National Park
The best camping in Grand-Pré National Historic Site, NS
A gateway to Acadian culture amid a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Grand-Pré National Historic Site adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Grand-Pré National Historic Site
Fraserville Off-Grid Camping
1. Fraserville Off-Grid Camping
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42km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
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Yurt Nestled in Nature on Community
2. Yurt Nestled in Nature on Community
97%
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62km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Nestled in the trees on a large deck with the sounds of birds and squirrels all around, this unique structure spans 15 ft across with 14 triangular sides. It holds a double bed, dinning table, rocking chair, 3 burner stove, sink with water, full kitchenette and all the cooking utensils you need. The wood stove keeps the space very warm and cozy and we offer professional massage and reiki. You can walk, ski or bike for hours along a river. Or visit towering gypsum cliffs that host huge bat caves..
Our yurt is tucked away in the trees of our 20 acre wood lot. We provide lots of wood and fire starter for the wood stove but guests should have experience with wood stoves (or be really keen to learn). The stove is big enough to easily heat the whole yurt to cozy comfort but guests should expect to have to keep the stove going in order to keep the space warm and this may mean stoking it once in the night. We provide lots of extra blankets and two pairs of extra slippers for those who forget to bring their own. The solar panel creates enough power to run the lights, charge a cell phone and sometimes a computer but not much more.
The space is beautiful, unique and quite dreamy but it is rustic. There is a composting toilet next to the yurt (with hand sanitizer but no sink) and outdoor showers (with hot water) near our farm house. There is a three burner propane cook stove, cooking and dining wares and a small sink for dishes. There are all the utensils that you may need to cook for yourself but there is limited counter space so cooking elaborate meals is possible but could be cumbersome. There is a cooler and we can stock it with ice packs upon request. We supply coffee and a french press,.
We also offer massage and reiki to guests for $90 (60 min). Morghain Lee is a massage therapist and Reiki Master and enjoys blending these two body therapies for a holistic healing experience.
There is an outdoor fire pit and star gazing chairs. We ask that you only use natural soaps in the shower, the sink, pond or river. We have some Dr Bronners if you like:)
Cell reception on the land depends on the provider but most people have weak service (one or two bars). Enough to maintain a phone connection (if you are not walking around too much) but not enough to download videos. Some people have more or less.
We do allow pets but we ask for an extra $15 contribution to compensate for the extra cleaning. We also ask that dogs not be on the bed and that they don't chase our chickens or kittens.
There are outdoor showers available in spring, summer and fall when the pipes won't freeze. For those wanting to stay for longer periods in the winter we can discuss usage of the shower in our house.
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Big Blue On The Bay
3. Big Blue On The Bay
90%
(21)
68km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site · Tent, RV
"Big Blue" sits atop a lawn covered hill on the shore of the Cobequid Bay. A grove of fir and pine trees offer a sense of woodland solitude and fairies. The energy is magical.
You can enjoy a front row seat or amble down over the lawn to sit on the end of the public wharf to watch the tidal bore squeeze into the mouth of the Shubenacadie River. It won't be long and you can marvel at the force of the water as it turns and begins to pour back toward the Bay of Fundy.
Walk across the dyke to reach the oldest continually operating general store in North America - Frieze and Roy. Beyond the Wharf, a locally stocked craft shop borders us on the easterly side of the lawn. Next to it you will find Dawson Dowel Picnic Park, a playground and basketball court.
On the westerly side of the driveway you there is a marsh area. The remnants of the shipyard where the WD Lawrence was built in the 1800's can be seen poking through the sand on the beach directly in front of the marsh. At low tide you can walk for miles in a westerly direction. Always be Tide Aware!
Across the road from the marsh is the residence of WD Lawrence himself. It is a provincial museum. Directly across from Big Blue is a Ducks Unlimited pond. The sound of the geese and ducks can be heard 24 hours a day! There is a path that circumvents most of the pond. Adjacent to the Lawrence House parking lot there is an observatory where you can linger and watch the shenanigans of the occasional muskrat or possibly a beaver.
