Cobequid Bay. The museum depicts life in Maitland in the late 19th century, and a tour through his home’s 23 rooms will take you past many of the heirlooms he collected in his world travels (see page 107).

Fort Anne National Historic Site, Annapolis Royal

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Watson Smith & Sons Tinsmith Shop and Hardware Store Museum, Shubenacadie See a display of vintage milk cans and hardware store items in this furnished heritage home and shop (see page 107).

Mastodon Ridge, StewiackeA life-sized replica of an 89,000-year-old mastodon towers atop the ridge overlooking the Shuben acadie River. Drop by the site’s visitor centre, visit the art gallery, enjoy an ice cream and 18 holes of mini-golf (see page 107) or visit Coldstream Clear Distillery’s shop for a tasting and to pick up a bottle of their rum, vodka or fl avoured liqueurs (see page 110).

Colchester Historeum, TruroState-of-the-art exhibits focus on the social history of Colchester County; the museum’s genealogical resources include family and community histories, photographs, and archival papers (see page 107).

Springhill Miners’ Museum, SpringhillTour the depths of a coal mine, famous in song and legend, with a knowledgeable guide, and see unique artifacts depicting the town’s remarkable industrial heritage (see page 108).

Age of Sail Heritage Centre, Port GrevilleThis family-oriented centre depicts the rich heritage of the Minas Basin timber and shipbuilding industries within a restored Methodist church, blacksmith shop, and historical lighthouse (see page 108).

Fundy Geological Museum, ParrsboroCheck out the planet’s earliest dinosaurs, giant dragonfl ies, and bug-like creatures as big as baseball bats! Interactive displays throughout the gallery lead you through half a billion years of geological history. Discover the area’s rich geological past on a guided beach tour with museum experts (see page 108).

Burntcoat Head Park

FORCE — The Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy

Stop at the FORCE visitor centre overlooking the technology test site in the Bay of Fundy. Learn about this leading Canadian research centre that is studying the potential for tidal turbines to operate within the Bay of Fundy (see page 108).

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Dig for DinosaursFundy Geological MuseumAn adventure millions of years in the making, you’ll experience the thrill of uncovering some of Canada’s oldest fossils. Hosted by the Fundy Geological Museum, fossil lovers will be whisked away on a 60-minute boat ride along the rugged cliffs and islands of the Bay of Fundy, followed by a walk on the ocean fl oor to the dig site along the fossil-rich Parrsboro Shore. Adventurers need not pack a lunch as the expedition begins with a fresh, local lobster roll to satisfy your appetite (see page 108).

Must-Do ExperienceDig for Dinosaurs, Fundy Geological Museum

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Outdoor AdventuresWith unspoiled beauty and natural wonder around every coastal curve, you have unlimited opportunities for enjoying the Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley region al fresco. Follow these suggestions or turn to page 111 for a complete listing of this region’s outdoor adventures.

Whale watching off Brier Island

Tidal Bore Ra�ing, Shubenacadie River

Tidal bore ra�ing on the Shubenacadie RiverVarious sites, Maitland to UrbaniaPrepare to get wet—the force of the incoming tide against the outflow of the Shubenacadie River forms roller-coaster waves that can be up to 4 metres (13 feet) high. Shoot the white-water rapids as the tide from the Bay of Fundy rushes up the Shubenacadie River, and enjoy views of eagle nests, Acadian dykelands, and geological formations (see pages 113 & 114).

Whale watching off Digby Neck and Brier Island The Bay of Fundy coast is as popular with whales as it is with people. Come to nature’s aquarium and experience a whale watching adventure on a boat or Zodiac, spotting up to seven species of whales that spend their summers here, including the rare North American right whale (see page 191).

Ride the highest tides on earthJoin Advocate Boat Tours for thrilling Zodiac adventures, riding the world’s highest tides on the Bay of Fundy. Experience spectacular views of Cape Chignecto’s rugged coast, abundant sea birds, and seal colonies at the mysterious Isle Haute, and the extraor dinary tidal power and views at Cape Split (see page 191).

OnTree Fun & Adventure ParkOnTree offers excitement and physical challenges for people of all ages and abil-ity, providing a number of climbing tracks, high rope courses, ziplines, and other activities among the trees at Martock. Put yourself to the test! (See page 113.)

Cape Split hike with Great E.A.R.T.H. ExpeditionsLace up your sturdy hiking shoes and hit the trail. This lengthy trail (6 kilometres one-way) treks over relatively easy terrain and leads to a spectacular vista that overlooks the Bay of Fundy. Pack your camera, water, and sense of adventure as you embark on this day-long excursion (see page 193).

Kayak Cape Chignecto with NovaShores AdventuresSpend the day paddling the waters around Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, enjoying the unspoiled landscape. Paddle near the Three Sisters rock formation, towering cliffs, natural arches, and rock spires. Keep an eye out for wildlife and enjoy a relaxing lunch on the beach. This tour is suitable for beginners (see page 193).

Walk on the ocean floor at Burntcoat Head Park, NoelWalk on the ocean floor and hunt for fossils at the home of the world’s highest recorded tides. A staircase offers safe passage over the rocky red cliff face to the ocean floor below, but be sure to check tide times before you descend. Tours are available (see page 113).

What makes the Bay of Fundy Canada’s Natural Wonder?The Bay of Fundy is recognized as having the largest tidal range in the world. Burntcoat Head, within the bay, is the point that records the greatest tidal range. Tidal changes typically see a difference of 14.5 metres (47.5 feet); however, tidal changes have been measured in extreme conditions at 16.3 metres (53.5 feet). The global record occurred October 4 & 5, 1869, during the Saxby Gale, a tropical cyclone, where tidal changes reached 21.6 metres (71 feet).

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BAY OF FUNDY & ANNAPOLIS VALLEY LISTINGSCommunities are listed in order as found when travelling through the region on the Scenic Travelway roads.

ACCOMMODATIONSAll properties listed have been licensed by the Province of Nova Scotia and approved by at least one of three recognized quality programs (Canada Select, NS Approved, CAA/AAA) to ensure that they are clean and comfortable. Rates shown are subject to change; tax will be added unless “no tax” is noted. For a key to codes and symbols, see p. 2.

NEW EDINBURGHBaie Ste Marie Ocean Front Cottages"pccccdH $1951029 Riverside Road902-769-0797, 866-769-0797aj@nsoceanfrontcottages.comwww.nsoceanfrontcottages.comK,Q,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 3 • Year-round

WEYMOUTHGoodwin Hotelq. $60–804616 Highway 1902-837-5120goodwinhotel@bellaliant.comD,T,S•Pvt or shared bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Inn: 10 • Year-round

WEYMOUTH NORTHMullen’s Bayside Farm & Cottagesp.H $1750 weekly580 Fort Point Road902-837-5353baysidefarm@eastlink.cawww.baysidefarm.comK,Q,D•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 4 Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Oct 31

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GULLIVER’S COVEGulliver’s Cove Oceanview CottageqccccH $125–145, XP $10660 Gulliver’s Cove Road902-245-4388info@gulliversretreat.comwww.gulliversretreat.comQ,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@Cottage: 1 • Year-round

CENTREVILLEGraham’s Pioneer Retreatp,.H $125–190, XP $1091 Grahams Drive902-834-2590, 888-839-2590grahamscottages@gmail.comwww.grahamscottages.com1- & 2-bdrm oceanfront cottages with 4-pc bath, propane fireplace, deck, BBQ. No TV or phone. Secluded; private beach; bonfire area; hiking, swimming, fishing. Smoking on deck only.Q,D•Pvt bath•4-wk CXLCottage: 4 • Apr 15–Oct 15

SANDY COVEThe Olde Village Inn.H $115–135387 Church Hill Road902-834-2202kenmeneely1@hotmail.comwww.theoldevillageinn.comQ,D•Ens or pvt bath•Light b’fast•Free @B&B Inn: 6 Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Oct 15

WHALE COVEWhale Cove Inncccd. $7550 Whale Cove Road902-834-2025tfrost@whalecovecampground.comwww.whalecovecampground.comQ,D•Ens or shared bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fastTourist Home: 4 • May 1–Oct 1

WESTPORTBay of Fundy Inn & Guesthouseq.H $85–200137 & 143 Second Street902-839-2346, 800-239-2189whales@novascotiawhalewatching.cawww.novascotiawhalewatching.caQ,D,T•Pvt or shared bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fastTourist Home: 4 • Year-round

Brier Island Lodge & Restaurant"p,cccd $99–159, XP $10557 Water Street902-839-2300, 800-662-8355bayoffundy@brierisland.comwww.brierisland.comK,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@Motel: 39 • May 1–Oct 15

Dock & Doze Motelp.H $85–125353 Water Street902-839-2601dockanddoze@hotmail.comD,T,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 3 • Year-round

Hooking by the Seapcccc. $80–125; no tax33 Church Street902-308-2107hookerbythesea@gmail.comwww.hookingbythesearetreats.comQ,D,T•Ens or shared bath•48-hr CXL Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • Year-round

Paradise on Brier AccommodationpccccH $995 weekly; no tax389 Water Street902-247-5569marielaurehansson@gmail.comwww.marielaurehansson.wix.com/ paradise-on-brierQ,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Free @Apt.: 1 • Year-round

DIGBY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

BRIGHTONScotia Bay Motelq.H $65–110, XP $109066 Highway 101902-245-5698www.scotiabaymotel.comQ,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 14 • Year-round

DIGBYAdmiral Digby Inn"p.H $99–275, XP $10441 Shore Road902-245-2531, 800-465-6262admiraldigby@bellaliant.comwww.digbyhotels.com44 drive-up A/C rooms & 3 cottages with 4-pc bath, mini-fridge, water view (4 deluxe, 3 with balcony). Licensed restaurant, lounge. Laundromat. Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence.K,Q,D•Ens bath•noon CXL•Free @Cottage: 3 Motel: 44 • Apr 15–Oct 30

Bayside Innqcccd $79–124, XP $20115 Montague Row902-245-2247, 888-754-0555info@baysideinn.cawww.baysideinn.caK,Q•Ens, pvt or shared bath•72-hr CXL Full b’fast•@B&B Inn: 10 • Apr 1–Nov 30

Breakers Bed and BreakfastqcccccJJJ $139–1895 Water Street902-245-6416, 866-333-5773breakers@ns.sympatico.cawww.thebreakersbb.comGeorge & Betty Cook. 4 luxurious A/C rooms with 4-pc bath, mini-fridge. Gourmet full breakfast. Seaside home (c 1853); antiques; panoramic harbour view of scallop fleet and Fundy tides.Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 4 • May 1–Oct 30

Coastal Inn DigbypcccdH $89–143, XP $12111 Warwick Street902-245-4747, 800-401-1155digby@coastalinns.comwww.coastalinns.com/ coastal-inn-digby-ns.phpQ,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Motel: 37 • Year-round

Come From Away B&B Innp,cccc. $110–150, XP $2098 Montague Row902-245-2413, 877-392-2413info@comefromawayinn.comwww.comefromawayinn.comK,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B Inn: 10 • Apr 1–Nov 30

Digby Backpackers Inn,.H $30–65168 Queen Street902-245-4573info@digbyhostel.comwww.digbyhostel.comD,S•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•@Hostel: 8 • May 1–Nov 1

Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spapcccc.JJJ $159–442103 Shore Road902-245-2511, 800-667-4637pines@digbypines.cawww.digbypines.ca79 rooms, 6 suites & 31 cottages with 4-pc bath, A/C, free Wi-Fi; shared living rooms & fireplaces in cottages. Licensed restaurant, resort facilities and activities, golf.K,Q,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Free @Resort: 147 • May 18–Oct 13

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Dockside SuitespccccdH $89–159, XP $1034 Water Street902-245-4950, 866-445-4950fundycomplex@bellaliant.comwww.fundyrestaurant.comK,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@Tourist Home: 12 • Year-round

Harmony Bed & Breakfastqcccc $79–114111 Montague Row902-245-2817, 800-890-4637harmony@harmonybedbreakfast.ns.cawww.harmonybedbreakfast.ns.caQ,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 4 • Year-round

Harmony Suites"qccccH $119–144, XP $15111 Montague Row800-890-4637harmony@harmonybedbreakfast.ns.cawww.harmonybedbreakfast.ns.caK,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@Motel: 6 • Year-round

Holdsworth House Accommodations,. $85–140, XP $2536 Carleton Street866-643-1784margaretgray@eastlink.cawww.holdsworthhousebandb.comQ,D,T•Ens bath•2-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • Apr 15–Oct 31

Ocean Hillside Bed & Breakfastqcccc $85–115; no tax24 Annivista Heights (off Shore Road)902-245-5932, 877-766-1689oceanhillsidebb@ns.sympatico.cawww.oceanhillsidebb.comK,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 4 • Jun 1–Oct 30

Seawinds Motelpcccd.H $124–179, XP $1590 Montague Row902-245-2573info@seawindsmotel.comwww.seawindsmotel.comAir-conditioned motel units overlooking the beautiful Annapolis Basin. See, smell, and hear the ocean with its ever-changing tidal views and multitude of sea birds and other wildlife.Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Light b’fast Free @Apt.: 1 Motel: 10 • May 1–Oct 31

Shore Line Restaurant, Gifts and Accommodationspcccd. $119–144, XP $1578 Water Street902-245-2573info@seawindsmotel.comwww.seawindsmotel.comA waterfront property overlooking pictur-esque Digby Harbour and its world-famous scallop fleet. Air-conditioned suites; licensed restaurant. Close to ferry terminal.Q,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Free @Tourist Home: 7 • May 15–Oct 15

Shore Thing Seafood – Galley & QuarterspcccdH $110–145, XP $1040 Water Street902-532-0155peterjackie2@gmail.comQ•Pvt bath•@Apt.: 2 • Year-round

Siesta Motelp.H $75–95, XP $1081 Montague Row902-245-2568reservations@siestamotel.orgwww.siestamotel.orgQ,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 15 • Year-round

Summer’s Country InnqcccdH $95–115, XP $1516 Warwick Street902-245-2250, 866-999-2250herb.robicheau@ns.sympatico.cawww.summerscountryinn.caQ,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast Free @Apt.: 2 B&B Inn: 9 • May 1–Oct 31

CULLODENCliffside B&Bqccccd $140–2201820 Culloden Road902-245-4285, 855-280-8445info@cliffside.cawww.cliffside.caK,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @Tourist Home: 4 • May 1–Oct 15

SMITH’S COVEBasinview Motelqccc. $95–145, XP $15348 Highway 1902-245-4983, 888-285-4983basinviewmotel@eastlink.cawww.basinviewmotel.comD,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Motel: 8 • Jun 1–Oct 1

Birch Villa Cottages"q,cccH $94–186234 Old Highway 1902-245-4945, 800-748-8769stay@birchvillacottages.comwww.birchvillacottages.comD,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 11 Motel: 2 • May 1–Oct 1

Harbourview Innp,cccc/cccd/ccccd. 25 Harbourview Road $124–159, XP $20902-245-5686, 877-449-0705innkeeper@theharbourviewinn.comwww.theharbourviewinn.comK,Q•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B Inn: 10 Cottage: 2 Suite: 2Vac. Home: 1 • May 15–Oct 26

