Boondocking in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland

Can't speak for NS, but in Newfoundland 5 summers ago, we did NOT find it easy to boondock, despite what we were told by others, including in this forum. We did spent several nights in closed parks or large parking lots, but overall those gravel pits seemed hard to locate... That said, we thoroughly enjoyed our time (month) there, and found plenty of really friendly campgrounds where we enjoyed meeting people. It was a cool/wet summer, even by local standards, so the ability to have electric for heat was a definite plus. too. ST

waynefi wrote:
What are the rules about boondocking in those places? Is it easy to find a place?

Maritimes have some of the most friendly people,and plenty of places one can stop park overnight without worry.

I parked in some wooded area in Halifax without anyone bothering me.

We spent a few weeks boon docking around Nova Scotia....we just looked at google maps or earth and picked end of the road places on the water. If there was a house nearby (once) we asked if it was okay. We did not spend DAYS in once place...we might ride in in the afternoon and then stay overnight and be gone in the morning. We go before the main season so we get away with more (like staying at lighthouses including louisbourg)...never had a problem there.
Ditto in Newfoundland....picnic parks, almost anywhere really. We use our rv (24 foot class c)...like a roaming hotel and stay pretty much for a night or maybe two). We rarely paid for campgrounds. We did buy the season camping permit for parks in NL and used that occasionally for laundry, water fill/dump and camping.
Labrador....ditto 2013 we did that and would like to do that again but when more is paved (what a racket going on with all the clanging from the gravel road).
Donna

As said by all.

:B

As a member of both Boondockerswelcome.com and Harvest Hosts, I had no problem finding places to boondock in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
My favorite place of all time was at Hennigar's Farm Market in Wolfville, NS
I pulled a 40ft 5th wheel.

Not sure about the rules in NS.

I stayed in many large shopping centers as
low profile as possible. Never a problem.

Never tried it in Nova Scotia. In Newfoundland it is known as "gravel pit" camping and there are lots of places and many people doing it, at least there was 4 years ago. Don't know if times have changed.

And Labrador? Also interested ??