The best camping in Blind Bay Provincial Park, NS

Name: Blind Bay Provincial Park
Address: Blind Bay Provincial Park

Discover the natural charm of Blind Bay Provincial Park.

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Blind Bay Provincial Park adventure.

Top-rated campsites near Blind Bay Provincial Park

Surfer's Shade

1. Surfer's Shade

97%

(30)

35km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 1 site

Welcome to Surfer's Shade! Enjoy your private RV oasis! Located in Westphal, Nova Scotia just 25 minutes from Halifax International Airport, 30 minutes from downtown Halifax, 20 minutes from downtown Dartmouth, and less than 10 minutes from the most beautiful surfing beaches the area has to offer! Enjoy a private driveway, 50 amp and 30 amp connections, a fire pit by a brook in a forested area with string lights, hammocks, a picnic table, and a barbecue. Located in a quiet residential area on the outskirt of Halifax's urban core, this serene oasis offers the perfect blend of convenience and tranquility. Instagram @surfers_shade *Please note that this site is located in a residential area. Owners live on site.

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Lunenburg's Little Lake Campground

2. Lunenburg's Little Lake Campground

93%

(14)

45km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 46 sites · Tents, RVs

We are a small, family-owned business located just 5 minutes from the Town of Lunenburg. Our campground offers everything from full-service campsites to luxurious glamping domes, with all the essential facilities and amenities on-site. Gas stations, grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment are just a few minutes away by car

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Porters Peak

3. Porters Peak

93%

(27)

46km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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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Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

4. Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

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(112)

48km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

CLOSED FOR THE SEASON. See you in May 2027. Escape to a quiet, private RV site on our 11-acre property, located at the end of a peaceful dead‑end road in a small residential community. Enjoy direct access to a newly groomed multi‑use trail just 20 feet from your site—perfect for walking, running, biking, ATVing, or simply exploring the outdoors. Important Note Only one RV is permitted on the site. No additional RVs, trailers, or tents allowed. Site Features RV Pad & Utilities - Large RV pad: 65 ft long × 20 ft wide — easily accommodates slides. - 20 AMP electrical: Suitable for smaller RVs. Larger RVs needing 50 AMP may require generator support. - Fast on‑site WiFi for remote work, streaming, or staying connected. - Gray water hookup so you can enjoy worry‑free drainage during your stay. - Portable black water tank rental available (add during booking for a small fee). Outdoor Comfort - Private wood deck with covered gazebo, privacy walls, and bug netting — a perfect spot to relax day or night. - Fire pit provided (firewood available on-site for cash/e-transfer). Please check burn restrictions updated daily at 2pm daily. - Propane fire pit + propane tank rental available, and allowed during fire bans. Location Highlights - 20–40 minutes to Dartmouth or Halifax via Hwy 107 or 207 — easy access to city amenities while enjoying a peaceful retreat. - 5–15 minutes to many beautiful ocean beaches, including popular surfing spots. -10 minutes to Porters Lake shopping district with: Fuel • Grocery • Liquor store • Pharmacy • Vet clinic • Restaurants • Hardware • Bank • Pizza • Cheesecake shop & more. - 7 km (4.6 miles) of freshly groomed multi‑use trail right at your doorstep for walking, running, biking, and ATVs. Check-In & Guest Info - Self check‑in: 2:00 PM - Check‑out: 11:00 AM If the site becomes available earlier, we will notify you. We’re committed to making your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. If you need anything during your visit, just reach out!

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Petpeswick Hills

5. Petpeswick Hills

98%

(21)

58km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 2 sites

Explore 100+ acres of forest via hiking trails and logging roads. 4 kms from famous Martinique Beach Provincial Park with 5 km of white sand and surf. Solid safe roads and clean parking areas from where you can enjoy camp fires, star gazing, winter ocean views, and explore the diverse landscape. Free firewood available. Sounds of nature are everywhere from the lowlands to the highlands. There is also a path to Petpeswick Inlet. Coastal rains fall directly on our plateau and flow down to your campsite while forming small streams, ponds, waterfalls and springs. The amazing upland blanket bog distinguishes this property from many others and is a naturalist's wonderland. Connected to 300 acres of protected wilderness area and the Musquodoboit Harbour Bird and Game Sanctuary. Almost every species of wildlife and plant can be found in this pristine Acadian boreal forest. Highest elevations within 8 km of beach. There's also plenty to explore in nearby Musquodoboit Harbour including spectacular, well maintained hiking and biking trails, farmer's market, public library, cafes and more. If you're looking to connect with nature, while being close to surf and civilization, you've reached the right destination on the Eastern Shore. For maximum peace and tranquility consider booking both sites and have the entire property to yourself. We are not licensed for tent camping as we don't provide restrooms. Thanks for checking us out! >> Happy Travels <<

Tent Camping by the Ocean!