Hedley House by the SeapcccdH $89–169375 Highway 1902-245-2500, 877-826-2500info@hedleyhouse.cawww.hedleyhouse.caQ,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast Free @Motel: 14 • May 15–Oct 15

Villages of Mountain Gap Resortpcccd.H $99–390217 Highway 1902-245-5841valeriecarty@mountaingap.cawww.mountaingap.caK,Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL Light b’fast•Free @Resort: 36 • May 15–Oct 15

DEEP BROOKStill Point Lodgeq.H $100–180110 Colonial Arms Drive902-308-1874stillpointlodge@eastlink.cawww.stillpointlodge.caK,Q,D,T,S•Pvt bath•@Cottage: 2 Tourist Home: 3 • May 1–Oct 31

CORNWALLISAnnapolis Basin Conference Centrep.H $80–104761 Broadway Avenue902-638-8602, 888-830-4466sales@abcc.cawww.abcc.caA refreshing change from city meeting rooms: historic mansion with 588-seat theatre, flex-ible meeting or workshop spaces, 800-seat dining hall. Stunning views and sea breezes.Q,D,T,S•Pvt or shared bath•4-wk CXL•Free @Dorm-style: 185 • Year-round

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MAITLAND BRIDGEMersey River Chalets & Nature Retreat"pcccdH $110–205, XP $25315 Mersey River Chalets Road902-682-2443, 877-667-2583info@merseyriverchalets.comwww.merseyriverchalets.comQ,D,T•Ens, pvt or shared bath•72-hr CXLCottage: 7 Motel: 4 • Year-round

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

CLEMENTSPORTBest View Cabinsp.H $82–125, XP $101348 Highway 1902-638-3264bestview.canada@gmail.combestviewcabins.netfirms.comD,T•Ens or pvt bath•1-wk CXLCabin: 10 Mini-home: 2 • May 1–Sep 30

UPPER CLEMENTSUpper Clements Cottages"q,cccc.H $130–220, 3059 Highway 1 XP $10902-532-0269, 800-717-6549vacation@upperclementscottages.comwww.upperclementscottages.comQ,D,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 7 Mini-home: 1 • Year-round

ALLAIN’S CREEKAnnapolis Royal Inn"pcccdH $135–175, XP $103924 Highway 1902-532-2323, 888-857-8889paulette@annapolisroyalinn.comwww.annapolisroyalinn.comQ,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Motel: 30 • Year-round

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Grand Oak Manor Bed & Breakfastq. $1255345 Granville Road902-308-1592info@grandoakbnb.cawww.grandoakbnb.caQ,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 3 • Year-round

GRANVILLE BEACHGranvalley Bed & Breakfastcccc. $95–110, XP $25; 4474 Granville Road no tax902-532-5678cdenuke@ns.sympatico.cawww.granvalley.comQ,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 2 • Jun 1–Oct 31

PARKER’S COVEMountain Top Cottages & Campgroundq.H $104–156, XP $10888 Parker Mountain Road902-532-2564, 877-885-1185info@mountaintopcottages.comwww.mountaintopcottages.comQ,D,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 17 • May 1–Oct 31

GRANVILLE CENTRECroft House Bed and Breakfastp,. $70–85, XP $15; 51 Riverview Lane no tax902-532-0584, 866-532-0584info@crofthouse.cawww.crofthouse.caQ,S•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

BRIDGETOWN AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

UPPER GRANVILLEBroken Wheel B&B,. $75–85, XP $208544 Highway 1902-665-4800brokenwheelns@yahoo.cawww.bbcanada.com/7973.htmlQ,T•Ens bath•5-day CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • Year-round

BRIDGETOWNBridgetown Motor Inn"pccd $98–99, XP $20396 Granville Street East902-665-4403, 888-350-5512info@bridgetownmotorinn.cawww.bridgetownmotorinn.caQ,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 28 • May 1–Nov 1

Carleton Inn & Cottagesqcccd/ccccd.H $109–249, 4101 Hwy 201 XP $15902-665-4716, 866-665-4716reservations@carletoninn.cawww.carletoninn.caQ,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Cabin: 4 Motel: 6 Suite: 3 • Year-round

Harrington House Bed & Breakfastq. $90–110, XP $30; 325 Granville Street no tax902-665-4938rharrington@ns.sympatico.cawww.harringtonhouse.caQ•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

Queen Anne Innccccd. $99–239, XP $20494 Upper St George Street902-532-7850, 877-536-0403www.queenanneinn.ns.caK,Q,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B Inn: 12 • Apr 15–Oct 30

Tides & Time Vacation Homepcccd.H $90–125; no tax225 St George Street902-532-2050ttvhouse@gmail.comwww.tidesandtime.caQ,D•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@Cottage: 1 • Year-round

LEQUILLEHelen’s Cabinsccc.H $65–95106 Route 201902-532-5207tomspizzeriahelenscabins@gmail.comwww.tomspizzeriahelenscabins.caQ,D,S•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•@Cabin: 6 • May 1–Oct 15

SOUTH MILFORDMilford House Cabinsp.H $155–230, XP $205296 Highway 8902-532-2617, 877-532-5751info@milfordhouse.cawww.milfordhouse.caQ,D,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@Cabin: 27 • May 18–Oct 15

WEST SPRINGHILLTranquil Times B&Bp,cccc $85–125, XP $20193 Brown’s Lane902-532-2811tranquiltimes@eastlink.cawww.bbcanada.com/tranquiltimesQ,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 4 • Year-round

GRANVILLE FERRYA Seafaring Maidenp,ccccd. $99–1395287 Granville Road902-532-0379, 888-532-0379info@aseafaringmaiden.comwww.aseafaringmaiden.comK,Q•Ens or pvt bath•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 3 • Year-round

Blue Heron Tourist Suite & Gardensq,.H $120, XP $15; 5092 Granville Road no tax902-532-7758theblueheronns@gmail.comQ•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Apt.: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30

Crown Cove CottagespcccdH $90–1754752 Highway 1902-532-7976, 888-627-5653vacation@crowncove.cawww.crowncove.caQ,D,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@Cottage: 8 • May 1–Oct 31

ANNAPOLIS ROYALAt the Turret Bed & Breakfast,. $115–145372 St George Street902-532-5770turretinfo@attheturret.comwww.attheturret.comK,Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@B&B: 4 • Apr 1–Dec 10

Bailey House Bed & Breakfast,. $110–250, XP $35150 St George Street902-532-1285, 877-532-1285info@baileyhouse.cawww.baileyhouse.caK,Q•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 4 Cottage: 1 • Year-round

Bread & Roses Innq,ccccd $105–15982 Victoria Street902-532-5727, 888-899-0551breadandroses@eastlink.cawww.breadandroses.ns.caK,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B Inn: 8 • May 1–Oct 31

Garrison House Inn & Restaurantqcccd $95–185, XP $15350 St George Street902-532-5750, 866-532-5750info@garrisonhouse.cawww.garrisonhouse.caQ,D•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @Inn: 7 • May 1–Nov 1

Grange Cottage Bed & Breakfastq. $85–95; no tax102 Ritchie Street902-532-7993ronmarshall@bellaliant.netwww.bbcanada.com/6225.htmlQ,D•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fastB&B: 2 • Year-round

Hillsdale House Innp,cccc. $92–172, XP $20519 St George Street902-532-2345, 877-839-2821www.hillsdalehouseinn.caK,Q,T•Ens bath•Full b’fastB&B Inn: 13 • May 11–Oct 31

Just B Lodging.H $80–11092 Prince Albert Road902-532-2392randr@justblodging.cawww.justblodging.caQ•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Apt.: 1 • Year-round

King George Suitespcccd $79–179548 Upper St George Street902-532-5286, 888-799-5464kinggeorgeinn@hotmail.comwww.kinggeorgeinn.20m.comVictorian mansion with 8 large rooms/suites (2 with private deck); ensuite 3-pc (S) & 4-pc (whirlpool) baths. A/C, CBTV, Wi-Fi, breakfast buffet, gardens, bikes. Scent/smoke-free.K,Q,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Buffet b’fast Free @B&B Inn: 8 • May 15–Oct 15

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SOMERSETPillowCase B&Bqcccc. $110–150, XP $20526 Highway 360902-538-0601lorraine@pillowcasebb.cawww.pillowcasebb.caQ,D•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • Year-round

KENTVILLE/NEW MINAS AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

KENTVILLEAllen’s Motel"q,ccc/cccdJJH 384 Park Street $80–165, XP $6902-678-2683, 877-678-2683allensmotel@ns.sympatico.cawww.allensmotel.ns.caQ,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Cottage: 1 Motel: 11 • Apr 10–Nov 1

Grand Street Innq,. $75–135160 Main Street902-679-1991, 877-245-4744grandstreetinn@eastlink.caQ,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 3 • Year-round

Wickwire House B&Bp,cccc $75–140183 Main Street902-365-2469, 877-679-1188bookings@the-wickwire.cawww.the-wickwire.caK,Q•Ens bath•2-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • May 10–Oct 21

CENTREVILLEDelft Haus Bed & Breakfastqccccd $125–1651942 Highway 359902-678-4333, 866-851-4333info@delfthaus.comwww.delfthaus.comQ•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 4 • Apr 25–Oct 31

NEW MINASGreensboro Inn"qcccd $105–138, XP $109016 Commercial Street902-681-3201greensboroinn@gmail.comwww.greensboromotelns.comQ,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 25 • Year-round

Slumber Inn"pcccd. $109–1455534 Prospect Road902-681-5000, 800-914-5005reservations@slumberinn.cawww.slumberinn.caRecently renovated. 76 rooms (2 barrier-free), 3-pc bath with oversize shower, A/C, phone (free local calls), mini-fridge, microwave. Light breakfast incl. Guest laundry.Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Hotel: 76 • Year-round

ALBANY CROSSRhodie’s Restpcccd.H $1300–1700 weekly22 George Road780-340-8134rhodie@canadasurfs.netK,Q,D,T•Ens & pvt bath•4-wk CXL•Free @Vac. Home: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 1

EAST DALHOUSIELedge’s Edgepcccd.H $195–29582 Black Duck Lake Road902-547-2343mahoneysevergreens@outlook.comwww.ledgesedge.comQ,T•Pvt bath•1-wk CXLVac. Home: 1 • Year-round

KINGSTON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

MARGARETSVILLEBy the Dock of the Bay Cottagesp.H $135–25028 Haddock Alley800-407-2856info@cottagesnovascotia.comwww.cottagesnovascotia.comQ,D•Pvt bath•Free @Cottage: 4 • May 1–Oct 31

KINGSTONAurora Inn"pcccd $115–155831 Main Street902-765-3306reservations@aurorainn.netwww.aurorainn.netK,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Motel: 23 • Year-round

Bramble Lane Farm & CottagepcccdH $140; no tax437 Brooklyn Street902-765-6730info@bramblelane.cawww.bramblelane.caQ,T•Pvt bath•48-hr CXLCottage: 1 • Apr 1–Nov 30

Creekside Bed & Breakfastq,cccc. $110–120, XP $15140 Highway 221902-765-0346, 877-344-2193info@creeksidebedandbreakfast.cawww.creeksidebedandbreakfast.caQ,D•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 4 • Apr 15–Aug 31

BERWICK AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

BERWICKCandle Inn the Window B&Bqccccc $120–140, XP $25156 Brown Street902-538-0698, 866-338-0698sleep.berwick@gmail.comwww.candleinnbandb.comK,Q,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 4 • Year-round

Hidden Gardens B&B,. $100–110274 Main Street902-538-0813hiddengardens@gmail.comwww.bbcanada.com/hiddengardensQ•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

PARADISEBurnbrae Farm & Paradise Inn. $109–179, XP $205673 Hwy 201902-584-3206info@burnbraeparadise.comwww.burnbraeparadise.comHistorical farmhouse with four guest rooms, two fireplaces, library, wellness facilities, orchard, tennis, pool, hiking & biking trails. Free parking. Close to golf & wineries.Q,T•Ens or shared bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 4 • Year-round

MIDDLETON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

PORT GEORGERocky Shores & Seals Cottages"qcccd.H $139–165508 Waterfront Lane403-251-5869, 877-825-6333cottages@rockyshoresandseals.comwww.rockyshoresandseals.comQ,D•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 2 • Apr 28–Oct 31

MIDDLETONFundy Spray Motelp.H $72–100, XP $5443 Main Street902-825-3424Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 16 • Year-round

Hannam House Bed & Breakfastqcccd $65–75, XP $10; 145 Commercial Street no tax902-825-6464hannamcharlene@hotmail.comD•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 3 • Apr 15–Dec 15

Just Dropping Inn Bed & Breakfastqccc $55–85; no tax44 School Street902-825-3062albie.j@hotmail.comQ,D•Pvt or shared bath•12-hr CXL Full b’fast•@B&B: 2 • Year-round

Middleton Motel & Suites"p,cccH $79–259, XP $10121 Main Street902-825-3433, 855-825-3433reservations@middletonmotel.cawww.middletonmotel.caK,Q,D•Ens bath•Free @Motel: 46 • Year-round

Orchard Queen Motel & R.V. Park"q,cccH $60–90, XP $7425 Main Street902-825-4801, 855-825-4801stay@orchardqueenmotelrvpark.comwww.orchardqueenmotelrvpark.comQ,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 8 • May 1–Oct 15

WILMOTVidito Family Campground & Cottagespccc.H $70–99, XP $513736 Highway 1902-825-4380viditocamp@live.cawww.viditocamp.comQ,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•Free @Cottage: 11 Motel: 5 • May 1–Oct 15

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GASPEREAUGaspereau Valley Bed & Breakfastq. $95920 Gaspereau River Road902-670-1787info@gaspereau.cawww.gaspereau.caQ•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Tourist Home: 4 • Year-round

NORTH GRAND PRÉBeach Breeze Motelq.H $105–135, XP $10127 Evangeline Beach Road902-542-5588info@beachbreezemotel.comwww.beachbreezemotel.comD•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 9 • May 1–Oct 16

GRAND PRÉEvangeline Innq,cccc $125–14511668 Highway 1902-542-2703, 888-542-2703reservations@evangeline.ns.cawww.evangeline.ns.caK,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B Inn: 5 • May 5–Oct 28

Evangeline Motel"q,cccd $115–135, XP $1011668 Highway 1902-542-2703, 888-542-2703reservations@evangeline.ns.cawww.evangeline.ns.caK,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 18 • May 5–Oct 28

Olde Lantern Inn & Vineyardqccccd $119–15711575 Highway 1902-542-1389, 877-965-3845oldlanterninn@gmail.comwww.oldlanterninn.comReplica of 1700s Cape-style with cozy ensuite rooms. Hot breakfast served. Stroll through vineyards to Domaine de Grand Pré winery and enjoy fine dining at their restaurant, Le Caveau.Q•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 4 • May 1–Feb 28

Rayski Guest HouseqccccdH $300; no tax211 Old Post Road902-300-3123, 855-900-3123info@rayskiguesthouse.comwww.rayskiguesthouse.comQ,D,T•Ens & pvt bath•1-wk CXL•@Vac. Home: 1 • Year-round

