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Off the Beaten Trail Eco Lodging

12 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Rose Bay, NS

Welcome to Off the Beaten Trail. Found on the beautiful South Shore of Nova Scotia, near the famous U.N.E.S.C.O Town of Lunenburg, making us a great central location. We offer a glamping experience that will be hard to beat. Offering unique full service units, Tent and RV sites. Recognized Superhost with Airbnb and voted #3 in Nova Scotia for Best Hipcamp in 2022 Open year round, for those who enjoy winter camping. Near by you’ll find Sea Glass beach (aka Spindlers Beach), The Ovens Natural Park, Sand Dollar Beach, Hirtles Beach, Oxners Beach (usually peaceful), Gaff Point Hiking Trail, Indian Path Common Trails, and Kingburg beach to name a few. For shopping locally we have The Rose Bay General Store and Bistro with NSLC Outlet. You’ll find convenience items, seasonal produce, fresh baked goods, take out and dine in eating, a great selection of imported Specialty items, and authentic Nova Scotian products. A great spot to stop on the way back from the beach for a bite to eat and supplies. We also have the Bayport Pub at the beginning of Feltzen South Road. With Great pub classics and fresh hot fish and chips, you’ll want to let them handle the cooking for a night, but make sure to leave room for the best Ice Cream around. Get the Scoop located in Feltzen South, just a short distance from us here at Off the Beaten Trail. Look up these great places and more online for hours and specials.

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Ingomar Oceanfront Camping

11 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents11 acres · Shelburne, NS

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Owl's Hollow Eco-Therapy Glamping

2 sites · Lodging, Tents11 acres · Caledonia, NS

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

Lusty Lagoon

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Blockhouse, NS

Location, Location, Location! Looking for a quick place to pitch a tent while enjoying the sites and sounds of Lunenburg, Mahone Bay and Bridgewater? Or just want quick access onto Rails to Trails? This old park turned private campsite is nestled smack dab in the middle of all these popular destinations, and has direct access to endless kilometers of trail. Enjoy a complimentary tent and fire wood! No, this spot isn’t off the beaten path as it is located on the old highway, but gives you quick access to some of the best of what Nova Scotia has to offer! So stop in, pitch a tent, have a fire (restrictions permitting) and enjoy Lusty Lagoon as you travel across this beautiful province.

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FORT NOVA

10 sites · RVs, Tents127 acres · Jordan Falls, NS

Oh. My. Gawd. Where to start?! This is one of the original properties for the area. Owned by one lovely family since the 1700's until your current (very lucky) host. The house was the post office from 1861 to 1961. One of the rooms was the hospice for the area... SPOOOOOKY!!! There is a culvert from the 1700's on the property from where the province moved the highway sometime before the 40's. Neat! Reggie took over ownership in 2020 and is keeping things as original as possible, but adding his touch, like his battle axe travel trailer, Franny, which makes her home in the driveway. She's worth a visit! - TENT ADVANCED LEVEL LAKESIDE is by far the most beautiful; however, it is a small area, located on the edge of the property, and I can't be responsible for the neighbours to a certain extent. Fort Nova is your home for as long as you choose. Let's get campy! **KEEP IN MIND THAT THERE MAY BE OTHERS STAYING THERE** But there are multiple areas to choose from, including: the lawn, living amongst the pines, a forest clearing, or even lakeside (it's rough back there). You can have complete privacy and feel free to reach out to me at the house if you need anything. For those with RV's, there is an exterior outlet and a water spigot, but please remember, others might be staying there so we need to play nice and share! On the property, there is: - A decent-sized lake (I wish I had a canoe... :( ) - 1700's abandoned bridge - Lots of foraging (Won't be held liable if ya eat something silly!) - Rail Trail (runs through the property) So many bloody things to do nearby: - The ocean is right across the street. - Oasis Fish and Chips (Also right across the street!) - Beech Street Kitchen (in Lockeport) - Barrington (Lobster capital of the world, UFO capital of Canada) - Brooklyn (Hank Snow's hometown) - Provincial Parks - Boxing Rock Brewing Co.

