Need Campground Advice for Maritime Provinces
We're planning a 2 or 3 week camping trip to Canada's eastern provinces. We want to stay in all 3 - Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island. Looking for full hookup campground suggestions and...
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We always enjoyed Brudenall area of PEI. Fundy Park, NS is another good location.
Check out Hopewell Rocks in N.B. You might want to stay in the area so you can see the difference between high tide and low tide. There are hundreds of c.g.'s to choose from depending on your interests. Of course you should stop at the tourist info booth when you cross into Canada. It is probably too late for you to contact the provincial tourist offices before your trip (assuming you are coming this year) - would have been a good idea to do this earlier and have time to really plan your itinerary. Lots to see in and around Halifax NS.
Another good tip, when going to PEI you only pay when you leave the island.
Depending on your RV, it might be advantageous to take the ferry over from NB and return via the bridge to NS. The bridge has a flat fee for rv's - the ferry you pay by the foot.
Check out Hopewell Rocks in N.B. You might want to stay in the area so you can see the difference between high tide and low tide. There are hundreds of c.g.'s to choose from depending on your interests. Of course you should stop at the tourist info booth when you cross into Canada. It is probably too late for you to contact the provincial tourist offices before your trip (assuming you are coming this year) - would have been a good idea to do this earlier and have time to really plan your itinerary. Lots to see in and around Halifax NS.
Another good tip, when going to PEI you only pay when you leave the island.
Depending on your RV, it might be advantageous to take the ferry over from NB and return via the bridge to NS. The bridge has a flat fee for rv's - the ferry you pay by the foot.
