Campgrounds in Nova Scotia
We are taking a trip to N.S. this summer and are planning to stay at the KOA in Upper Sackville and the Baddeck Cabot Trail CG in Cape Breton Island. We will traveling in a Class C with no toad. Any ...
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We stayed at the KOA in Baddeck, which was clean and quiet. Used mostly for a home base while we toured the area by car.
We also stayed at the Hideaway Campground www.campingcapebreton.com
which had fresh oysters from the owners.
Another must see is the Bay of Fundy. We camped at Five Islands www.fiveislands.ca which you can watch the tide change from camp sites within 50 feet of the water.
Enjoy your trip, if time permits plan a side trip to Grande Pre in Nova Scotia, lot to see.
We also stayed at the Hideaway Campground www.campingcapebreton.com
which had fresh oysters from the owners.
Another must see is the Bay of Fundy. We camped at Five Islands www.fiveislands.ca which you can watch the tide change from camp sites within 50 feet of the water.
Enjoy your trip, if time permits plan a side trip to Grande Pre in Nova Scotia, lot to see.
