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Treasures abound throughout the headlands and rugged cliffs of Cape Breton Highlands with its abundant wildlife, spectacular scenery and human history dating back to the last Ice Age.

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CopperMiataGirl

Hi, We are planning a trip to Cape Breton National Park. We will have 4 nights in the area and have a 37 foot 5th wheel camper. I was thinking we would stay at Baddeck and then spend time at Chetticamp. Does this seems like the best way or should I find a centralized campsite where we can spend all four nights and make day trips from there? Thanks in advance for your insights.

June 19, 2019|

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Not sure where you would find a ‘centralised’ base; Baddeck is probably a good place to base yourself. You can get to Chetticamp from there easily (and also up to Ingonish if you want).. Unfortunately, we have no experience... More

Johanna R

where is best lodging for 2 couples on Cape Breton....for 2 or 3 nights

March 6, 2019|

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Hi We didn’t book in advance because we wanted to stop each day where we fancied depending how much time we spent in any one place. We didn’t find this a problem and just booked using the internet and phone. It’s a lovely... More

Rakeypakey

Hi, I am currently planning our summer vacation and would like to visit CBHNP on our way to Gros Morne NP. We will be driving from Montreal and were thinking of 3 nights at CBHNP and maybe 3 nights on our way home (after a week at Gros Morne). Although we could do a different park on the way home (Fundy?). We have 2 children, 9 and 7 and will be tent camping. We also have a dog. I am unsure which area to camp in in CBHNP that would be the most suitable. Is there a more pet friendly area? We are all avid hikers and swimmers. I will also be in full Ironman training so any locations where I can get some long runs and swims in would be appreciated (so my coach won't get too mad at me). Thanks in advance!!!

December 9, 2018|

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CBNP is the right choice for the kids, camping, and dog. The views are stunning and not limited the way which Fundy might be limited to just the tidal flows (which is no small thing). However, CBNP is very cool and full of... More