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“Huge park includes Sporting sites tennis club, pool, basketball, playgrounds, event areas, picnic areas, Extensive mature forest trails and even waterfalls complete with natural swimming hole.”
“Nestled in the centre of the Town of Truro, this truly is one of the most amazing parks in Nova Scotia, multiple waterfalls, many hiking trails, home to the famous Jacobs latter that transports you to the base of...”
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“There are informal gardens, gardens created by nature, and a knot garden and a Victorian Garden.”
“Gorgeous design, park-like setting, and a unique dike walk with signs explaining how the land was reclaimed.”
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“You feel apart of the operation of the farm/zoo and is a wonderful experience for tactile folks as you are able to interact with the tamer members of the park.”
“Cleanest Park Ever!!”
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“Drove thru' the valley up to the Look Off in blue sky n sun, over to Scots Bay and Cape Split in the fog, arrived at Cape Split park 11 am.”
“... took a break although the instructor was having his lunch but answering a litany of questions presented to him by the group as folks seemed to be very enthralled by his awareness of nature and maritime history.”
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“Pass a lovely village with many old houses and nice lodge B&B, you reach the covered brigde over mouth of small river, next is the road along the seaside and end at car park.”
“Visitors just park in a friendly restaurants parking lot ( hear they are good) and hike across the bay bottom to the caves (low tide!).”
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“... for fine dining; the Age of Sail Museum in Port Greville; the Joggins Fossil Museum and beach; Parrsboro (all of it); Mo's Family Restaurant and Accommodations in Five Islands; and Five Islands Provincial Park.”
“If you're interested in getting away from the bustle and hubbub of the city, the beautiful rare gem of the Cape Chignecto Provincial Park is waiting for you.”
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“Stunning hikes, a great nature experience with varied levels of hikes to see different landscapes.”
“Superb park centre with advice on wlaks, campgrounds etc. Lovely lakes an forest walks.”
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“We stayed here for two nights Great views of the bay of fundy Sites were large and well maintained Several good trails but access to the park was a very steep and twisty climb.Staff were very friendly and helpful”
“There are amazing views at the park and the trails are awesome.”
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“Venture to see their incredible and beautiful tangles, secret garden our back, sit and immerse yourself in nature and a butterfly and pollinators haven.”
“Hubby was not so impressed but as a gardener and lover of nature and native plants, I was delighted to walk thru this tangled garden.”
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“Great campground, clean facilities, beautiful views, great for beach combing, well maintained park, highly recommend!”
“The park is well serviced and the staff do everything they can to make your stay as comfortable and informative as possible.”
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“It's a perfect place for nature lovers, sand diggers, and photographers.”
“The beachcombing was good—yes, a good spot for sea glass—but I mostly enjoyed the simple, uncrowded nature of this beach.”
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“This is a great place to observe the might of nature as the tide comes and goes along the bay of Fundy.”
“Parking was rough as there is only a small area to park so we would up parking on a steep uphill a bit up the road and walked down.”
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“Beautiful restful place for birders A bit tricky for a wheelchair user :( Great place to appreciate Canadian Nature :)”
“I've visited here many times alone, it's a great place to relax and just be with nature.”
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“The park is open till dusk but depending when you visit that can be as late as 930pm which is great because you really have to see it both during high tide and low tide which changes daily.”
“There are 100 steps from the park down to the beach where, at low tide, you can visit a sea cave where prohibited rum was brought during prohibition.”
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“Nova Scotia has got it right with FREE day use of Provincial Parks.”
“Park was clean and well kept.”
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“The whole park is so quiet and well spaced from neighbours!”
“The park is well kept at all times.”
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“Carpark is only tiny so people park down the side of the road, which makes for quite a trek sometimes!”
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“This small Park offers a long sandy beach with views of Coffin Island.”
“Not a lot of people and amenities, but port a potties, change houses, picnic park.”
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“This park is meticulously well-kept and offers short trails through the woods and along the water, offering a panoramic vista of Tatamagouche Bay.”
“It has a dog park for your furry friends, a beautful garden suitable for family portraits or wedding pictures, short walking trails within the park and access to the much longer Trans Canada Trail.”
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“The park has good parking and easy to walk and observe fish ladders, cormorants feeding below the falls!A nice park provided by the Monicipalty of the district of Lunenburg, many thanks for a nice clean facility.”
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“Once there when you get into the provincial park then signage begins and it is easy to find.”
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