Campground Category: Nova Scotia Tourism Region – Fundy Shore & Annapolis Valley

Nestled in Advocate Harbour on the dramatic Bay of Fundy coast, this 35-site campground offers powered (15/30-amp), water/sewer hook-ups, and 15 unserviced sites—all with access to flush toilets, hot showers, laundry, WiFi, playground, and basketball court.

Annapolis Basin Look-Off Provincial Park is a scenic day-use stop along Nova Scotia’s Lighthouse Route. Perched above the Annapolis Basin, it offers sweeping water vistas, picnic spots, and short walking trails—ideal for a peaceful rest break but no camping or overnight facilities.

Anthony Provincial Park is a day-use coastal park in Nova Scotia, perched on Cobequid Bay. It features picnic areas, a viewing wharf, exposed red sand at low tides, and interpretive displays. There is no camping available—it’s ideal for scenic stops, shoreline walks, and nature observation.

Wake up to tidal river views at Bear River Millyard Recreation, where cottages, domes, and RV spots sit right along the flowing Bear River in Nova Scotia. Kayak from the launching dock, explore river-bottom rock formations and search for fossils, then cozy up for sunset with bald eagles overhead. It’s a welcoming spot to unwind and reconnect with nature.

Nestled on over 100 acres of forest near Ardoise, Nova Scotia, this family-friendly campground offers tent and RV sites, full hookups for overnight stays, and a host of amenities including an in-ground pool, canteen, playground and on-site events. Open from early May to mid-October, it’s a fun and lively base for a summer camping getaway.

Blomidon Provincial Park soars above the Minas Basin with dramatic cliffs, saltwater beach access, and ~95 unserviced campsites tucked among forest and fields. Trails weave through ~13 km of landscape, scenic look-offs, and a group campsite option. Open mid-May to mid-October with showers, dump station, and potable water taps.

Cape Chignecto Provincial Park in Nova Scotia showcases dramatic coastal cliffs, hidden coves and windswept beaches along the Bay of Fundy. Camp amidst forest or near the ocean, explore rugged trails like the Red Rocks and Shoreline, and keep an eye out for incredible views and tidal changes. Perfect for adventurous nature lovers.

Coles Campground in Ontario offers a relaxed, nature-filled setting with shady sites and plenty of space to unwind. Whether you’re pitching a tent or parking your RV, you’ll find easy access to nearby trails, quiet woods and peaceful evenings around the fire. It’s a welcoming spot for families and outdoor lovers looking to recharge.

Cove Oceanfront Campground is located in Parker’s Cove along the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia, just outside the historic town of Annapolis Royal. The campground offers oceanfront RV and tent sites with beautiful coastal views. Guests can enjoy beachcombing, a heated outdoor pool, and easy access to local trails, fishing wharves, and nearby attractions.

Digby Campground & Fun Park in Digby, Nova Scotia offers a lively RV-friendly stay along the Bay of Fundy. Located close to downtown, it features full-service sites, ocean views, and a fun social atmosphere with games and shared spaces. It’s a great base for whale watching, coastal exploring, and enjoying fresh local seafood.

Dunromin Campsite & Cabins offers a scenic waterfront camping experience near Annapolis Royal, set along the Annapolis Basin. Choose from RV sites, tenting areas, or cozy cabins right by the water. With a beach, pool, boat launch, and plenty of family-friendly activities, it’s a great spot to relax and enjoy Nova Scotia’s coastal charm.

Eagle Ridge RV Park offers a peaceful, seasonal camping experience along the Shubenacadie River in Nova Scotia. With fully serviced RV sites, spacious lots, and a private, gated setting, it’s perfect for those looking to settle in and enjoy a strong sense of community. Take in scenic river views, explore woodland trails, and watch the famous tidal bore.