The best camping in Lake George Provincial Park, NS
Discover Lake George's serene beach and water adventures.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Lake George Provincial Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Lake George Provincial Park
Ashland Lake Retreats At Grant Lake
1. Ashland Lake Retreats At Grant Lake
100%
(14)
48km from Lake George 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
2. The Cove at Hirtle Lake
100%
(23)
51km from Lake George 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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Fraserville Off-Grid Camping
3. Fraserville Off-Grid Camping
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(261)
51km from Lake George Provincial Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
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Owl's Hollow Eco-Therapy Glamping
4. Owl's Hollow Eco-Therapy Glamping
99%
(76)
59km from Lake George Provincial Park · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging
Get back to nature at our lakefront eco-therapy camping and glamping properties where you will experience serene lake life and forest bathing at its best! Owl's Hollow offers you private camping and glamping on Tupper Lake at one of two unique sites: The Hut and The Perch. Each site is tucked away at the end of its own walk-in trail where you find yourself at the water's edge yet surrounded by majestic white pines. This is a quiet part of the lake with very few residents and motorized boats. Book The Hut or The Perch site at Owl's Hollow for your next camping adventure and be as lazy or active as your body needs to rejuvenate. Guaranteed the experience will bring you back to the calmness you may have been missing!
By booking Owl's Hollow lodging/camping, you agree to save and hold harmless Karen and Ben Perry from any liability arising out of your stay. You acknowledge that there are hazards such as uneven surfaces, heights, bodies of water, wildfire, wildlife and noxious plants that are beyond the control of the owner and you assume all responsibility for your own safety.
Nova Scotia Registration Number: RYA-2023-24-04051421027007770-28
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Moss Cottage Forest Glamping
5. Moss Cottage Forest Glamping
100%
(28)
61km from Lake George Provincial Park · 1 site
Nestled in the Acadian Forest, Moss is a tranquil getaway. Experience bird song and owl hoots, watch wildlife come right up to your windows. Sit in the screen porch and listen to the wind in the trees, look at the stars and just breathe. Walk the meadows, visit the pond and keep your eyes open for tasty foraged treats. Inside you can enjoy a lush queen size bed, comfy seating to read a book or do a puzzle. The kitchenette is ready to make a pot of tea and light meals. Get back to nature here and enjoy the history of the Cradle of our Nation.
With the historic and first town settled in Canada in 1604, Annapolis Royal is a short drive away or take your bike on the Harvest Moon Trail, the former Dominion Atlantic Canadian Rail Line, which runs along the Annapolis River. Visit Fort Anne or The Habitation at Port Royal for a step back into history. Walk through the Historic Gardens or stroll the beautiful streets of downtown Annapolis and experience food, drink and live events and the oldest farmers market in Nova Scotia.
There are boat launches, and lots of lakes to swim and paddle on within 10 minutes of the cottage.
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Lunenburg's Little Lake Campground
6. Lunenburg's Little Lake Campground
93%
(14)
66km from Lake George 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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RiverlaneView Nova Scotia
7. RiverlaneView Nova Scotia
19km from Lake George Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
RiverLaneView: Off-Grid Riverside Pitch in the Nova Scotia Woods
Welcome to RiverLaneView, a quiet patch of forest at the end of a private road in the heart of Nova Scotia, with your own access to the South River. Set slightly up the slope among the trees, this is a spot for a few days of real quiet. In the morning the sun comes up right over the river, the mist still hangs between the trees, and eagles and hawks circle overhead. Barely any traffic. Just the woods.
PLEASE READ FIRST: THE LAND IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
We want you to know exactly what you are booking. This is a brand new site and still a work in progress. The gravel driveway is finished and ready to park on, but the rest of the land is untouched forest, just as nature left it.
There is no power and no water on site yet, and no washrooms. This pitch is for fully self-sufficient, off-grid travellers only. If you arrive in a self-contained RV or van, or you are happy to pitch a tent and string up a hammock and bring your own water, you will feel right at home.