6. Tent Camping by the Ocean!

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(63)

67km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

**The road to my property is open, Google is wrong** Nestled in a quaint old Fishing Town is a 4-Acre Forest property that hasn’t been touched since 1885! This land overlooks the North Atlantic Ocean, with a 25ft bank at the edge of the property, and almost 200ft of stone beach! No potable water on this property (well water is available by hose for cooking/cleaning/showering), but 10 minutes by car, you’ll find a Sobeys, a pub, a Home Hardware, and small local shops that carry camping supplies and so much more! There is a composting toilet being built, please either bury the bag when you are done, or double bag it and leave it in the garbage box at the end of the driveway. As a septic system is now on the property, I am unable to provide access to the waterfront campsite for camp-cars/RVs/trailers. 30 min drive away is the infamous Martinique Beach, a very popular surfing spot! Lots of hiking and site seeing available nearby as well. A long driveway is the entry point to the camping site. All I ask is that each camper leave the property better than they found it. As you depart, another camper is most likely arriving, so please keep that in mind. Enjoy the peace under the stars, and fall asleep to the sounds of the waves breaking against the shore, and the leaves rustling in the breeze! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There is currently a Tiny Home on the property being built, and it is currently occupied by the property owner full-time. Garbage pick-up in this area only allows one black plastic bag to be removed every 2 weeks. If your garbage is in a clear bag the city will take it and you can put your sealed garbage in a clear bag in the wood box at the end of the driveway. The city ONLY takes clear bags. Recycling is allowed in blue bags. Due to this restriction, I am not able to handle all the campers garbage -- please take any that you create with you if you do not have clear bags. If any camper is found to have stayed past the checkout time, they will be charged for another night's stay. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you and I hope you enjoy your stay!

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Ashland Lake Retreats At Grant Lake

7. Ashland Lake Retreats At Grant Lake

100%

(14)

69km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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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The Cove at Hirtle Lake

8. The Cove at Hirtle Lake

100%

(23)

71km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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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Open Sky – Private Hilltop Camping

9. Open Sky – Private Hilltop Camping

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(18)

77km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Welcome to Open Sky, a private hilltop camping spot just 4 minutes from Clam Harbour Beach in rural Nova Scotia. Set on 8 acres, the property offers a peaceful mix of open field, wooded walking paths, and wide-open skies. The camping area is about 80 metres from the main house, giving guests privacy while still keeping amenities nearby. Open Sky is ideal for: self-contained RVs, tent camping, couples and solo travelers, pet owners, beach lovers looking for a quiet country stay Guests have access to: outdoor toilet, outdoor shower, Wi-Fi, 110 power, BBQ, outdoor cooking station, dishwashing station, storage shed The property is pet friendly, with lots of open space for dogs to run and wooded paths for walking. Guests also love meeting Tess, our friendly potbelly pig, who lives near the main house and adds a fun touch of country charm. If you’re looking for a peaceful rural stay close to the beach, Open Sky is a relaxing and memorable place to camp.

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Glamping Dome Near Peggy’s Cove

10. Glamping Dome Near Peggy’s Cove

100%

(9)

13km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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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Boondockers Lunenburg

11. Boondockers Lunenburg

85%

(10)

44km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

If you want a safe place to park for the night, without many amenities, we are your spot! Our property is located in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and is at the cross roads between Mahone Bay Riverport and the many beaches of the south shore and Bridgewater, a hub in Nova Scotia. Pitch your tent or camper beside a heart-shaped pond! Listen to the peepers at night and enjoy the privacy of a rural area with the convenience of a town.. Spend an hour strolling or birdwatching in the enchanting wooded area. Have a campfire or take a stroll on the Lunenburg Waterfront. Many local offerings for food and events to take in while you are here. Don’t forget to sign up for our nightly Haunted walking tour of the Town of Lunenburg, a UNESCO world heritage site. Our chicken coop is home to a variety of chickens depending on the season who roam the yard in the afternoon. Our dog Shorty will welcome you but is on leash while outside. (Pets are welcome but must remain on leash 100% of the time they are on property. Our chickens are counting on it!)