Sandpiper Lane CottageqccccH $1100 weekly; no tax25 Sandpiper Lane902-542-4610scott.sally.ennis@gmail.comQ,S•Pvt bathCottage: 1 • Year-round

WINDSOR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

FALMOUTHAvon River Motelqcc $65–85, XP $102116 Highway 1902-472-6995contact@avonrivermotel.comD•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@Motel: 12 • Year-round

Gingerbread House Innq,cccc $125–215, XP $208 Robie Tufts Drive902-542-1458, 888-542-1458innkeeper@gingerbreadhouse.cawww.gingerbreadhouse.caK,Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B Inn: 7 • Year-round

In Wolfville Luxury Bed & Breakfastq,ccccd. $139–159, XP $3056 Main Street902-542-0400, 888-542-0400inwolfvillebb@eastlink.cawww.inwolfville.ns.caK,Q,D,S•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 4 • Year-round

Micro Boutique Livingpcccd.H $109–189336 Main Street888-501-2325contact@microboutiqueliving.comwww.microboutiqueliving.comQ•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@Apt.: 20 • May 1–Aug 31

Reta’s Hideaway by the Harbourq.H $195–255318 Main Street902-542-5607rentals@retashouse.comwww.retashideaway.caQ•Pvt bath•8-wk CXL•Free @Apt.: 1 • May 1–Nov 30

Roselawn Lodging"pcccdH $95–195, XP $1032 Main Street902-542-3420, 866-710-5900roselawn@ns.aliantzinc.cawww.roselawnlodging.caQ,D,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Cottage: 11 Motel: 29 • Year-round

Tattingstone Innp,ccccd. $115–195, XP $15620 Main Street902-542-7696, 800-565-7696stay@tattingstoneinn.comwww.tattingstoneinn.comK,Q,D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B Inn: 13 • Year-round

The Stella Rose B&Bp,ccccd. $109–169, XP $20611 Main Street902-697-2368, 855-533-2368thestellarosebb@yahoo.cawww.thestellarose.comQ•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 3 • Year-round

Victoria’s Historic Inn"qccccc $139–225, XP $20600 Main Street902-542-5744, 800-556-5744stay@victoriasinn.comwww.victoriasinn.comQ,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B Inn: 16 • Year-round

LOWER WOLFVILLERaven Hill Vineyard & RetreatccccdH $175–35011140 Highway 1902-690-5619alanconnor6@gmail.comQ,D•Pvt bath•1-wk CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Tourist Home: 1 • Year-round

WOLFVILLE AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

GREENWICHOld Orchard Inn & Spa"pcccd/cccc. $115–225, 153 Greenwich Road South XP $15902-542-5751, 800-561-8090reservations@oldorchardinn.ns.cawww.oldorchardinn.comRejuvenate at our full-service spa, indoor pool and sauna, or take in the sun, sea air and panoramic view on our patio sundeck. 100 A/C guest rooms, free Wi-Fi, Acadian dining room.K,Q,D,T,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Cabin: 29 Hotel: 100 • Year-round

PORT WILLIAMSPlanter’s Barracks Country Inn"qccccd. $1591464 Starr’s Point Road902-697-3303home@plantersbarracks.comwww.plantersbarracks.comQ,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B Inn: 6 • Apr 1–Nov 12

CANNINGFarmhouse Inn B&Bp,ccccd $129–169, XP $209757 Main Street902-582-7900, 800-928-4346farmhous@ns.sympatico.cawww.farmhouseinn.caK,Q,T•Ens bath•Full b’fast•Free @B&B Inn: 6 • Year-round

Look Inn Guest Roomqcccd $105–1153369 Highway 358902-582-3022www.lookoffcamping.comD•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•@Tourist Home: 1 • May 19–Oct 9

WOLFVILLEAcadia Universityq.H $50–10055 University Avenue902-585-1321summervisit@acadiau.cawww.acadia.caD,S•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Dorm-style: 1062 • May 15–Aug 12

Blomidon InnqccccJJJH $119–269195 Main Street902-542-2291, 800-565-2291innkeeper@blomidon.ns.cawww.blomidon.ns.caQ,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Inn: 31 • Year-round

Blue Shutters Bed and Breakfast"qccccd $90–150, XP $207 Blomidon Terrace902-542-3363, 877-715-3378blueshutters@ns.sympatico.cawww.blueshuttersbnb.ns.caQ•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • Year-round

Garden House Bed and Breakfast. $65–120, XP $25220 Main Street902-542-1703gardenhouse@ns.sympatico.cawww.gardenhouse.caQ,D•Pvt or shared bath•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 3 • Year-round

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TRUROBaker’s Chest Tea Room and Bed & Breakfastqccccd. $110–140, XP $2053 Farnham Road, Bible Hill902-893-4824, 877-822-5655info@bakerschest.cawww.bakerschest.caK,Q,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 4 • Year-round

Belgravia Bed & Breakfastqcccc. $110–1205 Broad Street902-893-7100, 866-877-9900belgraviabb@gmail.comwww.belgravia.caQ,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • Year-round

Berry’s Motelp,ccd.H $89–149, XP $1073 Robie Street, Lower Truro902-895-2823, 855-2-BERRYSK,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 31 • Year-round

Best Western Glengarry Truro Trade and Convention Centre"pcccd.JJH $135–169, 150 Willow Street XP $12902-893-4311, 800-567-4276reservations@bwglengarry.comwww.bestwestern.comK,Q,D•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Hotel: 107 • Year-round

Comfort Inn Truro"pcccc. $90–180, XP $1512 Meadow Drive, Lower Truro902-893-0330, 800-228-5150www.trurocomfortinn.comK,Q,D,T•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@Motel: 81 • Year-round

Dalhousie University Faculty of Agricultureqccd. $40–6110, 20, 30 Horseshoe Crescent, Bible Hill902-893-3103, 884-626-4671stayintruro@dal.cawww.dal.ca/stayD,T,S•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Dorm-style: 98 • May 5–Aug 17

Eagle’s Landing B&Bq. $120–180, XP $20; 401 Robie Street no tax902-893-2346donandjanice@eastlink.cawww.eagleslandingbb.comQ,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton"$%pccccJJJ $99–15035 Legends Avenue, Millbrook902-843-4343, 877-894-7666www.hamptoninntruro.comTastefully appointed rooms and studio suites with traditional amenities, including microwave and minifridge, in all guest rooms. Electric car charging station on site.K,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @Hotel: 94 • Year-round

SUMMERVILLEFlying Apron Inn & Cookeryqcccc $120–1653 Summerville Wharf Road902-633-2300, 844-633-2300info@flyingaproncookery.cawww.flyingaproncookery.caK,Q,T•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @Inn: 5 • Year-round

BURNTCOATShangri-la Cottages"p,ccccH $169–219, XP $25619 Burntcoat Road902-369-2050, 866-977-3977reservations@shangri-lacottages.comwww.shangri-lacottages.comQ,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 3 • Apr 1–Nov 30

MAITLAND AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

MAITLANDCresthaven by the Sea Bed & Breakfast"qcccc $129–16919 Ferry Lane902-261-2001, 866-870-2001cresthavenbythesea@gmail.comwww.cresthavenbythesea.comQ•Ens bath•2-wk CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 3 • Apr 1–Nov 1

The Tidal Life Guesthousep,. $40–12078 Cedar Road902-957-1524thetidallife@gmail.comwww.thetidallife.caQ,S•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@Tourist Home: 3 • May 1–Oct 31

URBANIAShubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Resort"pccccH $126–790, XP $2012215 Highway 215902-758-8433info@raftingcanada.cawww.raftingcanada.ca13 cozy cottages & chalets in natural 180-acre setting. Full kitchens, HDTV, Wi-Fi, fireplaces; BBQ on deck. Licensed riverfront deck & pool. Trails, sports, rafting.Q,D,S•Pvt bath•4-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 13 • Year-round

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STEWIACKENelson House Bed and Breakfastp,cccc. $115, XP $20138 Main Street East902-639-1380, 866-331-1380info@thenelsonhousebb.comwww.thenelsonhousebb.comQ,D,T•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 3 • Year-round

TRURO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

OLD BARNSIrwin Lake Chaletsp,cccc.H $135–185680 Loch Haven Lane866-554-7946info@irwinlakechalets.comwww.irwinlakechalets.comK,Q•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•@Cottage: 6 • Year-round

WINDSORBoegel’s Bed & Breakfastq,. $65–90, XP $20; 145 Dill Road no tax902-792-1363sboegel@bellaliant.netQ,T•Shared bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

Clockmaker’s InnqccccdH $99–179, XP $201399 King Street902-792-2573, 866-778-3600reservations@theclockmakersinn.comwww.theclockmakersinn.comK,Q,D,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B Inn: 8 • Year-round

Downeast Motelp. $85, XP $204212 Highway 1902-798-8374, 800-395-8117info@downeastmotel.comwww.downeastmotel.comD•Ens bath•@Motel: 20 • Year-round

Meander In Bed & Breakfastq,cccd $115–135, XP $25153 Albert Street902-798-2514, 877-387-6070info@meanderin.cawww.meanderin.caK,Q,T,S•Ens or shared bath•48-hr CXL Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 4 • Year-round

Super 8 Windsor"pcccd. $109–16963 Cole Drive902-792-8888, 800-454-3213gm@super8windsorns.comwww.super8windsorns.comK,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast•Free @Hotel: 66 • Year-round

Woodshire Inn and Bistroccccd $149494 King Street902-472-3300info@thewoodshire.comwww.thewoodshire.comK•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•@Inn: 2 • Year-round

VAUGHANCottage Country Lodge & CabinspcccH $159–299, XP $1538 Chateau Lane902-798-3334, 800-565-5263rentals@cottagecountry.cawww.cottagecountry.ca/pages/ rent_a_cottage.phpD•Pvt bath•Free @Cottage: 12 • Year-round

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CENTRE RAWDONThe Garden Bee Bed & Breakfast"p,cccd. $85–100; no tax3101 South Rawdon Road902-632-2393info@thegardenbee.comwww.thegardenbee.comQ,D•Shared bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast Free @B&B: 3 • Year-round

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Maple Innq. $99–200, XP $152358 Western Avenue902-254-3735, 877-627-5346office@mapleinn.cawww.mapleinn.caK,Q,D,S•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B Inn: 8 • May 1–Oct 31

Parrsboro Mansion Inn"q,ccccd. $119–169, 3916 Eastern Avenue XP $20902-254-2585, 866-354-2585sabine@parrsboromansion.comwww.parrsboromansion.comK,Q,D•Ens bath•1-wk CXL•Buffet b’fast Free @B&B: 4 • May 1–Oct 31

Riverview Cottagesp,.H $70–1203575 Eastern Avenue902-254-2388, 877-254-2388info@riverviewcottages.cawww.riverviewcottages.caD,T,S•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Free @Cottage: 18 • May 15–Oct 15

CROSS ROADSThe Sunshine Innq.H $102–149, XP $104487–4489 Highway 2902-254-3135, 877-706-6835thesunshineinn@gmail.comwww.thesunshineinn.netQ,D•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @Cottage: 4 Motel: 11 • Apr 14–Nov 27

END OF PARRSBORO AREA

SPENCER’S ISLANDSpencer’s Island Bed & Breakfastpccc. $75–85789 Spencer’s Beach Road902-392-2721margaretgriebel@gmail.comD•Pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 2 • Jun 1–Sep 30

ADVOCATE HARBOURLightkeepers Kitchen & Guest Housep. $85–125, XP $151 Cape d’Or Road902-670-8314capedor@hotmail.comwww.capedor.ca/20252.htmlD,T,S•Ens, pvt or shared bath•Light b’fastTourist Home: 4 • May 1–Oct 30

WEST ADVOCATEAdvocate Ocean View Vacation Homeq.H $125–150, XP $101271 West Advocate Road902-392-2544ADvacationhome@gmail.comwww.advocateoceanview.ca3-bedroom house with queen & twin beds, sofa-bed, 2- & 4-pc baths, full kitchen, satel-lite TV, washer/dryer, BBQ. Play area. View of Bay of Fundy. Beach, park, kayaking nearby.Q,S•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•Free @Vac. Home: 1 • May 1–Oct 31

UPPER ECONOMYFour Seasons Retreat"p,cccc.H $120–255, 320 Cove Road XP $12902-647-2628, 888-373-0339www.fourseasonsretreat.ns.caQ,T•Pvt bath•72-hr CXLCottage: 10 • Year-round

ECONOMYSilver House Bed & Breakfastq,cccd $95–105; no tax3289 Highway 2902-647-2022silver.house@ns.sympatico.cawww.silverhouse.caD,T•Ens or pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Full b’fast Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

LOWER ECONOMYHigh Tide Bed & Breakfastqcccc $1002240 Highway 2902-647-2788hightide.bb@ns.sympatico.cawww.hightidebedandbreakfast.comQ•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

FIVE ISLANDSGemstow Bed & Breakfastq,. $100–115463 Highway 2902-216-0161gemstow@ns.sympatico.caQ•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 1 • Year-round

PARRSBORO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

MOOSE RIVERTidal River Ridge Retreatp,cccdH $120–140, XP $1012 Tidal River Ridge Road902-254-3333, 800-806-8860inquire@tidalriver.comwww.tidalriver.comQ,D•Pvt bath•72-hr CXL•@Cottage: 5 • Year-round

PARRSBOROBallymena Farmp.H $1204409 Highway 2902-216-0966ballymenacottage@gmail.comwww.ballymenacottage.comQ•Pvt bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Cottage: 1 • May 21–Sep 5

Cape Split View Cottages"pcccc.H $120–215846 West Bay Road902-254-2585, 866-354-2585reservation@milliondollarviewcottages.comwww.milliondollarviewcottages.comQ,T•Pvt bath•4-wk CXLCottage: 2 • May 1–Oct 31

Gillespie House Inn"p,ccccd. $119–149, 358 Main Street XP $20902-254-3196, 877-901-3196mail@gillespiehouseinn.comwww.gillespiehouseinn.comQ,T•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B Inn: 7 • May 1–Oct 31

Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Centre Truro"pcccc. $119–289, XP $10437 Prince Street902-895-1651, 888-895-1651reservations@hitrurohotel.comwww.hitrurohotel.comK,Q•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Hotel: 114 • Year-round

Stonehouse Motel & RestaurantpccdH $70–100, XP $10165 Willow Street902-893-9413, 877-660-6638stonehousemr@yahoo.cawww.stonehousemotelrestaurant.comK,Q,D,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•@Motel: 36 • Year-round

Suncatcher Bed & Breakfastq,ccccd. $100–12525 Wile Crest Avenue, North River902-893-7169, 877-203-6032suncatcherbnb@gmail.comwww.suncatcherbnb.comQ,T,S•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 2 • Year-round

Super 8 Truro"pcccd $99–225, XP $1085 Treaty Trail, Millbrook902-895-8884, 800-800-8000sales@super8truro.comwww.super8truro.comK,Q•Ens bath•12-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@Hotel: 50 • Year-round

Tidal Bore Innpccd $69–99, XP $529 Truro Heights Road, Lower Truro902-895-9241tidalboreinn@gmail.comwww.tidalboreinn.comQ,D•Ens bath•72-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 48 • May 1–Oct 31