If you need hookups or facilities, this is not the right spot for you yet.
WHAT YOU CAN DO HERE
- Park one self-contained RV or van on the finished gravel driveway.
- Pitch one or two tents, or hang a hammock between the trees, on the natural forest ground around the driveway.
- Direct, private access to the South River.
- Fish right here: the South River and nearby Lake Torment are well stocked.
- Watch the sunrise over the water, facing east, and the eagles and hawks over the river valley.
- Enjoy a small, friendly neighbourhood along the river and the lake. A few houses, real people, and now and then a friendly village dog stopping by to say good morning. Real Canadian country living.
GOOD TO KNOW
- No power, no water, no washrooms on site. Come prepared and self-sufficient.
- Pack it in, pack it out. Please leave the forest the way you found it.
- Dogs are welcome.
- A two-night minimum is recommended, as the drive out here is part of the adventure.
- Power, water and a small washroom are planned for 2027, along with a larger RV pad and turning area. For now you get the place in its most natural, original state, before any of that is built.
THE NEAREST STORE (Convenience in the Woods)
You are off the grid, but not off the map. Just a few minutes away at Lake Torment East you will find the only store around: a gas station, a small general store, and the Woodsman Grill for fresh fish and chips, burgers and poutine when the campfire needs a night off.
THE LOCATION: REMOTE, BUT WITHIN REACH
Tucked into the heart of Nova Scotia on a narrow strip of land between Armstrong Lake and Lake Torment. Close enough to civilization, far enough from the noise:
- New Ross, about 30 min: the nearest village, with a diner and a grocery store for a hot meal and a proper restock.
- Halifax Stanfield Airport, about 1 h 45: your arrival point from Europe and North America. From there it is scenic highways and a stretch of real gravel road right to us.
- Kentville, about 1 h: the lively heart of the Annapolis Valley, with a farmers market, cafes and everything you need to stock up.
- Wolfville, about 1 h: home of Acadia University, known for its farmers market, live music and festivals, and the gateway to the Bay of Fundy basin with the highest tides in the world. The surrounding Annapolis Valley is also award-winning wine country.
- Digby, about 1 h 15: world famous for its scallops and the ferry to New Brunswick.
- Lunenburg, about 1 h 15: a UNESCO World Heritage town, a colourful harbour with deep seafaring and German roots, and home port of the schooner Bluenose II.
(Drive times are estimates from the site. Please check your own route in Google Maps from 153 River Lane.)
IN SHORT
A perfect escape for explorers who want the forest without leaving the world entirely behind. RiverLaneView: one private road, a handful of neighbours along the river and the lakes, and your own spot somewhere in between. Pack the thermos, light a fire, and let the South River do the rest.
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Maplewood Creek Naturists Camping
8. Maplewood Creek Naturists Camping
35km from Lake George Provincial Park · 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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Mumana Vineyards
9. Mumana Vineyards
92%
(6)
39km from Lake George 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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Island Breeze Campground
10. Island Breeze Campground
49km from Lake George Provincial Park · 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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Natura Wilderness Resort
11. Natura Wilderness Resort
100%
(3)
57km from Lake George 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 Vistas At Kedys Landing
12. The Vistas At Kedys Landing
58km from Lake George 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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Lusty Lagoon
13. Lusty Lagoon
81%
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58km from Lake George 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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Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort
14. Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort
100%
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58km from Lake George 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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Sunset Hill
15. Sunset Hill
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59km from Lake George Provincial Park · 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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Grumpy Bear Hollow
16. Grumpy Bear Hollow
100%
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61km from Lake George Provincial Park · 1 site
Lakefront 2 bedroom cottage. From sitting on the deck watching the ducks to fishing in a stocked lake or even a night by the camp fire. A evening under the stars on the finger that jets out into the water. Fully functioning kitchen and BBQ. All that's needed is clothes and food. Bedding, bath towel, and beach towels all provided. Games for rainy days or colouring books to help pass some time. You'll relax from the start at this beautiful spot.