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The Vistas At Kedys Landing

12. The Vistas At Kedys Landing

44km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 1 site

The Vistas at Kedys Landing is a Bay Side parking area that offers unparalleled views of the iconic Town of Mahone Bay and famous Three Churches. The property has an onsite restaurant, ice cream shop and famous Lobster Made Easy Lobster Rolls, Bike and Paddle-board rentals. There has been a newly created active lifestyle trail that connects the property with the towns of Mahone Bay, Lunenburg, Chester et cetera for walking, Biking et cetera. We have electricity on site.

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Littlewoods Glamping, Nova Scotia

13. Littlewoods Glamping, Nova Scotia

100%

(7)

48km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 1 site

A peaceful glamping escape along the Eastern Shore. Private forest retreat with a cozy bed, outdoor shower, and firepit. Littlewoods glamping tent offers guests a unique camping experience with all the benefits of camping without compromising on comfort. - Our tent is fully powered so you can charge cell phones and devices easily. - Mini fridge in our brand new kitchenette to keep food and drinks cool - Hot outdoor shower - Queen bed - Fire pit Littlewoods has been thoughtfully created so guests can enjoy, relax and soak up the surrounding nature as much as possible. We are perfectly located along the Eastern Shore: 40 minutes from Downtown Halifax 25 minutes from Downtown Dartmouth 15 minutes to Lawrencetown Beach 5 minutes to hiking trails

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Lusty Lagoon

14. Lusty Lagoon

81%

(16)

49km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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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Natura Wilderness Resort

15. Natura Wilderness Resort

100%

(3)

51km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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 Vales

16. The Vales

100%

(3)

55km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

We own 58 acres of forest centered on a very old shale pit near Crescent Beach, Nova Scotia. Our long-term mission is to regenerate the landscape, returning all of the property to a forest in time. We hope to establish small camping compounds for family, friends and guests who would like to stay with us and enjoy the amazing scenery of Nova Scotia's beautiful South Shore. Located just below Huey Lake, our property is watered by a stream that flows from the lake, through a series of tiny waterfalls in a gorge, through beautiful pine, maple, and oak forest down to a meandering wetland that drains into the Petite Riviere watershed. Beavers are active in the area and have already begun the process of returning the old quarry to the wilderness. Their activities have created deep ponds where once there was a pit dug from the land for the shale that is abundant in this area. The beavers dammed and diverted the stream which has created a pond and wetland system at the lower end of the property. If you are very quiet in the early morning you may get to see Castor as he busily swims about his watery home. Located near some of the most beautiful features of Lunenburg County, our property is a 5-minute drive from Crescent Beach, Risser's Beach Provincial Park, and Petite Riviere. Opportunities to cycle, hike, swim, canoe, kayak, surf and sail are all around us.

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The Boat House

17. The Boat House

56km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 1 site

Learn more about this land: Relax and enjoy the beautiful coastline in this rustic oceanside glamping cabin. Large deck with great space for chilling out. The cabin best suited for a couple or a small family. There is a queen bed upstairs and a pull out double downstairs. There is a rainwater collection system and a small hot water tank for short hot showers and washing up. Launch your kayak right from the property and explore the beautiful Lahave Islands! It is within walking distance to Crescent Beach and close to several other amazing beaches, cafes, a pub etc. etc.

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HillTop Homestead in LaHave

18. HillTop Homestead in LaHave

100%

(4)

56km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 1 site

This century old Homestead was owned by the Huey family with a lake in front named after them.  We have been the owners for over 10 years with 100 acres of combined pasture and forested land.  We have worked diligently to conserve the land and nature around to create a peaceful nest for ourselves and others to enjoy and experience.  Explore the nature trails in the forest or walk around and discover the gardens and greenhouses and make friends with the chickens.  