Tulips and Thistle Bed & Breakfastqccccd. $120–135, XP $30913 Pictou Road, East Mountain902-895-6141, 866-724-7796tulipsthistle@eastlink.cawww.tulipsandthistlebedandbreakfast.comQ•Ens or pvt bath•72-hr CXL•Full b’fast•@B&B: 4 • Year-round

Willow Bend Motel"pccccH $89–129, XP $7277 Willow Street902-895-5325, 888-5WILLOWwillowbend@ns.sympatico.cawww.willowbendmotel.comA boutique-style motel close to golf, shop-ping, restaurants, parks and museums. 27 A/C units, including 9 deluxe, 7 with sitting area, 3 with air jet tub. Heated outdoor pool.K,Q,D,T•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Light b’fast Free @Motel: 27 • Year-round

END OF TRURO AREA

GREAT VILLAGEWillie Ed’s B&Bq,cccc. $110, XP $2064 Station Road902-668-2373willieedbb@eastlink.caK,Q•Ens bath•48-hr CXL•Full b’fast•Free @B&B: 2 • Apr 1–Oct 31

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ANNAPOLIS ROYAL AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

UPPER CLEMENTSUpper Clements Parks Society Campground pcc[F]ccc[R] $252958 Highway 1888-248-4567 ext 140www.upperclements.com/en/campingLarge, unserviced sites for tents, trailers, campers and RVs. Hot showers in private bathrooms. Picnic tables, firepits. Just steps away from mountain skills park and amusement park.U•DS•24-hr CXLSites: 23 o/n • Jun 1–Sep 6

WEST SPRINGHILLRaven Haven Beachside Family Park pccd[F]cd[R] $20–302239 Virginia Road902-532-7320ravenhaven@annapoliscounty.cawww.ravenhaven.caE,W,U•C/T/Y•Swimming: L•@•2-wk CXLSites: 22 o/n • Jun 12–Sep 2

GRANVILLE FERRYDunromin Campsite and Cabins pcccc[F]cccd[R] $29–454618 Highway 1902-532-2808, 844-292-1929office@dunromincampsite.comwww.dunromincampground.caE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y Swimming: P,R•@Sites: 212 (179 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

DELAP’S COVEFundy Trail Campground & Cottages pccc[F]ccd[R] $22–3062 Delap’s Cove Road902-532-7711, 877-519-CAMPcamp@fundytrail.comwww.fundytrail.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P @•48-hr CXLSites: 72 (50 o/n) • May 15–Sep 30

PARKER’S COVECove Oceanfront Campground pcccc[F]cc[R] $32–1094405 Shore Road West902-532-5166, 866-226-COVEvacation@oceanfront-camping.comwww.oceanfront-camping.comWaterfront RV sites and secluded tent sites on the Bay of Fundy. Modern facilities, Wi-Fi, heated outdoor pool, two cobble beaches. Next to wharf and seafood market.E,W,Se,U•Swimming: O,P•@Sites: 90 o/n • May 10–Oct 20

Mountain Top Cottages & Campground "p. $35–40888 Parker Mountain Road902-532-2564, 877-885-1185info@mountaintopcottages.comwww.mountaintopcottages.comE,W,Se•Swimming: P•@•1-wk CXLSites: 21 (7 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

Bayview Cottage by the SeaqcccdH $125–165, XP $1565 Old Beach Road902-392-2444lemaygloria@yahoo.caD•Pvt bath•2-wk CXLCottage: 1 • May 1–Oct 31

Between the Capes B&B"cccc $1351222 West Advocate Road902-392-2442esmackinnon1@gmail.comQ•Ens or pvt bath•48-hr CXL•Light b’fast•@B&B: 2 • May 1–Oct 31

Driftwood Park RetreatpccccH $115–185, XP $1549 Driftwood Lane902-392-2008, 866-810-0110www.driftwoodparkretreat.comQ,T•Pvt bath•2-wk CXL•Free @Cottage: 5 • Apr 1–Oct 31

Reid’s Tourist HomeqcccdH $70–145, XP $101323 & 1391 West Advocate Road902-392-2592reidadvocate@ns.sympatico.cawww.reidstouristhome.ca4 rooms with 3-pc bath (S), mini-fridge, in-room coffee, Wi-Fi. 2 apts & 1 two-bdrm cottage with 3-pc (S) or 4-pc bath, kitchen, washer, dryer. Beachcombing, birdwatching, hiking.K,Q,D•Ens or pvt bath•2-wk CXL•Free @Apt.: 2 Cottage: 1 Tourist Home: 4 May 15–Oct 31

AMHERST ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) For other listings in this area, see pp. 126.

UPPER NAPPANPied Piper MotelpccH $75–8519038 Highway 2902-667-0330piedpipermotel@eastlink.caQ,D,T,S•Ens bath•24-hr CXL•Free @Motel: 10 • Year-round

WHALE COVEWhale Cove Campground pccd[F]c[R]. $25–6550 Whale Cove Road902-834-2025tfrost@whalecovecampground.comwww.whalecovecampground.comE,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y •@•24-hr CXLSites: 40 o/n • May 1–Oct 1

DIGBY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

HILLGROVERidge Valley Campground pccc[F]ccd[R] $26–412561 Ridge Road902-245-5600info@ridgevalleycampground.comridgevalleycampground.comE,W,Se•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@ 48-hr CXLSites: 77 (58 o/n) • May 12–Oct 8

DIGBYDigby Campground and Fun Park p,ccc[F]c[R]. $25–40230 Victoria Street902-245-1985camping02a@yahoo.cawww.digbycampground.caE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•@ 24-hr CXLSites: 49 o/n • May 15–Sep 30

SMITH’S COVEFundy Spray Camp Ground 2006 p. $27–45100 Highway 1902-245-4884fundyspray@live.cawww.fundyspraycampground.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•@ 24-hr CXLSites: 116 (53 o/n) • May 11–Sep 30

Jaggar’s Point pccc[F]ccc[R] $30–5057 Smith’s Cove Crossing Road902-245-4814jpcampground@gmail.comwww.jaggarspoint.caE,W,Se,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@Sites: 151 (55 o/n) • May 1–Sep 30

BEAR RIVERBear River Millyard Recreation p. $25–651145 River Road902-467-3648brmillyard@gmail.comwww.millyardrecreation.comC/T/Y •@•48-hr CXLSites: 12 o/n • May 20–Oct 10

END OF DIGBY ENTRY AREA

MAITLAND BRIDGEJeremy’s Bay Campground – Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site Pp. $26–1203005 Main Parkway902-682-2772, 877-737-3783www.reservation.parkscanada.gc.caE,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: L•@•24-hr CXLSites: 355 o/n • May 18–Oct 8

CAMPGROUNDSAll campgrounds listed have been approved by CampingSelect and/or NS Approved to ensure that they meet the required standards. Rates shown are subject to change; tax will be added unless “no tax” is noted. For a key to symbols and codes, see p. 2.

DIGBY NECK & ISLANDS AREA

LITTLE RIVEROttoview Wilderness Cabins pccd[F] $60–7999 & 101 Tommys Branch Road902-245-8439ottoviewcabins@gmail.comottoview-wilderness-cabins.business.siteU •72-hr CXLCamping cabins: 2 o/n • May 20–Oct 10

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ARDOISEBeech Brook Campground pccd[F]cc[R] $30–42164 Beech Brook Road902-757-2211www.beechbrookcampground.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: P•@•24-hr CXLSites: 159 (26 o/n) • May 1–Oct 10

BROOKLYNSmileys Provincial Park vWp. $27109 Clayton MacKay Road902-757-3131, 888-544-3434parks.novascotia.ca/content/smileysU•DS•Pull-thrus •24-hr CXLSites: 80 o/n • Seasonal

END OF WINDSOR AREA

SOUTH RAWDONRyan’s Ridge Campground (formerly Boutilier’s Glen) p,. $36–1251339 Ashdale Rd902-757-2401contact@ryansridgecamping.cawww.ryansridgecamping.caE,W,Se,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: R•72-hr CXLSites: 82 (26 o/n) • May 11–Oct 8

NINE MILE RIVERRenfrew Camping pccd[F]ccc[R] $30–40824 Renfrew Road902-883-1681renfrewcamping@gmail.comwww.campingandgolf.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Swimming: P,R•@•24-hr CXLSites: 193 (134 o/n) • May 18–Oct 8

Riverland Campground and R.V. Park p,cccd[F]ccc[R]. $40–50419 C.P. Thompson Road902-883-7115riverlandcamp@aol.comwww.riverlandcamping.comE,W,Se•DS•Swimming: P•@•48-hr CXLSites: 269 (19 o/n) • May 1–Sep 30

KEMPT SHOREKempt Shore Ocean View Campground p. $25–305701 Highway 215902-633-2510kemptshorefestivals@gmail.comwww.kemptshorefestivals.comOpen campground at the mouth of Avon River; beach; view of Blomidon, Fundy tides. Play area, birding, fishing. Music festivals: acoustic (3rd weekend in July); country (3rd weekend in Aug).E,W•Swimming: R•@•24-hr CXLSites: 26 o/n • Jun 1–Sep 30

WALTONWhale Creek Campsite pcc[F]c[R] $33–120343 Highway 215902-528-2761 (reservations)hazelcdill@gmail.comwww.whalecreekcampsite.comE,W,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: O•@Sites: 50 (18 o/n) • May 16–Sep 30

KENTVILLE/NEW MINAS AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

COLDBROOKSherwood Forest Camping Park p. $36–476890 Highway 1902-679-6632, 888-679-6632www.sherwoodforestcampingpark.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•@ 72-hr CXLSites: 223 (43 o/n) • May 15–Sep 15

SOUTH ALTONSouth Mountain Park Family Camping & RV Resort pcccc[F]ccccc[R] $39–743022 Highway 12902-678-0152, 866-860-6092stay@southmountainparkcampground.comwww.southmountainparkcampground.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P @•72-hr CXLSites: 239 (83 o/n) • May 13–Oct 13

CANAANHighbury Gardens RV Park pcccd[F]c[R]. $35–48121 New Canaan Road902-678-8011stay@highburygardens.comwww.highburygardens.comE,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•@ 72-hr CXLSites: 100 (79 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

WOLFVILLE AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

CANNINGLook Off Family Camping Park pccd[F]ccc[R]. $30–1203369 Highway 358902-582-3022mdhubley@eastlink.cawww.lookoffcamping.comE,W•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@•72-hr CXLSites: 84 (44 o/n) • May 19–Oct 9

BLOMIDONBlomidon Provincial Park vWp. $273138 Pereau Road902-582-7319, 888-544-3434parks.novascotia.ca/content/blomidonU•DS•Pull-thrus •@•24-hr CXLSites: 76 o/n • Seasonal

GRAND PRÉLand of Evangeline Family Camping Resort p,ccc[F]ccc[R]. $34–4684 Evangeline Beach Road902-542-5309www.evangelinecamping.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•@ 48-hr CXLSites: 223 (63 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

WINDSOR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

WINDSORHants County Exhibition Trailer Park p. $15–30221–249 Wentworth Road902-798-0000hantscountyex@eastlink.cahantscountyex.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus Sites: 25 o/n • May 15–Oct 31

BRIDGETOWN AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

BRIDGETOWNValleyview Provincial Park vp. $20960 Hampton Mountain Road902-665-2559, 888-544-3434parks.novascotia.ca/content/valleyviewU•DS•24-hr CXLSites: 30 o/n • Seasonal

MIDDLETON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

MIDDLETONOrchard Queen Motel & R.V. Park p,ccc[F]c[R] $25–45425 Main Street902-825-4801, 855-825-4801stay@orchardqueenmotelrvpark.comwww.orchardqueenmotelrvpark.comE,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•@ 48-hr CXLSites: 64 (14 o/n) • May 1–Oct 30

WILMOTVidito Family Campground & Cottages pccd[F]c[R]. $25–3513736 Highway 1902-825-4380viditocamp@live.cawww.viditocamp.comE,W,U•DS•Swimming: P•@•48-hr CXLSites: 99 (50 o/n) • May 1–Oct 15

KINGSTON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

KINGSTONYogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp Resort "pcccc[F]ccccc[R]. 43 Boo Boo Boulevard $35–70902-765-2830, 888-225-7773fun@jellystonens.comwww.jellystonens.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@Sites: 205 (146 o/n) • May 11–Sep 15

AYLESFORDKlahanie Kamping pccc[F]ccc[R] $28–501144 Victoria Road902-847-9316, 888-765-8857klahaniekamping@av.eastlink.cawww.klahaniekamping.comE,W,Se,U•DS•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•24-hr CXLSites: 150 (80 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

BERWICK AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

GRAFTONPlantation Campground pcccd[F]ccc[R] $32–49210 West Steadman Road902-538-8888, 888-363-8882info@plantationcampground.comwww.plantationcampground.comE,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P•@Sites: 245 (60 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

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Five Islands Provincial Park vWp. $27618 Bentley Branch Road902-254-2980, 888-544-3434parks.novascotia.ca/content/five-islandsU•DS•Pull-thrus•24-hr CXLSites: 93 o/n • Seasonal

PARRSBOROGlooscap Campground & RV pccd[F]cc[R] $27–32; no tax1380 Two Island Road902-254-2529glooscapcampground@outlook.comOpen and wooded campground on the Bay of Fundy. Room for slideouts. Wood, ice. Play-ground, fishing, hiking, sand beach. Free Wi-Fi at rec hall. View of Fundy tides. Golf nearby.E,W,U•DS•Pull-thrus•Swimming: O•@ 48-hr CXLSites: 77 (46 o/n) • May 18–Sep 30

SPENCER’S ISLANDOld Shipyard Beach Campground p,. $26–135774 Spencer’s Beach Road902-392-2487noreenbob2000@yahoo.comwww.oldshipyardbeachcampground.comBeachfront campground on north shore of Bay of Fundy Shore. 27 overnight sites, 4 cot-tages. Firewood, free Wi-Fi (all sites), satellite TV, laundromat. RV capable. Boat launch.E,W,Se•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•@•24-hr CXLSites: 31 (27 o/n) • Jun 1–Sep 30

ADVOCATE HARBOURADDA Fundy Tides Campground p,ccc[F]c[R]. $25–35; 95 Mills Road no tax902-392-2816addacampground@gmail.comE,W,Se,U•@•24-hr CXLSites: 35 (31 o/n) • May 20–Oct 10

WEST ADVOCATECape Chignecto Provincial Park vp. $271108 West Advocate Road902-392-2085, 888-544-3434parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoU•C/T/Y•24-hr CXLSites: 96 o/n • Seasonal

AMHERST ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS) For other listings in this area, see pp. 129.

