Accommodations Nova Scotia
Your Guide To Accommodations In Nova Scotia
Caledonia, Nova Scotia
Farmland attracted six Scots and two Irishmen in 1820. Unfortunately
gold mines no longer exist but farming and lumbering continue. The
community remains a tranquil place with strong spirit, hosting a
vast array of events and suppers.
•Discover the lifespan of speckled trout at McGowan Lake Fish
Hatchery
•Check your genealogy at North Queens Heritage Museum
•Enjoy Queens County Fair, a five-day agricultural exhibition - one
of the oldest in Canada - 125 years and growing! (September)
•All year visit Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site; a
naturalist’s delight, with a wilderness campground, canoeing, hiking
trails, and freshwater lakes for swimming. Perfect for all seasons
with a multitude of bird life and wildflowers in the spring,
extraordinary fall foliage colours and the crispness of cross country
skiing.
•Caledonia Historic Tour – self-guided brochures available from
Caledonia Visitor Centre, together with crafts and world famous
Blueberry Juice.
•Cameron’s Brook Provincial Picnic Park
•Woodsman Competitions at a lakeside campground