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Mumana Vineyards

19. Mumana Vineyards

92%

(6)

57km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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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Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort

20. Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort

100%

(1)

58km from Blind Bay Provincial Park · 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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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Sophia

2 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to Porters Peak

My friend and I had a great stay! Just something to note for people looking to book, there is no electricity and neither of us had any phone service so plan for that! It was a beautiful location, the place was clean, and so cozy. We brought extra blankets and cozy clothes because the heater is small and takes a while to heat the space, so note that if you’re visiting at a colder time of year! We enjoyed our stay and will be back for sure when it gets warmer!

Michael

2 weeks ago

19 ft Class B

1 night at Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Very cool spot! One of the nicest campsites we’ve come across in our travels! Beautiful walking trails around the property. And a warm shower to boot! Can’t get any better!

Mark

3 weeks ago

28 ft travel trailer

With pets

2 nights at Surfer's Shade

Great little spot all to ourselves

MONICA

October 2026

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Super nice place

Mark

September 2026

25 ft travel trailer

1 night at Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Very nice set up. Host had a lot of little extra touches like maps and books of Halifax and surrounding areas. Would like to have used the Gazebo and fire pit but it rained all evening. Wi fi was excellent!

Kiernan

September 2026

2 nights at Littlewoods Glamping, Nova Scotia

The tent was a short walk (15-30secs at most) from the parking space you are alotted. It's on the host's property and accessed via a gravel path. Their house is separated from the tent by some trees that gave reasonable privacy. Well equipped with a fire pit, covered outdoor cooking area complete with the basics (pots, pans, utensils, plates, bowls, kettle, french press coffee maker, etc.), dining table inside, a couch, bed, chairs, nightside table, outhouse, outdoor sink, and outdoor heated shower. Sheets were clean and towels were provided. The tent is showing some signs of aging, but overall it was comfortable, safe, secure, secluded, and kept us and our stuff dry. My wife and I stayed with our 2 small dogs. While it is pet friendly, there is no grassy area to let them use the washroom (they'll just have to go in the woods off the walkways), and no sidewalks so you can walk them on the quiet neighbourhood streets. There is a mattress heater, but there is nothing to heat the tent itself, so dress warmly if there are cooler nights in the forecast. The bed frame was a bit shaky, but the mattress itself was comfortable. We'd also recommend showering before the air gets too cool in the evening. The lights in the washroom/sink/shower area were not working during our stay, so we recommend bringing some flashlights just in case. It is also a few steps down a slight incline away from the tent. We'd recommend staying at Heather's if you're exploring Halifax and the surrounding area.

Véronique

September 2026

With pets

1 night at Porters Peak

Very Nice place. Quiet, clean and Many thoughtful touches that make the stay comfortable. Just have hard time to start the propane fireplace. When it was, it was Nice and confy.

Betsy

September 2026

22 ft campervan

With pets

Weekend Trip to Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Really lovely spot for our campervan!! The hosts have thought of everything!

David

September 2026

24 ft Class B

Weekend Trip to Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Absolutely awesome spot, everything we could ever want. So private and peaceful. 5 stars all the way!

Anngel

September 2026

Tent

Group trip

1 night at Lusty Lagoon

The site was actually very nice! Nice fire pit, well stocked with firewood. Chairs and benches were appreciated! The best part was how helpful the host was when my car wouldn't start(The kindness and immediate action were greatly appreciated!) Nice flat lot, great price!

Steve

September 2026

23 ft Class B

2 nights at Boondockers Lunenburg

First night had some traffic noise at Topside. It's near the junction of two roads. Second night was quieter down by the pond, still a little traffic sounds but not as noticeable. Very pretty spot by the pond, called the orchard spot. Friendly, pleasant host.

Mireille

September 2026

21 ft Class C

With pets

Weekend Trip to Surfer's Shade

Near everything, yet secluded and peaceful for a good nights sleep. The host made us feel right at home. Every amenities promised was delivered. We stayed 3 nights, but would have stayed much longer. Merci pour tout Sam !