UPPER NAPPANLoch Lomond R.V. Park p,. $27–34, XP $51 Loch Lomond Lane902-667-3890, 877-809-1137lochlomondrvpark@eastlink.cawww.lochlomondrvpark.comE,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P•@ 48-hr CXLSites: 150 (90 o/n) • May 15–Sep 30

NOELParkville Campground p. $30–504834 Highway 215902-369-2991parkvillecampground@hotmail.caE,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: L,P•@ 48-hr CXLSites: 80 (40 o/n) • May 15–Oct 12

URBANIAWide Open Wilderness Family Campground pccc[F]ccc[R] $27–4611129 Highway 215902-261-2228, 866-811-2267wowcamping2016@gmail.comwww.wowcamping.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P @•48-hr CXLSites: 236 (63 o/n) • May 4–Sep 30

SHUBENACADIEWild Nature Camping Ground pcc[F]c[R] $22–3020961 Highway 2902-758-1631wildnaturecampground@outlook.comwww.wildnaturecampground.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus •24-hr CXLSites: 50 (44 o/n) • May 17–Sep 29

TRURO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

HILDENScotia Pine Campground pcccd[F]cd[R]. $29–481911 Highway 2902-893-3666, 877-893-3666info@scotiapine.cawww.scotiapinecampground.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: P @•48-hr CXLSites: 211 (109 o/n) • May 9–Oct 17

GLENHOLMEElm River RV Park p. $34–4685 Elm River Parkway902-662-3162, 888-356-4356Riverside campground with ramps to facilities. Wood, Wi-Fi (extra charge), camping & RV supplies, propane by weight and meter. Big rigs welcome. RV service. Good Sam, CAA honoured.E,W,Se,U•Pull-thrus•Swimming: P,R•@ 24-hr CXLSites: 118 (75 o/n) • Apr 1–Nov 30

Hidden Hilltop Family Campground ";pcccd[F]cccc[R] $35–502600 Highway 4902-662-3391, 866-662-3391info@hiddenhilltopcampground.comwww.hiddenhilltopcampground.comE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y Swimming: P•@•48-hr CXLSites: 243 (69 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

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FIVE ISLANDSFive Islands Ocean Resort & RV Campground pcccd[F]cc[R] $24–150482 Highway 2902-254-2824, 877-454-2824www.fiveislands.caE,W,Se,U•DS•Pull-thrus•C/T/Y•Swimming: O,P @•1-wk CXLSites: 122 (112 o/n) • May 15–Oct 15

WEYMOUTHSissiboo Landing 4575 Highway 1902-837-4715sissiboolanding@gmail.comwww.weymouthnovascotia.comDisplays and interactive exhibits representing Weymouth’s five cultures; re-creation of 1890s village, with working train. Visitor Centre, gift shop, free Wi-Fi.May 15–Oct 7 •;

GILBERT’S COVEGilbert’s Cove Lighthouse 244 Lighthouse Road902-837-5584gcovelighthouse@hotmail.comwww.gilbertscovelighthouse.comJun 15–Sep 30

DIGBY NECK & ISLANDS AREA

TIVERTONBalancing Rock Highway 217 (near #2500)902-245-4046www.digbytrails.caMay 18–Oct 31 •;

FREEPORTIslands Museum and Archives 243 Highway 217902-839-2034islandshistorical@gmail.comwww.islandshistoricalsociety.comAdmission: D • Jun 21–Sep 3

DIGBY ENTRY AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

DIGBYAdmiral Digby Museum 95 Montague Row902-245-6322admuseum@ns.sympatico.cawww.admiraldigbymuseum.caAdmission: D • Mar 6–Dec 1 •W;

BAY VIEWPoint Prim Lighthouse 902-245-4455heritage@municipality.digby.ns.caYear-round •W;

SMITH’S COVESmith’s Cove Old Temperance Hall Museum 590 Highway 1902-245-4665dotg@eastlink.caJul 1–Aug 31 •W

BEAR RIVERBear River Heritage Museum 1913 Clementsvale Road902-467-1211brhs@eastlink.caAdmission: D • Jul 1–Aug 31 •;

CORNWALLISCornwallis Military Museum 726 Broadway Avenuemuseum.cornwallis@gmail.comwww.cornwallismuseum.caAdmission: $ • Jun 28–Sep 15 •W

END OF DIGBY ENTRY AREA

ATTRACTIONSThis category includes national parks, historic sites, museums, and other attractions. See also listings under Craft Beverages & Specialty Foods; Galleries, Shops, Artists and Artisans; Outdoors; and Trails. For a key to symbols and codes, see p. 2.

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GRANVILLE FERRYAction Jax Family Fun Park 4708 Highway 1902-532-0911goto@actionjax.cawww.actionjax.caAdmission: $ • May 18–Sep 27

North Hills Museum v5065 Granville Road902-532-2168northhills.novascotia.caAdmission: D • Jun 1–Oct 15 •W

PORT ROYALMelanson Settlement National Historic Site P3870 Granville Road902-532-2321, 888-773-8888www.parkscanada.gc.ca/melansonsettlementMay 18–Oct 6 •;

Port-Royal National Historic Site P53 Historic Lane902-532-2898, 888-773-8888southwestnova.nhs@pc.gc.cawww.parkscanada.gc.ca/portroyalAdmission: $ • May 18–Oct 6 •;

BRIDGETOWN AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

TUPPERVILLETupperville School Museum 2663 Highway 201902-665-2129tuppervillemuseum@gmail.comwww.tuppervilleschoolmuseum.webs.comJun 27–Sep 2 •W

BRIDGETOWNJames House Museum 12 Queen Street902-665-4530info@jameshousemuseum.comwww.jameshousemuseum.comAdmission: $ • Jun 23–Aug 24 •;

HAMPTONHampton Lighthouse and Historical Society Wharf Road902-665-5204www.hamptonlighthouse.com/index.phpAdmission: D • Jul 1–Sep 18 •;

MIDDLETON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

MOUNT HANLEYMount Hanley Schoolhouse Museum 2130 Mt Hanley Road902-584-3757Jun 26–Sep 6

MIDDLETONAnnapolis Valley Macdonald Museum 21 School Street902-825-6116macdonald.museum@ns.sympatico.cawww.macdonaldmuseum.caApr 1–Dec 15 •W

Memory Lane Railway Museum 61 School Street902-825-6062info@memorylanerailwaymuseum.orgwww.memorylanerailwaymuseum.orgMay 1–Nov 1 •W

Old Holy Trinity Church 49 Main Street902-825-3428oldholytrinitychurch@gmail.comoldholytrinitychurch.ca/wp/historyAdmission: D • Jun 23–Aug 24 •;

MAITLAND BRIDGEKejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site P3005 Main Parkway902-682-2772, 888-773-8888kejimkujik.info@pc.gc.cawww.parkscanada.gc.ca/kejiAdmission: $ • May 18–Oct 8 •W;

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

UPPER CLEMENTSUpper Clements Adventure Park 2958 Highway 1902-532-7557, 888-248-4567fun@upperclements.comwww.upperclements.comSituated in a natural setting, adjacent to the Amusement Park. Ziplines (over 1000 ft), bridges and challenging courses; 60-ft free-fall drop tower. Trained guides. Full course 2–4 hr.Admission: $ • Jun 1–Sep 15 •W

Upper Clements Amusement Park 2931 Highway 1902-532-7557, 888-248-4567www.upperclements.comThrill rides. Live entertainment. Restaurant. Enjoy the wooden rollercoaster or plunge down the sky-high flume ride. Open 11am–7pm daily (weather permitting). Campground nearby.Admission: $ • Jun 14–Sep 2 •W

ANNAPOLIS ROYALAnnapolis Royal Historic Gardens 441 St George Street902-532-7018admin@historicgardens.comwww.historicgardens.comAn incredible fusion of heritage and gardens! The beautiful 17-acre Historic Gardens show-case gardening methods, designs, and materials representing 400 years of Canadian history.Admission: $ • May 15–Oct 15 •W

Annapolis Tidal Station 236 Prince Albert Road902-532-0502www.nspower.caAdmission: D • May 15–Oct 15 •W

Fort Anne National Historic Site P323 St George Street902-532-2397, 888-773-8888southwestnova.nhs@pc.gc.cawww.parkscanada.gc.ca/fortanneAdmission: $ • May 18–Oct 6 •;

King’s Theatre 209 St George Street902-532-7704www.kingstheatre.caAdmission: $ • Year-round

O’Dell House Museum 136 St George Street902-532-7754annapolisheritage@gmail.comwww.annapolisheritagesociety.com/ collectionsAdmission: D • Year-round •W;

Sinclair Inn Museum 232 St George Street902-532-7754annapolisheritage@gmail.comwww.annapolisheritagesociety.com/ collectionsAdmission: D • Jun 1–Oct 1 •;

KINGSTON AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

GREENWOODGreenwood Military Aviation Museum Ward Road902-765-1494, ext 5955dndwingmuseum@bellaliant.comwww.gmam.caYear-roundAYLESFORDDempsey Corner Orchards 2717 Highway 221902-847-1855, 888-675-8282dempseycornerorchards@ns.aliantzinc.cawww.dempseycorner.comAdmission: $ • Jun 1–Oct 31 •W

Oaklawn Farm Zoo 1007 Ward Road902-847-9790www.oaklawnfarmzoo.caAdmission: $ • Mar 30–Nov 15 •W

KENTVILLE/NEW MINAS AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

CAMBRIDGEValley Drive In Theatre 5943 Highway 1902-538-0772valleydrivein@ns.sympatico.cawww.valleydrivein.comAdmission: $ • May 1–Sep 30 •;

KENTVILLECentreStage Theatre 61 River Street902-678-8040centrestage@centrestagetheatre.cawww.centrestagetheatre.caAdmission: $ • Year-round •W

Kings County Museum 37 Cornwallis Street902-678-6237info@kingscountymuseum.cawww.kingscountymuseum.caAdmission: D • Apr 1–Dec 15 •W;

CENTREVILLEBlueberry Acres / Vital Berry Farms 1225 Middle Dyke Road902-582-1482mbrown@mycountrymagic.comwww.mycountrymagic.comAdmission: $ • Seasonal •;

Charles Macdonald Concrete House Museum 19 Saxon Street902-678-3177info@concretehouse.cawww.concretehouse.caJul 1–Sep 1 •W

WOLFVILLE AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

GREENWICHHennigar Farm Park and Trail 10272 Highway 1902-542-3503doug@hennigars.comwww.hennigars.com/parktrail.htmAdmission: $ • Apr 1–Dec 24 •;

PORT WILLIAMSPrescott House Museum v1633 Starr’s Point Road902-542-3984nancy.morton@novascotia.caprescotthouse.novascotia.caAdmission: $ • Jun 1–Sep 30 •W;

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CANNINGCanning Heritage Centre 9806 Main Street902-582-7699Jul 1–Aug 31

Ross Creek Centre for the Arts 555 Ross Creek Road902-582-3842www.artscentre.caYear-round •W;

Two Planks and a Passion Theatre 555 Ross Creek Road902-582-3073boxoffice@twoplanks.cawww.twoplanks.caAdmission: $ • Jun 1–Aug 25 •W

WOLFVILLEBlomidon Inn Gardens 195 Main Street902-542-2291www.blomidon.ns.ca/garden.htmlMay 1–Oct 31

Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens Acadia University902-585-5242kcirvingcentre@acadiau.cabotanicalgardens.acadiau.caYear-round •W;

Randall House Museum 259 Main Street902-542-9775randallhouse@outlook.comwww.wolfvillehs.ednet.ns.caAdmission: D • May 26–Oct 12 •;

GRAND PRÉCovenanter Church 1989 Grand Pré Road902-681-0366www.orchardvalleyunited.ca/ church-committees/covenanter-churchAdmission: D • May 15–Oct 15 •;

Grand-Pré National Historic Site P2205 Grand-Pré Road902-542-3631, 866-542-3631grandpre.info@pc.gc.cawww.parkscanada.gc.ca/grandpreLocated in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once a thriving Acadian settle-ment, and now the most significant memorial to their tragic upheaval.Admission: $ • May 18–Oct 8 •W

WINDSOR AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

HANTSPORTBlue Beach Fossil Museum 127 Blue Beach Road902-790-9541info@bluebeachfossilmuseum.comwww.bluebeachfossilmuseum.comApr 15–Oct 31 •'

WINDSORFort Edward National Historic Site P67 Fort Edward Street902-798-2639southwestnova.nhs@pc.gc.cawww.parkscanada.gc.ca/fortedwardJun 26–Sep 1 •W

Haliburton House Museum v414 Clifton Avenue902-798-2915michael.huggins@novascotia.cahaliburtonhouse.novascotia.caAdmission: $ • Jun 2–Sep 29 •;

MAITLANDLawrence House Museum v8660 Highway 215902-261-2628museum@novascotia.calawrencehouse.novascotia.caAdmission: $ • Jun 1–Sep 29 •;

SOUTH MAITLANDFundy Tidal Interpretive Centre 9865 Highway 236902-261-2250fundytidal@easthants.cawww.easthants.ca/content/south-maitland- fundy-tidal-interpretive-centreInterpretive centre; Bay of Fundy tidal obser-vation deck over Shubenacadie River; nature park with 2-km trail, bird & eagle watching, marsh and pond system. Visitor information.May 19–Oct 8 •W

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SHUBENACADIEAtlantic Motorsport Park 266 Racetrack Road902-758-2237www.atlanticmotorsportpark.comMay 1–Oct 15 •W

Watson Smith & Sons Tinsmith Shop and Hardware Store Museum 2854 Main Street902-758-2013info@shubie.caMay 15–Sep 30 •W

SHUBENACADIE EASTShubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park v149 Creighton Road902-758-2040wildlifepark@novascotia.cawildlifepark.novascotia.caAdmission: $ • May 15–Oct 15 •W

STEWIACKEMastodon Ridge 87 Main Street West902-639-2345www.mastodonridge.comYear-round •W

UPPER STEWIACKEStewiacke Valley Museum 5445 Highway 289902-671-2118Jun 15–Sep 15

TRURO AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

MILLBROOKMillbrook Cultural & Heritage Centre 65 Treaty Trail902-843-3493, 800-895-1177info@glooscapheritagecentre.comwww.glooscapheritagecentre.comAdmission: $ • Seasonal •W

TRUROColchester Historeum 29 Young Street902-895-6284contact@colchesterhistoreum.cawww.colchesterhistoreum.caAdmission: $ • Year-round •W

Little White Schoolhouse Museum 20 Arthur Street902-895-5170littlewhiteschoolhousemuseum@bellaliant.comwww.littlewhiteschool.caJun 1–Aug 31

Howard Dill Enterprises 400 College Road902-798-2728www.howarddill.com/dill-farm.html#1Year-round

King’s-Edgehill School 33 King’s-Edgehill Lane902-798-2278www.kes.ns.ca/about/historyYear-round •;

Long Pond Hockey Enterprises 400 College Road902-798-2728www.gameofhockey.comAdmission: D • Year-round

Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia 132 Gerrish Street902-798-5841puppets@mermaidtheatre.cawww.mermaidtheatre.caYear-round

Trecothic Creek & Windsor Railway 133 Centennial Drive, Windsor Industrial Park902-861-3022ships.electronic@ns.sympatico.caJun 5–Oct 9 •W

West Hants Historical Society Museum 281 King Street902-798-4706whhs@ns.aliantzinc.cawesthantshistoricalsociety.caJul 3–Aug 31 •W

Windsor Hockey Heritage Centre 414 Clifton Avenue902-798-1800windsorhockeyheritage@hotmail.cawww.birthplaceofhockey.com/museumJun 1–Oct 15NEWPORT LANDINGAvon River Heritage Society Museum 15 & 17 Belmont Road902-757-1718infoavonriver@gmail.comwww.avonriverheritage.comAdmission: D • May 4–Oct 28 •W;

