Suggestions/Advice for Nova Scotia and PEI
We're in the planning phase of an 18 day summer trip up the eastern coast of the US into Canada and onto Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. We're pulling our 35 foot travel trailer and traveling w...
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Go to the Nova Scotia provincial website and order their Dreamers guide. It has tons of information to help you choose.
For Halifax, check the Pier for day parking. When I went, I was able to park for $10 a day and take FRED (free rides every day bus) around the downtown area to all the sights. You can hop on and off the bus around the circuit.
I stayed on Brier Island at the inn, but the Digby Neck is wonderful. Be sure to do the Ocean Explorations whale watching. They take you out on a zokiak inflatable and you get a wonderful view of the whales being right at the water. Look at Digby for campgrounds - easy to drive the neck from there.
Go to Truro to see the Tidal Bore. Near there is also the Shubenacadie Wildlife Park - nice little park and you can see the Sable island horses.
For Halifax, check the Pier for day parking. When I went, I was able to park for $10 a day and take FRED (free rides every day bus) around the downtown area to all the sights. You can hop on and off the bus around the circuit.
I stayed on Brier Island at the inn, but the Digby Neck is wonderful. Be sure to do the Ocean Explorations whale watching. They take you out on a zokiak inflatable and you get a wonderful view of the whales being right at the water. Look at Digby for campgrounds - easy to drive the neck from there.
Go to Truro to see the Tidal Bore. Near there is also the Shubenacadie Wildlife Park - nice little park and you can see the Sable island horses.
