The best camping near Black Duck Cove Provincial Park

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Dome Yurt By The Ocean

2 sites · Lodging5 acres · Baddeck, NS

Glamping at its best: Tthe magical cozy River Inhabitants Basin and the breathtaking panoramic view from this elevated dome yurt facing the deep blue glittering ocean is the #1 getaway for affordable, relaxing, peaceful holidays, kayaking, hiking, biking, swimming, reading, writing, loving Rent our dome yurt in high season 2023 for 99 CAD per night with 2 (max 4 if you bring your own sleeping gear), plus final cleaning $80.00 plus 15% tax. As the river mouth and basin with lots of uninhabited islands offers a lot of things to do we suggest you to combine water sports adventure with your stay. An ocean kayak will be provided if you stay for a week or longer. We offer sailing tours, kayaking and fishing. Although we understand the desire to see as many places as possible when on vacation, we highly recommend people to stay with us for several days. Let your mind come to rest and get a good sleep on real good spring mattresses. ! We would love to be the place where you come to rest. Deep dive into nature and forget the day to day hustle for a while! Writers, painters, artists (like your host) find the inspiration and recharging for new productivity. Internal curtains at the huge windows enhance the impression that this has traditional-style solid HydroTex walls yet can be rolled up for views out and to the Milky Way. The front door has a mesh panel behind and low vents aid air flow.

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Fred's Place

4 sites · Tents2 acres · Baddeck, NS

2.3 acres of woodlot at the end of the road. Very rustic. Ideal for campers and bicycle campers. Very few facilities but you can put up a tent and have a fire. It's super quiet and the only sound is the wind and the very occasional car (like one a day). Five minute walk to the ocean. 15 kms to the nearest store. I will be at my cabin but the property is large enuf for you to have total privacy if you want it. I can be reached by email at frederick.gardiner123abc@gmail.com. I'm located at the end of Richard's Pond Lane. To get here, go to South Side Road, South Side River Bourgeois. Turn right on Richard's Pond Lane and follow it to the end. Turn right, go to the first sign that says 7/8 and follow the path up to my cabin. There is red tuck tape to show the way. On the map, I am not The Cuffs, but the location is the same.

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Basin Brook Camp

1 site · Tent5 acres · Antigonish, NS

This property is over 5 acres and borders on two sides by a brook and Gammons Basin. It is extremely private and remote. There is a driveway and a clearing on which many types of berries grow. There is a cleared 5 minute trail to the oceanfront from the clearing. Not yet ready for a trailer, and vehicles will need to park in the driveway but the campsite is suitable for tents. The campsite is only a few minutes from Tor Bay Provincial Park and near the town of Larry’s River. Supplies in Guysborough, 20 mins away.

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Overview

About

Embark on a day filled with adventure at Black Duck Cove Provincial Park. Wander along a 3.5 km shoreline trail, feel the soft sand beneath your feet at the small beach, and immerse yourself in the tranquil embrace of nature. This day-use park invites you to explore its scenic landscapes, offering a perfect escape for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Black Duck Cove Provincial Park is during the summer months, when the weather is warm and the trails are inviting. Avoid the chill of winter, as the park's offerings are best enjoyed under the sun's gentle caress. Early mornings or weekdays can offer a more solitary experience amid the park's natural splendour.

Know before you go

Ensure you have appropriate footwear for the shoreline walking trail, as the terrain can vary.
Check the local weather forecast before your visit to plan your activities accordingly.
Remember to pack out all your trash, as the park is a day-use area with limited waste disposal facilities.
Accessibility may vary throughout the park, so inquire ahead if you have specific needs.
While there are no overnight facilities, the park's beauty makes it a must-visit for day-trippers.