The washrooms are accessed through a side door on the verandah of the main house. There are three showers and three toilets. If happen to be missing your "workout" there is a treadmill and exercise bike available to use.
Outdoor fire regulations are strictly adhered to. There is a BBQ available for a small fee.
Other perks (subject to scheduling) available at an additional cost might include: In-house Concerts; Reiki Sessions; Workshops and Ceremonies
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Green Oaks Camping
4. Green Oaks Camping
96%
(36)
72km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
-Scenic view of the Shubenacadie Canal
-Back Country Camping Sites in Field
-15 minutes from Highway 102
-20 minutes from Truro
-30 minutes away from Burntcoat Head Park
-Access to beautiful marshland wildlife
-Tons of nearby rafting adventures
-Many nearby provincial parks
- Private location for tent and RV camping, pet friendly, car and trailer accessible
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Ashland Lake Retreats At Grant Lake
5. Ashland Lake Retreats At Grant Lake
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(13)
75km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Escape to Nature at Our Family-Run Campground!
Nestled between Bridgewater and New Germany, Nova Scotia, our mother-and-son team welcomes you to a peaceful, park-like retreat in beautiful New Canada. Whether you choose a lakefront site or a backlot site (with full lake access), you’ll find the perfect spot to relax and reconnect with nature.
Enjoy 2,000 feet of pristine shoreline, scenic walking paths, and an abundance of wildlife — from loons and Canadian geese to deer wandering through the grounds. Every season brings exciting new campsites and RV spaces, adding even more opportunities for adventure!
We keep it simple here — no hookups, just pure tranquility. A porta potty is provided for campers, and RVs must be self-contained. No dump station is available — just fresh air, starry skies, and the peaceful sounds of nature.
Looking for a little local fun? Just a short drive away, enjoy Friday night variety shows at the Bluegrass Association Park or Tuesday evening music jams at the Branch LaHave Community Hall. Plus, local suppers, craft shows, ox pulls, and more make every visit a true taste of Nova Scotia hospitality.
Unplug, unwind, and experience the simple beauty of lakeside camping — we can’t wait to welcome you!
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Lusty Lagoon
6. Lusty Lagoon
92%
(12)
75km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site · Tent, RV
Location, Location, Location! Looking for a convenient place to pitch a tent while enjoying the sites and sounds of Lunenburg, Mahone Bay, Bridgewater or the Bern art maze? Just want quick access onto Rails to Trails? Not to mention a minute away from an incredible coffee shop, Chicory Blue, amazing French bakery, Boulangerie, one of a kind vintage stop, the four points vintage market, and be sure to stop into The Barn for Sunday Bun day, definitely the best cinnamon bun you’ll ever have. This old park turned huge single private campsite is nestled smack dab in the middle of all these popular destinations, and has direct access to endless kilometres of trail. If you’re looking to camp in the beaten path, this is your spot. Bring the dogs for walks through quiet trails, while picking fresh blackberries. Enjoy complimentary fire wood! Conveniently located right off the old highway, this site gives you quick access to some of the best of what Nova Scotia has to offer! It’s well protected by trees, it’s private, dry, could fit multiple vehicles if need be! So stop in, pitch a tent, have a fire (restrictions permitting), watch the stars and enjoy Lusty Lagoon as a wonderful memory as you travel across this beautiful province.
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Urban Forest Getaway
7. Urban Forest Getaway
100%
(24)
79km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Only twenty minutes from Halifax and half way to Peggy’s Cove, this campground is the perfect spot for a quiet, family friendly experience.
Convenient parking on the road next to the entrance and then it’s only a minutes walk to the forest clearing.
Plenty of room to pitch up to three large or small tents, plus a covered picnic table. Also features a composting outhouse!
Available camp fire and wood when fires are permitted.
A gas BBQ is available for a small extra fee of $6.00 or a tabletop grill is supplied, just bring your own green propane bottles :)
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The Cove at Hirtle Lake
8. The Cove at Hirtle Lake
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79km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Private, secluded campsites surrounded by towering pines, kilometers of trails, and a stunning lake.