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WALTONWalton Lighthouse 119 Lorne Smith Roadwww.waltonns.wordpress.comMay 15–Oct 15 •;

NOELBurntcoat Head Park 627 Burntcoat Road902-369-2529burntcoat@easthants.cawww.burntcoatheadpark.caCome walk, play, and explore the ocean floor at the site of the world’s highest tides. Our 3-acre park features a replica lighthouse and a gift shop. Ask about our guided ocean floor tours.May 19–Oct 8 •;

MAITLAND AREA (UP TO 20 KM RADIUS)

LOWER SELMALower Selma Museum & Heritage Cemetery 6971 Highway 215hantshistorical@gmail.comwww.ehhs.weebly.comJun 1–Aug 31

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SPRINGHILLAnne Murray Centre 36 Main Street902-597-8614amcentre@eastlink.cawww.annemurraycentre.comAdmission: $ • May 10–Oct 15 •W

Isabel Simpson Heritage Centre 26 Memorial Drive902-597-8044www.springhillheritage.ca/ springhill_heritage_group/projects.htmlJun 1–Sep 1 •W

Tour a Mine, Springhill Miners’ Museum 145 Black River Road902-597-3449springhillminersmuseum@hotmail.comAdmission: $ • May 18–Oct 15 •W

PARRSBOROFORCE (Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy) 1156 West Bay Road902-254-2510, 855-277-2510visitor.centre@fundyforce.cawww.fundyforce.ca/visitMay 22–Oct 31 •W

Fundy Geological Museum v162 Two Islands Road902-254-3814, 866-856-DINOfundygeo@novascotia.cafundygeological.novascotia.caAdmission: $ • Year-round •W

Ottawa House by the Sea Museum 1155 Whitehall Road902-254-2376ottawa.house@ns.sympatico.cawww.ottawahousemuseum.caAdmission: D • Jun 1–Sep 15 •W

Ship’s Company Theatre 18 Lower Main Street902-254-3000, 800-565-SHOWmarketing@shipscompanytheatre.comwww.shipscompanytheatre.comWhere Atlantic Canada takes the stage – new works, fresh voices, and authentic stories. Professional theatre in picturesque Parrsboro. Visit the historic Fundy ferry, the Kipawo.Admission: $ • Jul 1–Oct 1 •W

PORT GREVILLEAge of Sail Heritage Centre 8334 Highway 209902-348-2030gbsmsageofsail@yahoo.comwww.ageofsailmuseum.caAdmission: $ • May 14–Oct 18 •W

ADVOCATE HARBOURCape d’Or Lighthouse 1 Cape d’Or Road902-670-8314capedor@hotmail.comwww.capedor.caYear-roundJOGGINSJoggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site 100 Main Street902-251-2727, 888-932-9766info@jogginsfossilcliffs.netwww.jogginsfossilcliffs.netGuided tours of the World Heritage Site, described as the “Coal Age Galapagos”, where the world’s highest tides continually reveal 300-million-year-old fossils. Interactive displays.Admission: $ • Apr 22–Oct 31 •W;

RIVER HEBERTHeritage Model Museum 1868 Highway 242902-251-2442heritagemodels2015@gmail.comwww.heritagemodelsmuseum.caAdmission: $ • Jun 1–Sep 1 •W

MINUDIEAmos Seaman School Museum 5558 Barronsfield Road902-251-2289minudieheritage@gmail.comwww.virtualmuseum.ca/virtual-exhibits/ exhibit/king-seaman-his-legacy-continuesJul 1–Sep 1 •W

Victoria Park 29 Park Road902-893-6078recdept@truro.cawww.truro.ca/victoria-park.htmlYear-roundBIBLE HILLTruro Raceway 73 Ryland Avenue902-893-9222nspe@eastlink.cawww.truroraceway.caYear-round •;

DEBERTDebert Military Museum 35 Acadia Avenue902-662-2860debert.museum@ns.sympatico.cawww.debertmilitaryhistorysociety.weebly.comAdmission: D • May 26–Sep 27 •W

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MILLVALEVonetta’s Museum Centre 119 North Road902-686-3206Admission: $ • May 15–Oct 15 •W

BASS RIVERBass River Heritage Interpretive Park & Museum Highway 2902-647-2648bassrivermuseumsocial@gmail.comwww.bassrivermuseum.caAdmission: D • Jun 6–Oct 12 •;

UPPER ECONOMYThat Dutchman’s Farm, Animal & Nature Park 4595 Highway 2902-647-2751dutchmanscheese@gmail.comwww.thatdutchmansfarm.com/ animal-nature-parkFamily-friendly park with naturalized gardens, ponds, flowers and heritage animals. Follow sheltered paths through woodlands and meadows, passing hidden animal enclosures.Admission: $ • Jun 1–Oct 21

ECONOMYCobequid Interpretive & Welcome Centre 3246 Highway 2902-647-2600wccda@ns.sympatico.cawww.cobequidinterpretivecentre.comPhotos/films/displays on the area’s tides, geology, history, culture. WWII tower offers great view of tides & countryside. Info on local hiking & ATV trails. Picnic & recreation area.Admission: D • Jun 20–Sep 1 •;

LOWER FIVE ISLANDSFive Islands Lighthouse 140 Broderick Lanerecreation@colchester.cawww.colchester.ca/five-islands-lighthouse-park“Pepper Pot” wooden lighthouse built in 1913 and moved to this 22-acre coastal park in 2008. Panoramic view, beach access, walk-ing path, picnic shelter, ship playground.Admission: D • May 12–Oct 8

GALLERIES, SHOPS, ARTISTS & ARTISANS

These listings identify some of the artisans in the region and some galleries and shops whose products are primarily made in Nova Scotia. The “Open Studio” designation identifies artisans who open their personal studios to the public so you can watch them work.

ROSSWAYThe Artist’s Mark9613 Highway 217902-482-2188ptoceanwaves@gmail.comwww.artistsmarkshop.blogspot.comMedia: Paintings & prints, stone & bone May 1–Oct 31 •;

BARTONJapanese Antiques and Woodblock Prints8121 Highway 101/Highway 1902-245-2347japanesegallery@gmail.comMedia: Paintings & prints, wood May 15–Nov 15 •;

BRIGHTONQuilts by the Bay8779 Highway 1902-245-6343debra.howard@emci.cawww.novascotiaquilts.caMedia: Fibre • May 25–Oct 15 •W

SMITH’S COVERiverside Pottery Studio & Gallery66 River Road902-245-1933bluefinpottery@hotmail.comMedia: Clay, paintings & prints • Year-roundBEAR RIVERFlight of Fancy1869 Clementsvale Road902-467-4171, 866-467-4171info@theflight.cawww.theflight.caExquisitely curated, award-winning fine art and craft store. Two floors; over 200 artists. 38th year in business. Recommended by Lonely Planet.Media: Multiple media • May 1–Oct 31 •;

Oddacity Designs111 Wharf Road902-467-0268havefun@bellaliant.netwww.oddacitydesigns.comMedia: Fibre, stone & bone May 20–Oct 10 •W

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BASS RIVERHeather Lawson Studio5759 Highway 2902-647-2287heatherlawson@ns.sympatico.cawww.heatherlawson.caMedia: Stone & bone • Jun 1–Oct 1

Joy Laking Studio Gallery6730 Highway 2902-890-8450joy@joylakinggallery.comwww.joylakinggallery.comMedia: Paintings & prints • Year-round •;

PARRSBOROKrista Wells’ Studio121 Main Street902-254-2972flyingart@seasidehighspeed.comwww.kristawells.caMedia: Clay, paintings & prints May 1–Dec 31JOGGINSFundy Treasures Gifts and Tours107 Highway 242902-664-9697fundytreasures@gmail.comwww.fundytreasures.caMedia: Candles, stone & bone • Apr 1–Sep 30

Steven Kennard – Innovative Imaging Studio9545 Highway 221902-582-3795steven@stevenkennard.comwww.stevenkennard.com/blog/homeMedia: Photography, wood • Year-round

Sun Porch Pottery10228 Highway 221902-680-2765sunporchpottery@yahoo.caMedia: Clay • Year-roundWOLFVILLEAcadia University Art GalleryBeveridge Arts Centre902-585-1373artgallery@acadiau.cagallery.acadiau.ca/acadia_art_galleryMedia: Multiple media • Year-round •W

GRAND PRÉUncommon Common ArtVarious locations in Kings Countyuncommoncommonart@gmail.comwww.uncommoncommonart.comMedia: Multiple media • Jun 15–Oct 30CENTRE BURLINGTONStuart L. Taylor, Woodturner801 Cogmagun Road902-306-5801sltaylorturner@gmail.comOpen Studio Artisan • Media: Wood May 25–Oct 7SELMAGallery 2158247 Highway 215902-261-2151info@artgallery215.comwww.artgallery215.comMedia: Multiple media • Jun 6–Oct 3 •W

MAITLANDInklings in Wood9007 Highway 215902-261-2100info@inklingsinwood.comwww.inklingsinwood.comOpen Studio Artisan • Media: Wood May 15–Oct 15 •W

TRUROMcCarthy Gallery36 Arthur Street, at NSCC902-893-5326Media: Fibre, paintings & prints Year-round •W

Thrown Together – Pottery & Art37 King Street902-895-9309throwntogether@ns.sympatico.cawww.throwntogetherpottery.comMedia: Clay, paintings & prints Year-round •W;

Visual Voice Fine Art128 King Street902-843-9464gallery@visual-voice.cawww.visual-voice.ca/fineartMedia: Multiple media • Apr 1–Dec 31 •W

Pulp Humour6684 Sissiboo Road902-467-0337cherylstonebr@gmail.comOpen Studio Artisan • Media: Multiple media May 1–Oct 31 •;

Silk Journey81 Chute Road902-467-3035silkjourney@ns.sympatico.cawww.silkjourneyquilts.comMedia: Fibre • Jun 15–Oct 1

Turned Timber6684 Sissiboo Road902-467-0337jaystonebr@gmail.comOpen Studio Artisan • Media: Wood May 1–Oct 31 •;

Wild Rice Pottery733 Riverview Road902-467-3313wildricepottery@eastlink.cawww.wildricepottery.caOpen Studio Artisan • Media: Clay Year-round •;

ANNAPOLIS ROYALJon Gray Bespoke43 School Street902-526-3899info@jongraybespoke.comMedia: Leather • Year-round

Lucky Rabbit & Co.15 Church St902-532-0928lucky_rabbit@hotmail.comwww.luckyrabbitandco.comOpen Studio Artisan Media: Multiple media • Jun 1–Oct 8MARGARETSVILLEArt Shack37 Haddock Alley902-670-1925joantaylor107@hotmail.comwww.artistscircle.caMedia: Paintings & prints • Jun 18–Sep 30 •;

AYLESFORDWindsong Studio & Gallery1331 Victoria Road902-847-9847robardecoste@ns.sympatico.cawww.windsong-nature-gallery.comMedia: Paintings & prints • Year-round •;

BERWICKOcean Zn Gift Shop & Decor145 Commercial Street902-691-1890oceanznseaglassstudio@hotmail.comwww.oceanznseaglassstudio.yolasite.comMedia: Glass • Year-round •W

NEW MINASNova Scotia Fisherman eXtreme Skin Care 15 Jones Road902-681-1362, 888-681-1362tassi@novascotiafisherman.comwww.novascotiafisherman.comMedia: Soap & lotion • Year-round •W

CANNINGLee’s Shop – Ethnic & Local Emporium9845 Main Street902-670-3308Media: Books & cards, paintings & prints Year-round •;

CRAFT BEVERAGES & SPECIALTY FOODS

This category includes Wineries, Breweries, Brew Pubs, Cideries & Distilleries, Specialty Food Shops, Taste of NS Experiences & On-site Producers recognized by their applicable Provincial Associations.

HILLGROVERoof Hound Brewing Co.2580 Ridge Road902-245-8121beer@roofhound.cawww.roofhound.caBrewery • Year-roundSMITH’S COVELazy Bear Brewing120 West Old Post Road902-440-0880www.lazybearbrewing.caBrewery • Year-roundBEAR RIVERAnnapolis Highland Vineyards2635 Clementsvale Roadinfo@annapolishighlandvineyards.comwww.annapolishighlandvineyards.comWinery • Jun 1–Oct 31 •Wu

ANNAPOLIS ROYALStill Fired Distilleries9543 Highway 8902-880-1338stillfireddistilleries@gmail.comwww.stillfireddistilleries.comDistillery • Year-round •;

LAWRENCETOWNBeavercreek Winery496 Carleton Road902-584-3236beavercreekwinery@hotmail.comwww.beavercreekwinery.comWinery • May 23–Oct 31 •Wu@

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HORTONVILLEHorton Ridge Malt & Grain2504 Ridge Road902-266-6258info@hortonridgemalt.comwww.hortonridgemalt.comBrewery • Year-roundFALMOUTHSainte-Famille WinesDyke Road902-798-8311, 800-565-0993www.st-famille.com/visit-us/toursWinery • Year-round •NWu

WINDSORSchoolhouse Brewery40 Water Street, Unit 105902-472-4677info@schoolhousebrewery.cawww.schoolhousebrewery.caBrewery • Year-roundWINDSOR FORKSDaniels U-Pick4473 Highway 14902-798-5432phildaniels9@yahoo.comSpecialty food • Aug 15–Nov 15 •;

AVONDALEAvondale Sky Winery80 Avondale Cross Road902-253-2047info@avondalewine.cawww.avondalesky.comHere the elements perfectly align – acres of vines, an ever-changing tidal landscape, rolling hills, and panoramic sky. Retail shop in a restored 180-year-old former church.Winery • Feb 10–Dec 24 •NWu

ASHDALEMeander River Farm and Brewery906 Woodville Road902-757-3484info@meanderriverfarm.cawww.meanderriverfarm.caBrewery, cidery, specialty food Year-round •N;

STEWIACKEColdstream Clear Distillery87 Main Street902-956-3393www.coldstreamclear.comDistillery • Year-round •N

TRUROThe Nook and Cranny Brew Pub627 Prince Street902-895-0779www.thenookandcranny.caBrew pub • Year-round •N

MASSTOWNMasstown Market10622 Highway 2902-662-2816, 866-273-0614info@masstownmarket.comwww.masstownmarket.comFarm market, dairy bar, cafeteria-style restaurant, bakery, deli, gift & garden centre, full-size lighthouse, fresh fish market, fish & chip boat, full-service butcher, creamery.Specialty food • Year-round •NW@

SOMERSETMeadowbrook Meat Market318 Pleasant Valley Road902-538-3623meadowbrookfarm@ns.sympatico.cawww.meadowbrookmeatmarket.comSpecialty food • Year-round •N

KENTVILLEPaddy’s Brewpub & Rosie’s Restaurant42 Aberdeen Street902-678-3199feedback@paddys.cawww.paddyspub.caBrew pub • Year-round •NW@

GREENWICHNoggins Corner Farm Market U-Pick10009 Highway 1902-542-5515tours@nogginsfarm.cawww.nogginsfarm.ca/pick-your-own.phpSpecialty food • Seasonal •N