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Little Lake Retreat

1 site · Tent2 acres · Port Joli, NS

This is a sweet little property of approximately an acre, though the whole lake is undeveloped. The site is treed with mostly mature trees and overlooks Little Robertson Lake. The lake is close, but the shoreline is not extremely easy to access. This campsite is private, but not remote. It is located close to a byway and you can drive in. There is not too much traffic on the adjacent road which leads to several white sand ocean beaches and trails along with Keji Seaside National Park and Thomas Raddall Provincial Park. All within a few minutes drive.

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Stoneybrooke Farm

2 sites · RVs, Tents67 acres · Liverpool, NS

Welcome to Stoneybrooke Farm We are situated on 65 acres of beautiful land. We have pasture and woodland to explore. We are located minutes from some of Nova Scotia's most picturesque beaches, including Rissers Beach Provincial Park, Crescent and Green Bay Beaches. On the farm we have a herd of miniature goats, chickens, Kevin Bacon (pot belly pig) and a horse. Animals can be seen if arranged with host . We are working on nature trails through the natural forest. We encourage you to forage for your own fire wood but it can be purchased when available. We look forward to meeting you. If you would like to add a little extra to your getaway we have a Registered Massage Therapist and Acupuncturist on site . If you would like to book a treatment during your stay please contact host .

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Camping and Stargazing

6 sites · Tents150 acres · Forest Glen, NS

Learn more about this land: We are Forest Glen Adventures, we are located in Yarmouth Co, 40klms where the Cat Ferry from Maine lands. We are located on hwy 340 in a very quiet village , enjoy dark skies and a campfire. We have 2 Bunkies on the property both very private, both off grid. The Meadowbrook comes with 2 folding camp cots 50$ per night . The Stargazer has a comfy double futon 60$. Both have bbqs, and fire-pits. We have Plenty of level spots to pull into for the night.

Harmony Mills Farm

10 sites · Tents100 acres · Liverpool, NS

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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Ashland Lake Retreats At Grant Lake

1 site · RV, Tent50 acres · New Germany, NS

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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HillTop Homestead in LaHave

3 sites · Lodging, RVs100 acres · Liverpool, NS

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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Fire Cove Cabins

12 sites · RVs5 acres · Liverpool, NS

Fire Cove Cabin grounds are right at the ocean front of this rugged shale coast. The whole area is prepared for the building of 12 Cabins in 2023 and can be used for self contained campers till then. The pads are perfectly leveled in different elevations for the perfect view of the Bay of Lunenburg. Watch the Bluenose sailing by on her daily turns and many other boats and ships. We have our own little private horseshoe beach and the large Spindlers Beach is 5 walking minutes away. 20 Minutes to beautiful Lunenburg and 30 Minutes to Bridgewater, Ovens Park, and Rose bay are just around the corner. This is the perfect spot for the individual camper who does not want to be on a crowded Campground and does not need any further services, but wants fantastic views and sunsets on the Atlantic ocean. Easy in and out driving and ample room for you and your camper limited to 12 spots only.

The best camping near Port L’Hebert Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through Port L’Hebert Provincial Park, where a 2.1 km looped trail invites you to explore the remnants of ancient glaciers. Wander amid hardwood forests and colossal granite boulders, and be rewarded with stunning coastal views. Adjacent to a federal migratory bird sanctuary, this park offers a serene escape into nature's embrace, just a stone's throw from the vibrant ecosystems of Thomas Raddall Provincial Park and Kejimkujik National Park Seaside Adjunct.

When to go

The best time to visit Port L’Hebert Provincial Park is during the warmer months, from late spring to early fall, when the trail is most accessible and the coastal views are at their most splendid. Winter visits can be challenging due to snow and ice, but offer a serene, frosty landscape for the well-prepared adventurer.

Know before you go

Ensure you have appropriate footwear for hiking over uneven terrain and granite boulders.
Bring binoculars to enhance your bird-watching experience in the adjacent migratory bird sanctuary.
Check the local weather and trail conditions before your visit to avoid any unexpected closures.
While there are no camping facilities, day-trippers can fully enjoy the park's natural offerings.
Remember to carry out all trash and respect the natural habitat of the wildlife.

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