On the property, you’ll find a cozy off-grid cabin that sleeps five, multiple campsites for tents or RVs, kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, a swimming dock, firepits, picnic tables, and even a wood-burning sauna!
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Porters Peak
9. Porters Peak
91%
(23)
80km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 7 sites
Breathe in the fresh air, unwind, reconnect, and recharge as you escape in the great outdoors.
Porters Peak is an adventure getaway located in Porters Lake, only 40 minutes from Halifax. We offer over 250 acres of rolling hills, adventure activities and 2 unique types of accommodations; Safari Tents and Cozy Cabins.
Built by Canadian adventurers, for adventurers of all types.
Enjoy Luxurious Glamping Tents for Your Next Adventure.
Relax in style with our luxurious glamping tents featuring plush bedding for a comfortable night's sleep. Enjoy cooking in our fully equipped outdoor kitchen and seating area, surrounded by beautifully landscaped surroundings. As the sun sets, cozy up around your personal fire pit and soak up the ambiance with solar lights illuminating your tent, or grill up some delicious food on your personal BBQ. Our glamping tents offer the perfect blend of comfort and nature for an unforgettable outdoor experience.
Experience the magic of the great outdoors!
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Mumana Vineyards
10. Mumana Vineyards
90%
(5)
18km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 9 sites
We are a working 25-acre vineyard. We have a cleared area between our house and barn that is perfect for camping. It overlooks the vineyard while still offering some privacy from the house, thanks to surrounding gardens.
Guests have access to a full bathroom with a shower and a washer/dryer through a separate entrance at the back of the house. Guests are also welcome to use our outdoor paved deck area with a fire pit, while respecting any burn restrictions.
It is possible to arrange vineyard tours and even participate in some vineyard work if you would like to better understand how we operate.
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Sunset Hill
11. Sunset Hill
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23km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Quiet grassy rural lawn 5 mins walk from Pembroke Beach on the Bay of Fundy, with abundant fossils. 5 mins drive from Walton Lighthouse, a small country convenience store and Walton Pub. 13 mins drive from Kempt Quarry fresh water swimming lake. 23 mins drive from Burntcoat Head Park. Beautiful sunrise and sunset forest views. Next door to an historical wooden church.
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Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort
12. Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort
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28km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Welcome to Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort, an 11-acre yoga retreat and campground nestled in the peaceful valley of Scotch Village, Nova Scotia. Perched alongside the Herbert River and surrounded by forest and meadow, our eco-minded haven invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect&mdash- with nature, community, and yourself.
Whether you’re pitching a tent beneath the stars or staying in our tiny home, you’ll wake to birdsong, rustling trees, and the peaceful presence of farm life all around you. Our small-scale regenerative farm is home to sheep, chickens, quail, and our friendly border collie. Guests are welcome to book a guided farm tour to meet the animals and learn about our sustainable practices.
Wander wooded trails, enjoy riverside relaxation, or discover the forest playground. Drop your kayak in the river and paddle back to camp! We have a swimming hole perfect for paddling and floating too. Our open-air yoga deck hosts occasional classes and retreats that celebrate movement, mindfulness, and nature. You may find yourself here during a pop-up artisan market, a seasonal music night, or one of our community-focused wellness events.
We host a wide variety of offerings throughout the year&mdash- from forest school programs and postpartum circles to folk music gatherings and farm-to-table dinners. While events vary by season, the atmosphere is always warm, welcoming, and rooted in intention.
Sustainable Hill uses composting toilets and natural building techniques to support a low-impact, mindful way of living. We invite you to unplug and tune into the rhythm of the land.
Whether you’re seeking stillness, connection, or a taste of rural life, Sustainable Hill is more than a place to camp&mdash- it’s a space to reconnect, reflect, and feel at home in nature.
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Natura Wilderness Resort
13. Natura Wilderness Resort
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(3)
31km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Glamping tents in the Annapolis Valley!