PORT WILLIAMSBarrelling Tide Distillery1164 Parkway Drive902-542-1627barrellingtidedistillery@gmail.comwww.barrellingtidedistillery.comA craft distillery using local fruit and grains. All our spirits and liqueurs are handcrafted on site in small batches. Retail area & tasting bar.Distillery • Year-round •NW

Fox Hill Cheese House1678 Church Street902-542-3599foxhillfarm@ns.sympatico.cawww.foxhillcheesehouse.com/services.htmSpecialty food • Year-round •NW

Planters Ridge Winery1441 Church Street902-542-2711info@plantersridge.cawww.plantersridge.caWinery • Year-round •NWu@

Sea Level Brewing980 Terry’s Creek Road902-542-5544sealevelbrewing@gmail.comwww.sealevelbrewing.comBrewery • Year-round

Wayfarers’ Ale1116 Kars Street902-542-7462info@wayfarersale.cawww.wayfarersale.caBrewery • Year-round •W

CANNINGBlomidon Estate Winery10318 Highway 221902-582-7565retail@blomidonwine.cawww.blomidonwine.caWinery • Year-round •NWu

WOLFVILLEAnnapolis Cider Company388 Main Street902-697-2707info@drinkannapolis.cawww.drinkannapolis.caCidery • Year-round •NW

Benjamin Bridge Vineyards1842 White Rock Road902-542-1560appointments@benjaminbridge.comwww.benjaminbridge.comWinery • Year-round •Nu

Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards11143 Highway 1902-542-7774info@lightfootandwolfville.comwww.lightfootandwolfville.comFamily-run farm winery handcrafting wines with organic and biodynamic practices. Tours, tastings, special events. Patio with woodfired pizza oven and Minas Basin view.Winery • Year-round •NW

Paddy’s Brewpub & Rosie’s Restaurant460 Main Street902-542-0059feedback@paddys.cawww.paddyspub.caBrewpub • Year-round •N

Stirling Fruit Farms10317 Highway #1902-542-3763greatapples@stirlingfruitfarms.cawww.stirlingfruitfarms.caSpecialty food • Year-roundGASPEREAUGaspereau Vineyards2239 White Rock Road902-542-1455info@gaspereauwine.comwww.gaspereauwine.comWinery • May 1–Dec 23 •NWu

L’Acadie Vineyards310 Slayter Road902-542-8463info@lacadievineyards.cawww.lacadievineyards.ca/the-winery-intro.phpWinery • May 1–Oct 15 •NWu@

Luckett Vineyards1293 Grand Pré Road902-542-2600wine@luckettvineyards.comwww.luckettvineyards.comWinery • May 1–Oct 31 •NWu

GRAND PRÉGrand Pré Winery11611 Highway 1902-542-1753, 866-GPWINESmail@grandprewines.ns.cawww.grandprewines.comWinery • May 1–Oct 31 •NWu

Just Us! Coffee, Chocolate, and Fair Trade Museum11865 Highway 1902-542-7474, ext 221, 888-668-8436museum@justuscoffee.comwww.justuscoffee.com/get-involved/fair-trade-museumSpecialty food • Year-round •N;@

Tangled Garden11827 Highway 1902-542-9811tangledgardenherbs@gmail.comwww.tangledgardenherbs.caRecognized for innovative herb jellies and liqueurs. NS’s oldest distillery; tastings available. Savour afternoon tea or ice cream amidst enchanting gardens.Distillery, specialty food Apr 1–Dec 23 •N;

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Paddy’s Irish Brewpub & Rosie’s Restaurant42 Aberdeen Street902-678-3199www.paddyspub.caType: Pub • Specialty: CanadianLicensed • Year-round •NW@

HALL’S HARBOURHall’s Harbour Lobster Pound1157 West Hall’s Harbour Road902-679-5299scameron@cameronseafoods.comwww.hallsharbourlobster.com/restaurant.htmlType: Family dining, informal Specialty: Fish and chips, seafoodLicensed • May 6–Oct 16 •NW@

GREENWICHThe Acadian Dining Room, at Old Orchard Inn153 Greenwich Road South902-542-5751, 800-561-8090reservations@oldorchardinn.ns.cawww.oldorchardinn.comMaritime cuisine with local products and award-winning NS wines in two restaurants, with seafood as a specialty. Panoramic view of Cape Blomidon and the Fundy Shore tides; fireside dining.Type: Fine dining, informal Specialty: Canadian, seafoodLicensed • Year-round •"N

PORT WILLIAMSThe Port Pub & Bistro980 Terry’s Creek Road902-542-5555portpub@ns.aliantzinc.cawww.theportpub.comGastropub & microbrewery promoting Annapolis Valley wines, spirits & ales. In-house preparation of locally sourced food. Watch the Bay of Fundy tides from our waterfront deck.Type: Informal, pub Licensed • Year-round •"NW@

CANNINGCrystany’s Brasserie9848 Main Street902-582-3663crystanysbrasserie@gmail.comwww.crystanysbrasserie.comType: Gourmet, informal Specialty: Gluten-freeLicensed • Year-round •N

WOLFVILLEBlomidon Inn195 Main Street902-542-2291innkeeper@blomidon.ns.cawww.blomidon.ns.caType: Fine dining • Specialty: SeafoodLicensed • Year-round •NW@

Paddy’s Brewpub & Rosie’s Restaurant460 Main Street902-542-0059www.paddyspub.caType: Pub • Specialty: SeafoodLicensed • Year-round •NW@

GASPEREAULuckett Vineyards Bistro1293 Grand Pré Road902-542-2600wines@luckettvineyards.comwww.luckettvineyards.comType: Gourmet, informal Specialty: European, sandwichesLicensed • May 1–Oct 31 •NW

GRAND PRÉLe Caveau Restaurant, at Grand Pré Winery11611 Highway 1902-542-7177, 866-479-4637lecaveau@grandprewines.ns.cawww.grandprewines.comType: Fine dining Licensed • May 1–Dec 31 •NW

AVONDALED’Vine Morsels at the Winery80 Avondale Cross Road902-253-2047info@avondalewine.cawww.avondalesky.com/dvine-morsels- restaurantType: Family dining, fine dining Specialty: Canadian, seafoodLicensed • May 19–Oct 21 •NW

SUMMERVILLEThe Flying Apron Inn & Cookery3 Summerville Wharf Road902-633-2300, 844-633-2300info@flyingaproncookery.cawww.flyingaproncookery.caType: Family dining, gourmetLicensed • Year-round •NW

TRUROBistro 2216 Inglis Place902-843-4123chef@bistro22.cawww.bistro22.caType: Fine dining, informal Specialty: CanadianLicensed • Year-round •NW

ADVOCATE HARBOURWild Caraway Café & Restaurant3727 Highway 209902-392-2889eatdrinkstay@wildcaraway.comwww.wildcaraway.comType: Family dining, fine dining Specialty: SeafoodLicensed • May 5–Feb 15 •NW@

RESTAURANTSFor more extensive information, pick up a copy of the Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia’s Dine Nova Scotia or Taste of Nova Scotia’s Culinary Adventure Guide. Also visit edining.ca and tasteofnovascotia.com. See p. 2 for a key to the symbols and codes.

DIGBY19th Hole Clubhouse & Eatery111 Culloden Road902-245-7728, 800-667-463719hole@digbypines.cawww.digbypines.ca/golf/info.htmType: Informal, pub • Specialty: SeafoodLicensed • May 18–Oct 13 •N;

Churchill’s Restaurant & Lounge103 Shore Road902-245-7712, 800-667-4637churchills@digbypines.cawww.digbypines.ca/pines_cuisine.htmlType: Family dining, lounge Specialty: Seafood, gluten-freeLicensed • May 18–Oct 13 •NW@

HILLSBURNShore Road Seafood/Crows Nest Dining Room3931 Shore Road West902-532-0155peterjackie2@gmail.comType: Family dining, informal Specialty: Canadian, seafoodLicensed • Year-round •NW@

GREENWOODOaken Barrel Public House944 Pickering Lane902-765-8933info@oakenbarrel.cawww.oakenbarrel.caType: Informal, pubYear-round •N

BERWICKThe Union Street Café183 Commercial Street902-538-7787contactunionstreet@gmail.comwww.unionstreetcafe.caType: Family dining, pub Specialty: CanadianLicensed • Year-round •NW@

KENTVILLENOSH at NSCC236 Belcher Street902-679-7377Type: Fine dining • Specialty: CanadianOct 1–Apr 30 •N

OUTDOORSThese listings feature public parks, recreation and nature-based activities. Many are season-specific and/or weather-dependent so please confirm when booking. For information about outdoor experiences offered by Tour Operators, please see the Tour Operators section on page 190.

WEYMOUTH MILLSHinterland Adventures & Gear 54 Gates Lane902-837-4092odysseys@kayakingnovascotia.comwww.kayakingnovascotia.comCategory: Equipment Rentals{} Apr 24–Oct 30

UPPER ECONOMYThat Dutchman’s Cheese Farm132 Brown Road902-647-2751www.thatdutchmansfarm.comA local family favourite, we offer a rustic, easygoing atmosphere for learning about cheese-making, sampling our award-winning cheeses, and browsing Dutch treats and antiques.Specialty food • Year-round •W

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GRAYWOODMickey Hill Provincial Park v7956 Highway 8parks.novascotia.ca/content/mickey-hillCategory: Parks; Cross-country Skiing Year-roundWEST SPRINGHILLRaven Haven Beachside Family Park 2239 Virginia Road902-532-7320ravenhaven@annapoliscounty.cawww.ravenhaven.caCategory: Parks; Equipment Rentals|{}f Jun 13–Sep 3 •;

GRANVILLE FERRYDunromin Campsite & Cabins 4618 Highway 1902-532-2808office@dunromincampsite.comwww.dunromincampground.caCategory: Equipment RentalsY{} May 15–Oct 15 •W

YOUNG’S COVEYoung’s Cove Coastal Access Park 6169 Shore Road Westwww.annapoliscounty.ca/community- developmentCategory: Parks • Year-round •;

UPPER GRANVILLEHebb’s Landing 7464 Highway 1www.annapoliscounty.ca/community- developmentCategory: Parks • Year-round •;

BRIDGETOWNJubilee Park 902-665-5010dryan@annapoliscounty.cawww.annapoliscounty.caCategory: Parks; Equipment Rentals{}f May 15–Oct 15 •;

HAMPTONValleyview Provincial Park v960 Hampton Mountain Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/valleyviewCategory: Parks • Seasonal

WEST PARADISEEden Golf & Country Club 5359 Highway 201902-665-4257, 800-782-8814info@edengolf.cawww.edengolf.caCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 30COTTAGE COVECottage Cove Provincial Park v11935 Shore Road Eastparks.novascotia.ca/content/cottage-coveCategory: Parks • Seasonal •W

ALBANY CROSSShannon River Canoe Access Park 4081 Highway 10www.annapoliscounty.ca/community- developmentCategory: Parks • Seasonal

SOUTH FARMINGTONAbove Par Golf Course 9725 Highway 201902-824-0363abovepar@live.caCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 1

KINGSTONClairmont Provincial Park v1405 Highway 1parks.novascotia.ca/content/clairmontCategory: Parks • Seasonal •W

Paragon Golf & Country Club 380 Brookside Drive902-765-2554, 877-414-2554paragon.golf@ns.sympatico.cawww.paragongolf.caCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 31 •W

AYLESFORDAylesford Lake Beach 580 North River Roadwww.nsls.ns.ca/aylesford-lake-beachCategory: Supervised Beaches Jun 30–Sep 3 •W

Berwick Heights Golf Course 902-847-9000info@berwickheightsgolf.comwww.berwickheightsgolf.comCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 15–Nov 15LAKE GEORGELake George Provincial Park v125 North River Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/lake-georgeCategory: Parks • Seasonal •;

BERWICKThe Fundy Goldmines Rock Shop 2718 McNally Road902-538-9759Category: Rocks, Minerals & Fossils Jun 15–Sep 15CAMBRIDGEMinas View Golf Links 330 Hiltz Road902-528-2360www.minasviewgolflinks.comCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Oct 30COLDBROOKColdbrook Provincial Park v7073 Highway 1parks.novascotia.ca/content/coldbrookCategory: Parks • Seasonal •W

KENTVILLEIsland Green Golf Club 7005 Highway 12902-678-7577sherri@islandgreengolf.cawww.islandgreengolf.caCategory: Golf Courses • Seasonal

Valley Stove & Cycle 353 Main Street902-542-7280mailbag@valleystoveandcycle.comwww.valleystoveandcycle.comCategory: Equipment RentalsKy Year-round •W

CENTREVILLEEagle Crest Golf Course 2075 Lakewood Road902-679-3033info@eaglecrestgolfcourse.comwww.eaglecrestgolfcourse.comCategory: Golf Courses; Golf Driving Ranges Apr 1–Dec 1 •W

NEW MINASEast Coast Balloon Adventures 902-306-0095eastcoastballoons@gmail.comwww.eastcoastballoonadventures.comCategory: Air Adventure • May 1–Nov 30

PLYMPTONSavary Provincial Park v7401 Highway 1parks.novascotia.ca/content/savaryCategory: Parks • Seasonal •W

LAKE MIDWAYLake Midway Provincial Park v7600 Highway 217parks.novascotia.ca/content/lake-midwayCategory: Parks • Seasonal •;

CENTRAL GROVECentral Grove Provincial Park v1731 Highway 217parks.novascotia.ca/content/central-groveCategory: Parks • Seasonal

DIGBYAnnapolis Basin Look Off Provincial Park v260 Shore Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/ annapolis-basin-lookCategory: Parks • Year-round •W

Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa 103 Shore Road902-245-7709, 800-667-4637www.digbypines.ca/activities/golfCategory: Golf Courses • May 18–Oct 13 •W

Dockside Kayaking 34 Water Street902-245-4950, 866-445-4950fundycomplex@bellaliant.comwww.fundyrestaurant.com/ kayak-rentals-c14xrCategory: Equipment Rentals}• Jun 1–Sep 30MAITLAND BRIDGEKeji Outfitters 1507 Main Parkway, Kejimkujik National Park902-682-2282info@whynotadventure.cawww.whynotadventure.caCategory: Equipment Rentals Y|{KL}f• May 15–Oct 12 •W;

Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site P3005 Main Parkway902-682-2772, 888-773-8888kejimkujik.info@pc.gc.cawww.parkscanada.gc.ca/kejiCategory: National Parks May 19–Oct 9 •W;

UPPER CLEMENTSUpper Clements Adventure Park 2958 Highway 1902-532-7557, 888-248-4567fun@upperclements.comwww.upperclements.comSituated in a natural setting, near the Amuse-ment Park. Ziplines (over 1000 ft), bridges and challenging courses; 60-ft free-fall drop tower. Trained guides. Must be 5 ft tall minimum.Category: Ziplining • Jun 1–Sep 15

ALLAIN’S CREEKAnnapolis Royal Golf & Country Club 3816 Highway 1902-532-2064info@annapolisroyalgolf.comwww.annapolisroyalgolf.comCategory: Golf Courses; Snowshoeing Apr 1–Oct 30 •W