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Dragonfly Lake Serenity
17. Dragonfly Lake Serenity
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63km from Lake George Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Escape to a Tranquil Lakefront Retreat
Unwind on the sandy seating area of your private lakeside getaway. Lounge by the water as dragonflies dance overhead and frogs croon in the background. With privacy and breathtaking natural surroundings, it’s the perfect place to recharge.
Family and pet friendly, no need to leave your fury friend with a sitter. Although I can highly recommend sitters if required.
Explore scenic trails on foot or by bike, glide across the lake in a kayak, or take a refreshing swim in the calm, waters. In the evening, gather around a crackling fire—ample dry firewood available (bring a saw if you’d like) —and cook dinner under the stars for the ultimate outdoor experience.
Conveniently located just 10 minutes from the heart of Bridgewater, you’ll have easy access to shopping, malls, supermarkets, laser tag, museums, and more. Fancy a change of scenery? Discover the beauty of nearby sandy beaches, each with its own charm.
Only 1 hour and 20 minutes from Halifax, this lakeside haven offers the best of both worlds: peaceful seclusion and access to adventure.
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Waterloo
18. Waterloo
66km from Lake George Provincial Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Waterloo 1, a peaceful rural retreat in the heart of Nova Scotia where forested surroundings and quiet country living set the tone for a relaxing stay. Tucked away in a natural setting, this simple campsite offers a laid-back escape for travelers looking to unwind and reconnect with nature.
Enjoy the fresh air, open space, and the calming sounds of the countryside. Whether you’re camping in a tent, van, or small RV, this spot provides a comfortable base for slowing down and enjoying the outdoors.
The surrounding area offers a classic Nova Scotia experience—scenic drives, nearby lakes, and small communities that reflect the charm of rural life. It’s a great stop for travelers exploring the region or anyone looking for a quiet overnight stay away from busy campgrounds.
Waterloo 1 is all about simplicity, space, and a peaceful natural setting—perfect for those who prefer a quiet, no-frills camping experience.
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Harmony Mills Farm
19. Harmony Mills Farm
66km from Lake George Provincial Park · 10 sites
Located only 16 Kilometres to Kejimkujik Park. This is the ideal location to stay at for the middle southern area of Nova Scotia. There is a restaurant/cafe only 4 mins away along with a grocery store. 5 mins away you have a liquor store, pharmacy and even a gas station which sells a bit of everything!
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Boondockers Lunenburg
20. Boondockers Lunenburg
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67km from Lake George 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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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Jessica
1 week ago
Tent
We had a great little late-season camp on site 2! The views are stunning, and the campsite was in great condition. Picnic table, two benches (one with back rest), close private toilet, and fire wood made this a site we will come back to frequently! Dan was super responsive to all our questions as well!
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Katie
3 weeks ago
17 ft rooftop tent
Kind host and easy spot. It's a beautiful place to spend the night. Thanks!
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Enrique
October 2026
Tent
Unreal camp site! Scenic, quiet and a beautiful overview of the surrounding area. Amazing host too, gave us lots of firewood and kept in contact in case we needed anything more. 10/10 recommend coming here for your next adventure.
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Geoff
October 2026
18 ft truck camper
Stayed one night with a new truck camper at site 2. Beautiful views and host communicated really well. The outhouse was totally clean with no smell or bugs. Highly recommend this host and site.
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Thomas
October 2026
Weekend Trip to Moss Cottage Forest Glamping
Chantelle and Gary were wonderful hosts—it’s a truly incredible experience to stay in Moss! The cabin is beautiful and is setup with genuinely everything we could have needed. You’re tucked away in a gorgeous spot surrounded by beautiful tranquil forest. The small propane furnace worked well to keep the cabin comfortably toasty even with a low temperature in the single digits. The breakfast was amazing and the whole experience is highly recommended!
