Camping in Nova Scotia

If the question is "are there places we can dry camp?" then the answer was "yes" depending on where you happen to be. There's a Walmart in Halifax that we've used as an overnighter. There was one in Port Hawkesbury and I imagine there are others. If you're looking for rest areas to overnight, there may be some, but Canada doesn't seem to have as many as the US along our major highways. With that in mind, I wouldn't be afraid to try pot luck on the dry camping, but haven't been out there for 3 years, so things may have changed, like they did in Gaspe.
If you want guaranteed camping, reserve.

There are lots of driving distances in Nova Scotia.

Key places

*******Louisbourg Fortress.
North Cape Breton
South along the Bra D'or Lakes
Halifax, historic and modern
Five Islands Provincial Park
Lots of towns with historic museums.
Tidal Bore territory
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:C

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Little Kopit wrote:
There are lots of driving distances in Nova Scotia.

Key places

*******Louisbourg Fortress.
North Cape Breton
South along the Bra D'or Lakes
Halifax, historic and modern
Five Islands Provincial Park
Lots of towns with historic museums.
Tidal Bore territory
..............

:C

Five islands for sure. Also Rissors and Graves Island Provincial Parks. Digby is a good spot as well.

Ryan

jensenst wrote:
We will be Nova Scotia for 12 days. I have reservations in Cape Breton National Park. Should I reserve campgrounds for the other days?

Which 12 days?

There is a huge difference in numbers of people travelling / camping during July & August and ‘shoulder months’.