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White Water Adventures Gosse Bridge855-766-9725whitewateradventures@gmail.comwww.tidalboreraftingtours.comCategory: River Rafting • May 1–Oct 30 •;

GREEN OAKSFundy Tidal Bore Adventures 45 Highway 236902-986-1412, 844-363-8433info@tidalboreadventures.cawww.tidalboreadventures.caCategory: River Rafting • May 1–Sep 30URBANIAShubenacadie Tidal Bore Rafting Resort 12215 Highway 215902-758-8433info@raftingcanada.cawww.raftingcanada.caCategory: River Rafting • May 1–Oct 31 •;

SHUBENACADIEThe Links at Penn Hills 14049 Highway 215902-758-1406golf@linksatpennhills.comwww.linksatpennhills.comCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 30–Oct 31 •W

RIVERSIDECaddell Rapids Lookoff Provincial Park v1609 Riverside Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/ caddell-rapids-lookoffCategory: Parks • Seasonal STEWIACKEFox Hollow Golf Club 802 Highway 2902-639-2535foxhollowgolf@ns.aliantzinc.cawww.foxhollowgolfclub.caCategory: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 •W

Striped Bass Outfitters 1468 Stewiacke Road902-639-9772jeremy.umlah@bellaliant.netCategory: Fishing Guides • Apr 1–Jan 1STEWIACKE EASTStewiacke River Park 528 Stewiacke River Park Road902-897-3180recreation@colchester.cawww.colchester.ca/stewiacke-river-parkShaded day-use park with picnic shelters, play-ground, walking trail; accessible washrooms. River access for fishing, swimming (unsuper-vised), boating. Bald eagles often seen.Category: Parks • May 12–Oct 8 •;

BROOKFIELDBrookfield Golf Club 785 Highway 2902-673-3352brookfieldgolf@eastlink.cawww.brookfieldgolf.comCategory: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 30MILLBROOKFarmland Outfitters 902-899-3144farmlandoutfitters@hotmail.comwww.farmlandoutfitters.comCategory: Fishing Guides • Year-round

VAUGHANFalls Lake Provincial Park v1541 New Ross Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/falls-lakeCategory: Parks • Seasonal

ARDOISESerenity Acres Family Ranch 7321 Highway 1902-791-1215, 866-499-9138serenityacresfamilyranch@hotmail.comwww.serenityacresranch.comCategory: Riding & Hay Rides Year-round •;

NEWPORT CORNERCoyote Hill Golf Course 303 Highway 215902-757-0157www.coyotehill.caCategory: Golf Courses • Seasonal •W

Sky Wolf K-9 Adventures 50 Lynch Road867-334-4855skywolfk9adventures@gmail.comCategory: Dog Sledding • Year-round •;

BROOKLYNSmileys Provincial Park v109 Clayton McKay Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/smileysCategory: Parks • Seasonal •W

STANLEYEvangeline Trail Rides 2163 North River Road902-632-2637crystal@evangelinetrailrides.comwww.evangelinetrailrides.comCategory: Riding & Hay Rides • Year-roundNOELBurntcoat Head Park 627 Burntcoat Road902-369-2529burntcoat@easthants.cawww.burntcoatheadpark.caCategory: Parks • May 19–Oct 8 •;

LOWER SELMAAnthony Provincial Park v6889 Highway 215parks.novascotia.ca/content/anthonyCategory: Parks • Seasonal •W

MAITLANDRiver Runners Tidal Bore Rafting 8681 Highway 215902-261-2770, 800-856-5061info@riverrunnersns.comwww.riverrunnersns.comCategory: River Rafting • Jun 1–Sep 30SOUTH MAITLANDAtlantic School of Skydiving 9930 Highway 215902-423-5867www.atlanticschoolofskydiving.comCategory: Air Adventure • Apr 1–Dec 10

Shubenacadie River Adventure Tours 10061 Highway 215902-261-2222, 888-878-8687www.shubie.comCategory: River Rafting; Ziplining Jun 1–Sep 30

Shubie River Wranglers Phillips Road902-751-2132shubiewranglers@gmail.comwww.shubieriverwranglers.caCategory: River Rafting • Jun 1–Oct 30

Ken-Wo Golf Club 9495 Highway 1902-681-5388rmackay@ken-wo.comwww.ken-wo.comCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 1–Nov 30GREENWICHHennigar’s Farmers’ Golf 10230 Highway 1902-542-3503info@hennigars.comwww.hennigars.com/farmersgolf.htmCategory: Novelty Golf • Apr 1–Dec 24 •;

LUMSDEN DAMLumsden Pond Provincial Park v2530 Corkum & Burns Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/lumsden-pondCategory: Parks • Seasonal

ARLINGTONBlomidon Look-off Provincial Park v3374 Highway 358parks.novascotia.ca/content/blomidon-lookoffCategory: Parks • Year-round •W

BLOMIDONBlomidon Provincial Park v3138 Pereau Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/blomidonCategory: Parks • Seasonal •;

SCOTS BAYScots Bay Provincial Park v16 Wharf Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/scots-bayCategory: Parks • Seasonal

HANTSPORTBlue Beach Fossil Museum 127 Blue Beach Road902-790-9541info@bluebeachfossilmuseum.comwww.bluebeachfossilmuseum.comCategory: Rocks, Minerals & Fossils May 12–Oct 31 •;

Fundy Centennial Park Avon StreetCategory: Parks • Seasonal •;

FALMOUTHAvon Valley Golf & Country Club 595 Falmouth Back Road902-798-2673www.avonvalleygolf.comCategory: Golf Courses • Apr 15–Oct 31 •W

MARTOCKOnTree Fun & Adventure Park 370 Ski Martock Road902-798-8855info@ontreepark.comwww.ontreepark.comCategory: Ziplining • Apr 1–Nov 30 •W

Rosevale Par 3 Family Golf Course 136 Redden Road902-880-8048rosevalegolf@gmail.comCategory: Golf Courses • Year-round

Ski Martock 370 Ski Martock Road902-798-9501admin@martock.comwww.martock.comCategory: Downhill Skiing; Cross-country Skiing; Snowshoeing • Seasonal •W

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FREEPORTFundy View Trail 1 km243 Highway 217Trail Uses: YL• Year-round

HILLGROVEAcacia Valley Trail 1 kmMill RoadTrail Uses: YLy • Year-round •W

Acacia Valley Trail Extension 2 kmMill RoadTrail Uses: YLy • Year-round

MOUNT PLEASANTVan Tassel Lake Trails 7 km859 Culloden Roadwww.digbytrails.ca/van-tassel-lake.htmlTrail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round

MAITLAND BRIDGEKejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site P 3005 Main Parkway902-682-2772, 888-773-8888kejimkujik.info@pc.gc.cawww.parkscanada.gc.ca/keji15 front-country trails, 3 back-country trails, some hiking/bicycling. No maintenance in off-season. Park entry fee.May 18–Oct 8

Beech Grove Trail 2 kmTrail Uses: YL

Farmlands 1 kmTrail Uses: YL

Flowing Waters Trail 1 kmTrail Uses: YL

Gold Mines Trail 3 kmTrail Uses: YL

Grafton Woods 3 kmTrail Uses: YL

Hemlocks and Hardwoods Trail 5 kmTrail Uses: YL

Jakes Landing 3 km to Merrymakedge Beach Trail Uses: YKL

Mersey River 3.5 kmTrail Uses: YKL•W

Mill Falls 2 kmTrail Uses: YL

Peter Point Trail 3 kmTrail Uses: YKL

Rogers Brook 1 kmTrail Uses: YL

Slapfoot Trail 3 kmTrail Uses: YKL

Snake Lake Trail 3 kmTrail Uses: YL

DELAP’S COVEDelaps Cove Wilderness Trail 7 km2077 Shore Road Westwww.annapoliscounty.ca/community- developmentTrail Uses: YLS • Year-round

FIVE ISLANDSFive Islands Provincial Park v618 Bentley Branch Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/five-islandsCategory: Parks; Cross-country Skiing SeasonalLOWER FIVE ISLANDSFive Islands Lighthouse Park 140 Broderick Lane902-897-3180recreation@colchester.cawww.colchester.ca/parks22-acre coastal park with panoramic view, 1913 lighthouse (not wheelchair-accessible), paths (1 km), beach access, ship playground, accessible washrooms, picnic shelter, BBQs.Category: Parks • May 12–Oct 8 •W

SOUTHAMPTONRunaway Lane Farms 233 Highway 302902-546-2107jacy@runawaylanefarms.comwww.runawaylanefarms.comCategory: Riding & Hay Rides • Apr 15–Nov 1RIVER PHILIPSpringhill Centennial Golf Club 2770 Highway 321902-686-3870golfspringhill@gmail.comwww.springhillgolfclub.caCategory: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 1PARRSBOROParrsboro Golf Club Two Island Road902-254-2733membership@parrsborogolf.cawww.parrsborogolf.caCategory: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 15 •W

Spirit Reins Ranch 432 Prospect Road, Parrsboro902-254-3138klygilbert@gmail.comwww.spiritreinsranch.caCategory: Riding & Hay Rides Year-round •W

WEST ADVOCATECape Chignecto Provincial Park v1108 West Advocate Road902-392-2085parks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoCategory: Parks • Seasonal •;

JOGGINSJoggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site 100 Main Street902-251-2727, 888-932-9766info@jogginsfossilcliffs.netwww.jogginsfossilcliffs.netCategory: Rocks, Minerals & Fossils Apr 22–Oct 31 •;

BEAVER BROOKBára Whitewater Rafting 3764 Riverside Road902-305-1434barawhitewater@gmail.comwww.barawhitewater.comCategory: River Rafting • Jun 1–Sep 30TRUROBike Monkey 130 Esplanade Street902-843-7111info@bikemonkey.cawww.bikemonkey.caCategory: Equipment RentalsKy Year-round •W

Truro Golf Club 86 Golf Street902-893-4650www.trurogolfclub.comCategory: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31

Victoria Park 29 Park Roadrecdept@truro.cawww.truro.ca/victoria-park.htmlCategory: Parks • Year-roundBIBLE HILLDalhousie University Agricultural Campus 158 College Road902-893-6600jeff.morton@dal.cawww.dal.ca/about-dal/agricultural-campus/about/gardens/htmlCategory: Parks • Year-round •W;

EAST MOUNTAINMountain Golf & Country Club 1195 Pictou Road902-893-2841, 866-930-4653info@mountaingolf.cawww.mountaingolf.caCategory: Golf Courses • May 1–Oct 31 •W;

NORTH RIVERRiverrun Golf Club 922 West North River Road902-893-8400riverrun@eastlink.cawww.riverrungolf.caCategory: Golf Courses • Seasonal •W

LOWER ONSLOWMacElmons Pond Provincial Park v219 MacElmon Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/macelmons-pondCategory: Parks • Seasonal

DEBERTDebert Flight Centre 44 Spitfire Road902-662-2228fly@flytfc.cawww.flytfc.caCategory: Flying • Year-round •W

LONDONDERRYLondonderry Provincial Park v1776 Station Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/londonderryCategory: Parks • Seasonal

BASS RIVERVeterans Memorial Park 5653 Highway 2vmp.br.ns@gmail.comwww.veteranmemorialpark.comCategory: Parks • Seasonal •;

TRAILSAlthough used primarily as walking and hiking trails, Nova Scotia’s trails may also be used for other activities, which are identified by the symbols shown. Most trails are available for use year-round, but in winter may not provide maintenance or parking; use discretion. Trail maps and information can also be found at trails.gov.ns.ca and novatrails.com.

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SOUTH FARMINGTONOld Mill Trail 1.5 km213 Adam Drivewww.annapoliscounty.ca/community- developmentTrail Uses: L• Year-round •W

KENTVILLEAnnapolis Valley Trail System 200 km87 Cornwallis Street902-467-0551valleytrails@eastlink.caTrail Uses: KLSsy • Year-round

Kentville Trail System 7 kmNew Minas to Coldbrook, near 575 West Main Streetwww.kentville.ca/community/ recreation-guide/details/?num=tok0086Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round •;

GREENWICHHennigar’s Farm Park and Trail 2.5 km10272 Highway 1902-542-3503www.hennigars.com/parktrail.htmTrail Uses: YLy • May 1–Nov 1 •;

SCOTS BAYCape Split 12 kmProvincial Park Reserve v 999 Cape Split Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-splitTrail Uses: YL• Year-round

TRUROCobequid Trail 18 km202 Willow Street902-897-3180recreation@colchester.cawww.colchester.ca/cobequid-trail18-km trail network through Bible Hill, Truro and Old Barns; several trailheads. Woodlands, brooks, farmlands, agricultural campus. Views of river, bay, tidal bore, Acadian dykes.Trail Uses: YKLSy • Year-round •;

ECONOMYCobequid Escarpment Trail 2.5 kmRiver Philip Road902-647-2600wccda@ns.sympatico.cawww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail- system#cobequidTrail Uses: Ly • Jun 1–Oct 31 •;

Devil’s Bend Trail 6.5 kmRiver Philip Road902-647-2600wccda@ns.sympatico.cawww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail- system#devilTrail Uses: YLy • Year-round

Economy Falls Trail 1 kmRiver Philip Road902-647-2600wccda@ns.sympatico.cawww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail- system#economyTrail Uses: YLy • Jun 1–Oct 31

Kenomee Canyon Trail 18 kmRiver Philip Road902-647-2600wccda@ns.sympatico.cawww.colchester.ca/kenomee-trail- system#kenomeeTrail Uses: Y'Ly|• Jun 1–Oct 31

Cape Chignecto Coastal Trail 53 kmTrail Uses: YL

Christie Viewpoint Trail 1.5 kmTrail Uses: YL

Eatonville Trail 28 kmTrail Uses: L

Fundy Ridge Trail 5.5 kmTrail Uses: L

McGahey Brook Canyon Trail 9 kmTrail Uses: L

Mill Brook Canyon Trail 14 kmTrail Uses: L

Refugee Cove Trail 24 kmTrail Uses: L

ADVOCATE HARBOURCape Chignecto 5.5 km Provincial Park – Eatonville Day-Use Trails v 2375 Eatonville Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoTrail Uses: YL• Seasonal

AMHERST POINTAmherst Point Bird Sanctuary 2.5 kmSouthampton Roadtrails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/cu003.htmlTrail Uses: YLSy • Year-round

Thomas’ Cove 8 km Coastal Reserve Trails Economy Point Road902-647-2600wccda@ns.sympatico.cawww.colchester.ca/thomas-cove-coastal- reserveTrail Uses: Y'LSy • Year-roundPARRSBOROPartridge Island Lookoff 3 km and Hiking Trail off Whitehall Roadtrails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/cu011.htmlTrail Uses: 'L• Year-round

Ward’s Falls Hiking Trail 6 kmHighway 209trails.gov.ns.ca/shareduse/cu002.htmlTrail Uses: L• Year-round

FOX RIVERFox Point Lookoff 2.5 km & Walking Trail off Highway 209Trail Uses: L• Year-round

WEST ADVOCATECape Chignecto 53 km Provincial Park v 1108 West Advocate Roadparks.novascotia.ca/content/cape-chignectoExtensive coastal trail system, featuring dra-matic cliffs, steep ravines, old-growth forest, beaches. Park entry fee.Seasonal

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