Wake up to the morning sun, singing birds and the sound of gentle breezes. Take a walk to the swing and be swept away by the gorgeous sunset. Our private tents come standard with a queen size bed, and room for up to two cots. Each tent features its own private washroom with flush toilets and hot showers. We provide the camp stove, cooler, dishes, coffee maker, etc. so you can just relax!
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The Three Bees Tiny Farm
14. The Three Bees Tiny Farm
42km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Welcome to The Three Bees Tiny Farm in Gore. We are a small homestead located on 2.6 acres in the beautiful community of West Gore, Nova Scotia. The camping site is located a short walk through our blackberry patch back into the woods. From your campsite, there is a small stream down the hill. We have chickens, turkeys, Guinea fowl, ducks, goats, and pigs. You’re more than welcome to come up and say hello. The pigs are happy to greet anyone, especially if you bring a snack. The goats are friendly and always happy to see people who will give them attention.
It is a 10-minute drive to Kennetcook, where you can get ice cream at Summertime Treats. They also have all the basics, including a pharmacy, gas station, hardware store, grocery store, Robins Donuts, and Snappers pub and grill. The Kennetcook River is also a great place to fish. Our area boasts many atv trails as well as a mountain biking park just up the road in Gore. There is also a gas station/convenience store/nslc a 4-minute drive in the other direction in Rawdon Gold Mines. 30-minute drive to Windsor and about 25 minutes to Elmsdale.
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Island Breeze Campground
15. Island Breeze Campground
42km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Located just minutes from the beach on the Bay of Fundy with the world’s highest tides. Ten kilometres from the hiker’s paradise; Cape Chignecto Park and world class restaurants in Advocate Harbour. Adventure awaits every day in Spencer’s Island. The campground is cut into an organic blueberry field and has a vault toilet on site for guests.
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Off gird camping
16. Off gird camping
53km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 5 sites
Homestead sitting on 50 acres all but 2 camp sites are hike in and the other 2 are accessible by truck or atv ,not car or suv friendly we have livestock on the property chicken and duck interaction with the animals are encouraged our property has river access across the rd and close access to atv trails perfect for hot tenting ,hunting,fishing or just a little get away ....Some camping gear can be provided for an extra fee as we have a full winter camping set available stove tent and hammock along with several other accessories.
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Birkwood Camp
17. Birkwood Camp
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56km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
This 3.5 acres of woodlot, situated in "Cottage Country" Nova Scotia is home to my canvas wall tent and a couple of sites for pitching tents.
The tent is cozy and has a woodstove for 4 season enjoyment, mattresses for single or double bed configuration.
This is part of "Cottage Country" and there are plenty of trails to hike or ski. There is lake access, but it isn't a great lake for swimming.
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Maplewood Creek Naturists Camping
18. Maplewood Creek Naturists Camping
60km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Maplewood Creek is a peaceful, clothing-optional property designed for those who value connection — with nature, with like-minded community, and with themselves. Whether you’re a seasoned naturist or simply curious about a freer and more grounded way of being, you’re welcome here.
Set just off the beaten path, the land offers a quiet, rustic setting where guests can unplug and unwind in comfort. Think of it as a gentle step into a more natural rhythm — a place where the air feels fresher, time slows down, and there’s no pressure to be anything but yourself.
Each campsite or rental space will spaced thoughtfully to give you privacy, while still allowing opportunities to connect with others if you choose. (We currently have one site operational)
If you’d prefer to enjoy the entire space to yourself, that’s welcomed too — we fully support both community connection and complete solitude.
The experience is intentionally off-grid however we appreciate that some guests enjoy the ability to be plugged in. Check each sites description for details on cell/wifi service.
Basic amenities are provided to make your stay easy, without compromising the simplicity of the experience.
Maplewood Creek is not a resort — it’s a natural setting with a touch of enchantment, where your body and soul are invited to rest.