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Glenn
October 2026
24 ft Class B
We loved our site. Great view, very private, nice grassy terrain. Firepit with free wood. Well maintained hiking or mountain biking roads. Great responsive host.
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Kim
October 2026
Tent
With pets
Our 2nd trip to this gorgeous spot. The lake and surrounding woods are so beautiful.
See moreKatie
October 2026
Weekend Trip to Moss Cottage Forest Glamping
We had a really lovely stay! The moss cottage was so cute and had everything we needed to feel at home. Even on a chilly October night the bed was so cozy and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious!
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Kae
September 2026
Tent
With pets
Well stocked fire ring and outhouse. Can’t wait to come back with the family for some time out under the stars
See moreMichelle
September 2026
Weekend Trip to Moss Cottage Forest Glamping
This was a beautiful, cozy, peaceful spot. The owners really put a lot of thought into creating a wonderful experience and it was really appreciated. Highly recommend booking a stay here!
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Anngel
September 2026
Tent
Group trip
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!
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Steve
September 2026
23 ft Class B
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.
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September 2026
2 nights at Moss Cottage Forest Glamping
Everything stood out with Moss Cottage…it was the most wonderful spot in the middle of nature. From the breakfast’s, to the view, to the screen room, to the deck outside the screen room…..all was amazing! Chantelle and Gary were wonderful hosts….and Fern as well :). We would highly recommend this spot if what you want to do is get away from it all, this is the place and we will for sure return!
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David
September 2026
25 ft Class C
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.
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Hannah
September 2026
4 nights at Moss Cottage Forest Glamping
Absolutely fantastic. This cottage is fully equipped for a perfect, comfortable stay. On top of that, Chantelle and Greg are incredible hosts who will magically make anything you need appear! We drove the long way (no ferry’s) from Maine both ways but we will definitely try to make it back here one day. BREAKFAST- you have to add it to your stay. Chantelle had amazing recommendations for food! Super kind hosts, a beautiful place to stay. We got to meet their dog too, she was a highlight of the trip for sure. We didn’t want to leave! Thank you!!!
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tammy
September 2026
Tent
Site was great, view was fantastic. Free firewood was a nice bonus. Outhouse was clean and convenient. Overall, excellent experience.
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Jason
September 2026
Tent
What an amazing spot, so glad we found it and will def be back. Views are amazing and you're a short walk to the beach where the tides come up a crazy amount 😲 feels like you're right in the backcountry, highly recommend!!!!!!!!!
See moreMonica
September 2026
13 ft pop-up camper
With pets
Dan’s land is absolutely incredible, so incredible that we decided to stay regardless of the 2 full days of rain in the forecast! Amazing view of the water from campsite #2. The outhouse is really well kept and clean.
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Nicolas
September 2026
Tent
Amazing spot!
Wide site, crazy view. Staying there is a must do in Fundy Bay trip!
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Luke
September 2026
Tent
With pets
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
See moreLake George Provincial Park camping guide
Overview
About
Nestled in the heart of Nova Scotia, Lake George Provincial Park is a haven for water enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Here, the freshwater sandy beach beckons for sun-soaked relaxation, while the adjacent launch is a gateway for canoeists and kayakers to embark on tranquil voyages. The park's pristine waters and scenic surroundings offer a perfect backdrop for a day of adventure or serene exploration.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Lake George Provincial Park is during the warm summer months, from June to August, when the weather is perfect for beach activities and water sports. Off-season visits, particularly from late fall to early spring, might offer a quieter experience, but be mindful of cooler temperatures and potential facility closures.
Know before you go
- Ensure you have the necessary equipment for canoeing or kayaking before arriving at the park.
- Check the weather forecast and prepare for changing conditions, as the park is an outdoor space.
- Be aware of the park's operating hours, typically from 8:30am to 5pm, to plan your visit accordingly.
- Remember to respect the natural habitat by following Leave No Trace principles.
- Facilities such as washrooms may be seasonal, so plan ahead for your comfort and convenience.
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