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Whale Cove Off Grid

Hosted by Brad · Digby, Nova Scotia

12 guests max

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Private site for one group with up to 3 trailers. 3.5 acres with 175 ft of beautiful Bay of Fundy shoreline. Watch the 21 ft tides, beautiful sunsets, starry skies and all the wildlife the area has to offer. Dog friendly. The site is in the woods and there is your own 300m trail down to the water. We purchased the property last year and are working on setting up the road in and parking for trailers and RVs. It will be available for rent in August. It is a beautiful spot to spend some time.One property. One group. Yours entirely. We bought this property last year, spent some time clearing and getting the road in, and it's nearly ready. In late July 2026 we're heading down with our own trailer for the first time to enjoy what we've been working toward. Whale Cove Off Grid opens to guests in August 2026 — be among the first to experience it. Tucked into the Maritime forest on the western shore of Digby Neck, Nova Scotia, this is a fully private, off-grid retreat that books exclusively as one group. The property is 3.5 acres, bordered on both sides by undeveloped wooded land — no cottages, no neighbours, nothing but trees in every direction. The entire property is yours to enjoy. The Site A spacious gravel clearing in the spruce and fir with room for up to three RVs or travel trailers. A covered gazebo, picnic table, and fire pit anchor the communal space. Evenings here have a rhythm: the fire gets going, someone puts food on, the dogs settle in, and the conversation slows down to match the pace of the place. Nights are genuinely dark and genuinely quiet. The Shore A forested trail winds from the site down to roughly 300 metres of Bay of Fundy coastline — About halfway down, a waterfront viewing deck perches above the bay — the perfect spot to watch for whales with a morning coffee. The shoreline is solid rock and and excellent for walking on exploring the amazing shapes. The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides on Earth, and it is amazing watching how the shoreline changes so much. Humpbacks, minke whales, harbour porpoises, and grey seals pass through regularly. Come Prepared No hookups, no water, no dump station — this is true off-grid camping. Bring a self-contained rig, full tanks, and your own power. Cell signal is limited. Dog friendly. Season: August through mid-October (2026 opening year)

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Vehicle site · Sleeps 12 · Vehicles under 34 ft

One property. One group. Yours entirely. We bought this property last year, spent some time clearing and getting the road in, and it's nearly ready. In late July 2026 we're heading down with our own trailer for the first time to enjoy what we've been working toward. Whale Cove Off Grid opens to guests in August 2026 — be among the first to experience it. Tucked into the Maritime forest on the western shore of Digby Neck, Nova Scotia, this is a fully private, off-grid retreat that books exclusively as one group. The property is 3.5 acres, bordered on both sides by undeveloped wooded land — no cottages, no neighbours, nothing but trees in every direction. The entire property is yours to enjoy. The Site A spacious gravel clearing in the spruce and fir with room for up to three RVs or travel trailers. A covered gazebo, picnic table, and fire pit anchor the communal space. Evenings here have a rhythm: the fire gets going, someone puts food on, the dogs settle in, and the conversation slows down to match the pace of the place. Nights are genuinely dark and genuinely quiet. The Shore A forested trail winds from the site down to roughly 300 metres of Bay of Fundy coastline — About halfway down, a waterfront viewing deck perches above the bay — the perfect spot to watch for whales with a morning coffee. The shoreline is solid rock and and excellent for walking on exploring the amazing shapes. The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides on Earth, and it is amazing watching how the shoreline changes so much. Humpbacks, minke whales, harbour porpoises, and grey seals pass through regularly. Come Prepared No hookups, no water, no dump station — this is true off-grid camping. Bring a self-contained rig, full tanks, and your own power. Cell signal is limited. Dog friendly. Season: August through mid-October (2026 opening year)

4WD recommended

Campfires allowed

No toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

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Digby, Digby, Nova Scotia, CanadaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Brad B.

Joined in May 2026

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