IMPORTANT: the property is in the early stages of development and in its natural state. As with any natural destination you share the space with nature including black flies, mosquitoes, ticks and other insects. We do our best to minimize their presence in safe ways. Protecting yourself will ultimately be visitors responsibility.
Please read the site information completely and reach out with any questions.
Nature awaits ..
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Glamping Dome Near Peggy’s Cove
19. Glamping Dome Near Peggy’s Cove
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62km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 1 site
Welcome to our Dome in the Woods.
Enjoy a true glamping experience when you stay in our fully furnished dome nestled in the woods behind our renovated church home that is located only a 15 minute drive from historic Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse and the Swissair Flight 111 memorial site.
Offering a romantic and memorable experience we invite you to enjoy waking up to a forest view, have a relaxing moment in our outdoor barrel sauna or simply chill by the fire and gaze up at the stars.
Registration ID: STR2526B4988
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Ninestone Retreat
20. Ninestone Retreat
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69km from Grand-Pré National Historic Site · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Discover 90 acres of secluded heaven nestled high above the Shubenacadie River. Wander along our 2 km of groomed trails or forge your own path through the enchanting woods. Witness the ebb and flow of the tide every 12 hours and marvel at the river rafters as they glide by. Befriend our two majestic horses and, during the seasonal apple harvest, indulge in picking ripe fruits straight from the trees. Delight in the spectacle of bald eagles gracefully soaring above the cliffside, or lose yourself in the mesmerizing expanse of stars overhead.
For the adventurous spirits, set off on your bike or ATV to explore the rugged terrain. Just 15 minutes away lies the historical town of Maitland, waiting to be explored.
This is an experience unlike any other in Nova Scotia — secluded, private, and simply stunning. With several different sites available, some equipped with wifi while others offer greater seclusion, riverfront access, or tranquil wooded areas, there's something to suit every preference. Surrounded on three sides by the river, immerse yourself in the unparalleled beauty of our secluded sanctuary.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Jenn
5 days ago
Tent
This was my third time camping in this spot and I love the view. It is quiet and peaceful, close to some spectacular hikes. We enjoyed our stay very much. I would definitely come back again.
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Cheryl
1 week ago
Tent
This is an amazing little place to stay. John has put a great deal of work into this beautiful site. 5 stars
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Marie
1 week ago
23 ft campervan
With pets
C’est vraiment un beau site intime avec une superbe vue sur la baie. L’endroit est propre avec le bois offert et cabinet de toilette bien entretenu.
Il y a eu de la pluie toute la journée, alors le temps était assez nuageux et brumeux mais tout de même, nous avons pu en profiter.
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Zoe
1 week ago
Tent
Our second stay on Dan’s property! Beautiful, breathtaking views. We love it here!!
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Judith
1 week ago
Tent
Dan was very kind and the space is nice and quiet. I will say, when it says "Off the Grid", you better believe so, the nearest groceries is at Advocate Harbour around 15min away in the car. The space is quiet and quite in the middle of the woods, I even saw a couple of deer. Finally, I would just flag that it is better appropiate for a 4x4 or an all wheel drive. My car, which is none, was able to access the space but not without some hesitation and precautions.
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Marshall
1 week ago
Tent
With kids
This place is wonderful! Great views. Super private. An awesome way to explore the north shore of the Bay of Fundy. We will be back!
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Cindy
1 week ago
20 ft Class B
What an amazing place! The view, the peace, the outhouse! Dan obviously takes great pride in every detail.
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Nancy
2 weeks ago
Tent
The land was exquisite, and Dan was helpful with directions and providing a beautiful site complete with wood for the fire
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Julie
2 weeks ago
20 ft truck camper
With pets
We loved camping here in our truck bed camper. Beautiful location and very private. There are a few campsites but you couldn’t see anyone else from Campsite #1. The view was beautiful of the water. The outhouse was very clean as well.