David

September 2026

25 ft Class C

1 night at Lunenburg's Little Lake Campground

We only had one night at Lunenburg before handing our RV rental back, so difficult to provide too much feed back. But site was good for us, power, water and sewage dump so we could clean down before it went back. Never used the log burner as it rained most of the evening but it was there to use, along with picnic bench. Recycling and compost facilities available which was good and a small store in the reception. Its location was close to town so we drove the RV in and parked kerbside, opposite the museum. Not sure that would always be possible. We'd definitely use it again.

Vanessa

September 2026

16 ft car

With kids

Weekend Trip to Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Ryan’s land is very accessible, and it already has everything you need for glamping, shower, potable water, toilet, and a table. We really enjoyed our stay and just wish we could’ve stayed longer! Ryan also let us use the firewood for free, which we really appreciated. It was such a nice gesture. Overall, we had a great stay and would definitely come back!

Eileen

September 2026

22 ft Class B

1 night at Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Parking your RV on Ryan’s land is the ultimate! He supplies you with everything!! We stayed there twice we loved it so much!

Gabrielle France

September 2026

Tent

2 nights at Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

We absolutely loved tent camping at this location near the Blueberry Trail. We enjoyed the total privacy, the screened gazebo with the fire bowl, the hot outdoors shower and beautiful landscape, but what was special were the little paths at the back of the property through the forest! There is an old fashion radio with four outdoors speaker with CD & cassette player, so bring your favourite music! At night, the night sky was absolutely stunning with no light pollution. The coyotes can be heard happily yapping away in the distance. The location was perfect, with the blueberry trail leading to the Atlantic View trail then Heritage trail all the way to Cold Harbour and beyond. Don’t miss the little cafe within walking distance with espresso based coffees! Our hosts should give seminars on how to make guests feel totally pampered and offering such a well thought out camping site. Thank you!!

Regina

September 2026

Weekend Trip to Littlewoods Glamping, Nova Scotia

Nous étions très confortables malgré le temps frais et pluvieux. Belle place et très bien organisé!

Stefanie

September 2026

35 ft fifth wheel

3 nights at Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

What a beautiful spot to camp for a few nights! Ryan was extremely helpful and answered all of our questions. We loved how quiet and peaceful it was, and having hoses available for both water and a gray tank flush was such a convenient bonus. The bike trail was very close, and we enjoyed getting out on it between the rainstorms. We would definitely recommend this spot to anyone looking for a peaceful and convenient place to stay!

Cassandra

September 2026

14 ft truck camper

3 nights at Blueberry Run Trail Campsites

Ryan and Scott were very responsive to any inquiries we had from booking to checking out! We booked site 2 and arrived to a clean, well maintained area. This was large enough for our overlanding camper and Tacoma. We have been on the road for 40 days and needed a little break from the campground scene. We had our own private screened in porch, dish washing station, and portable toilet. The parking spot was on a well packed gravel driveway surrounded by a beautifully manicured yard with mowed walking paths. We woke every morning to the bunnies having breakfast under our picnic table! The deer came to eat apples every morning. The area was quiet with no additional traffic passing by our site which made it very private for the outdoor shower, which is equipped with hot water! If I am ever in the are again I would definitely stay here again! Thank You Ryan for your attention to detail and hospitality!

Luke

September 2026

Tent

With pets

3 nights at The Cove at Hirtle Lake

Me, the girlfriend, and our dog stayed for a couple nights at cove 2. It was lovely, now I must say I would only book cove 2 myself after viewing the others. Absolutely beautiful

Blind Bay Provincial Park camping guide

Overview

About

Blind Bay Provincial Park beckons adventurers with its serene landscapes and myriad of outdoor activities. Whether you're looking to hike through lush trails, kayak along the tranquil bay, or simply bask in the beauty of nature, this park offers a perfect escape into the wild. While the park's camping facilities remain a mystery, the promise of adventure is abundant.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Blind Bay Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the park is in full bloom. Winter can be harsh, with some areas inaccessible due to snow, making off-season visits less ideal for those seeking the full park experience.

Know before you go

Ensure you check the park's website for any seasonal closures or alerts before planning your visit.
Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking and exploring the diverse terrain.
Be mindful of local wildlife; keep a safe distance and do not feed the animals.
Remember to carry out all trash and leave no trace to preserve the park's natural beauty.
Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park, so inquire ahead if you have specific needs.