Cape Breton Island 
Escape to Mira River Provincial Park: Discover Tranquility on Cape Breton Island With Paddling, Beaches, and Riverside Camping
Mira River Provincial Park offers a peaceful Cape Breton escape with riverside camping, three beaches, and calm waters ideal for paddling. Enjoy hiking the park’s forested loop, swimming at McLellans Bay, or launching a canoe from the northeast shore. Nearby attractions include Sydney’s restaurants and shops, scenic hikes, and historic sites like the Fortress of Louisbourg and Marconi National Historic Site—perfect for day trips while enjoying nature and local culture.
50 Things to Do This August in Nova Scotia
If you are looking for a whole month of fun, Nova Scotia has you covered. Along with the famous attractions to visit, August is full of great… Read more »
Everything to Love at Battery Provincial Park: Jerome Point Lighthouse, Canal Trails, and Coastal Bliss
Battery Provincial Park is a stunning coastal destination on Cape Breton Island that blends nature, history, and recreation. Explore historic trails that pass by ruins and lead to the Jerome Point Lighthouse, enjoy the beach at St. Peter’s Bay, visit the St. Peter’s Canal National Historic Site, or take a picnic by the water. Camp under the stars, learn about early European settlements at local museums, and rent kayaks or bikes to fully experience the beauty and history of the area.
25 Must Visit Beaches in Nova Scotia
As a peninsula only by a relatively slim connection to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia has miles and miles of coastland. So, naturally, there are several dozen beaches… Read more »
Explore Spectacular Cape Split Provincial Park – From Forest Trails to Dramatic Ocean Lookoffs
Cape Split Provincial Park offers some of the most stunning coastal scenery along the Bay of Fundy. Hike the Minas Basin or Scots Bay Trails for cliffside views, sea stacks, and old-growth forests. Visit the dramatic Cape Split Lookoff, explore shorter routes to scenic viewpoints, and use Blomidon Provincial Park as your base for beaches, trails, and sunset picnics.
25 Must Do Summer Activities in Cape Breton
Cape Breton almost feels like it is a world away from Nova Scotia and the rest of Canada. You can reconnect with nature at the parks, beaches,… Read more »
25+ Things to Do This June in Nova Scotia
Get a head start on the summer fun, and head outside to take part in lots of fun activities and festivals across Nova Scotia. Listed below, you… Read more »
Family Fun Festivals in Nova Scotia – Summer and Fall 2026
Mark your calendar and have a rollicking time at these family fun festivals in Nova Scotia! From family music festivals to food and fun, you will find plenty of ways to have fun regardless of the season!
Summer Music Festivals in Nova Scotia – 2026
Enjoy the beautiful sights of Canada’s Atlantic Playground and the amazing music at the many music festivals across the province. From the Halifax Jazz Festival to the… Read more »
Park Season Starts Soon: 2026 Opening Dates for Nova Scotia’s Provincial Parks
As the weather warms up and summer approaches, it’s time to plan your outdoor adventures in Nova Scotia’s provincial parks. From stunning beaches to majestic mountains, these… Read more »
25 of the Best Provincial Parks to Explore in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia has so much natural beauty to enjoy, but sometimes you don’t want to go too far off the beaten track. When you want to stay… Read more »
Nova Scotia’s Stan Rogers Folk Festival Unveils Lineup for 2026 Edition
The Stan Rogers Folk Festival is hitting a milestone this summer, marking 30 years in Canso. What began as a small weekend camping event has grown… Read more »
Cape Chignecto Provincial Park: Explore Nova Scotia’s Wild Coastal Escape
The next time you consider exploring the Bay of Fundy, consider Nova Scotia’s Cape Chignecto Provincial Park. This coastal gem is made up of stunning seaside scenery,… Read more »
25+ Things to Do This April in Nova Scotia – 2026
Spring has finally sprung. There are many fun things for you and your family to do or entertaining activities to take part in across Nova Scotia this… Read more »
Five Islands Provincial Park: Explore Clifftop Trails to Tidal Views on Your Bay of Fundy Itinerary
Discover dramatic cliffs, ancient geology, and the world’s highest tides at Nova Scotia’s Five Islands Provincial Park, where every trail reveals a new view and 200 million years of Earth’s history. Here are all the ways you can make the most of your trip, from scenic hikes to unforgettable coastal views.
25 Things to Do During Spring in Nova Scotia
Spring is springing from the northern tip of Cape Breton all the way down to Yarmouth, and it’s time to enjoy it! Getting out and into the… Read more »
March Break Getaways & Staycations in Nova Scotia
While the weather is uncertain in March, one thing is for sure: March Break is coming up! It’s a great time to get the whole family together… Read more »
From Clifftops to Shoreline: Why You Should Visit Blomidon Provincial Park in Nova Scotia
With the Bay of Fundy to the west, and the Minas Basin to the east, the Blomidon Provincial Park in southern Nova Scotia offers some of the… Read more »
Culinary Delights and Maple Adventures at Nova Scotia’s Sugar Moon Farm
Nestled in Earltown, located about 90 minutes from Halifax, Sugar Moon Farm offers a unique experience for all ages, blending culinary delights with winter fun. As winter… Read more »
25 Things to Do in March in Nova Scotia 2026
March is the best time to have an awesome time exploring Nova Scotia’s extraordinary cultural scene with your family and friends. Check out the awesome events listed… Read more »
Things to Do During March Break in Nova Scotia – 2026
Even though spring is just around the corner, there is still a lot of winter fun to be had in this beautiful province. Get ready for March… Read more »
Nova Scotia Parks’ 2026 Summer Camping Reservations Open April 8
Planning a summer camping trip amidst Nova Scotia’s gorgeous beaches, thick forests, and rolling valleys? Then, mark your calendar as online reservations for the 2026 camping season… Read more »
Nova Scotia’s Lucy the Lobster Predicts Early Spring
Canada’s only and Nova Scotia’s clairvoyant crustacean heralded spring’s early arrival at this morning’s ceremony. Lucy Lobster made her Groundhog Day prediction at a relocated, safer site… Read more »
Groundhog Day Celebrations in Nova Scotia – 2026
Will there be six more weeks of winter, or will spring come early this year? Will the groundhogs across Nova Scotia agree, or will they disagree on… Read more »