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Mark
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
We brought our camper and parked it near the barn, mostly just fir sleeping during our swim competition in Windsor. Although we weren't around much it was a nice view to wake up to and was nice to have somewhere to run around with the kids and a place to cook and eat. The available bathroom, shower and laundry was a nice luxury, although we didn't make much use. We appreciated the flexibility to leave our camper there on checkout day until competition events finished. Nicely groomed lawn for tenting (most of it a but sloped), picnic table, garbages, firepit, etc was just as described.
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Gage
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
It was great camping at site #3. Beautiful little spot in the woods with a view of the bay. Very private site which was just what we were looking for. A well maintained outhouse and firewood provided at the site were a huge bonus.
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Justine
2 weeks ago
Tent
We had an amazing time staying at Campsite 4. Amazing views, a fresh breeze, and a great spot for a campfire. Dan kindly provided us with wood for our campfire and directions for beach access. Definitely would suggest having 4x4 to get to the site, but it’s worth it!
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Natasha
2 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
Absolutely beautiful spot! Would love to go back to again.
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Nancy
2 weeks ago
Tent
Outstanding view and the site was beautifully set up with a fire pit, picnic table, and very clean out house. Dan even supplied wood for the fire.
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Kayla
2 weeks ago
16 ft travel trailer
Gloria has such a unique place, right on a bluff overlooking the confluence of Shubenecadie River and the Bay of Fundy. Our teardrop camper set up perfectly on a flat spot behind her house, and we enjoyed a day of watching the tide come and go. It's also a good launching place to view the tides at narrow spots nearby, or to explore other aspects of this beautiful area. We also enjoyed walking the dyke from Gloria's house to Frieze and Roy, the oldest general store in Canada, where we had a delightful meal at the Mud Slide Cafe.
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Danielle
2 weeks ago
Tent
Absolutely beautiful spot. We have camped in a lot of different places but this place is our new favorite. The view gorgeous and it's very private, unlike other camping spots where you have lots of neighbors. We will be back.
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Christopher
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
Our stay at the Cove on Hirtle Lake was stellar, lots of swimming and the dock and raft saw a lot of use. Perfect evening for a campfire and a night sky filled with stars and meteors! Thanks again!
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Kylee
2 weeks ago
Tent
Had a lovely time camping! Very quiet and peaceful so had plenty of time to relax and enjoy the lake. You can see how much work Mark has put into making the camping an enjoyable place for all, and was super accommodating and helpful. Hope to be back soon!
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Mel
3 weeks ago
20 ft travel trailer
I recommend following Marks directions and not gps, but once we got straightened away we were fine, Mark was helpful getting us back on track.
This place is a hidden gem, well off the beaten path, was quiet, the lake was gorgeous and we highly recommend.
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Christopher
3 weeks ago
32 ft Class C
With kids
Wonderful little spot on a hilltop. We had the place to ourselves; wandered down to the waters edge and spent a very quiet evening under the stars. Quinton was great to deal with.
Thanks again👍
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Overview
About
Immerse in a powerful monument that unites the Acadian people. Uncover the tale of Le grand dérangement through engaging multimedia. Admire the statue of Evangeline, heroine of an epic Longfellow poem. View impressive artefacts and statues, storytellers of a turbulent history. Located in the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is Grand-Pré National Historic Site—once the epicentre of Acadian culture and now the most significant memorial to their tragic upheaval.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early to secure your spot in an oTENTik, as these unique accommodations are in high demand.
- Check for cancellations regularly, especially during peak season, to take advantage of any newly available spots.Plan your visit outside of peak times for a better chance at snagging a reservation.
- Explore nearby camping options to ensure you have a place to stay during your visit to Grand-Pré.
When to go
The best time to visit Grand-Pré National Historic Site is between May 19 and October 9, from 9am to 5pm, when the site is fully operational. Off-season visits may offer tranquillity but with limited access to facilities and programs.
Know before you go
- Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for the season, as the site is largely outdoors.
- Review the site's management plan for any updates on stewardship and management that may affect your visit.
- Accessibility services are available; contact the site in advance for specific needs.
- Electric vehicle charging stations are provided, making it convenient for eco-friendly travel.
- Admission is free for youth, making it an excellent educational outing for families.
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