Accommodations Nova Scotia
Your Guide To Accommodations In Nova Scotia
Middleton, Nova Scotia
Embraced by rich agricultural land, forests, the Annapolis River and the Bay of Fundy, Middleton is known as the "Heart of the Valley". With its peaceful streets and picturesque surroundings, Middleton is an ideal location to take a walking tour and enjoy the history and the architecture of a small town community. Middleton prides itself on being a "Communities in Bloom" participant.
- The Macdonald Museum offers a look at how schools used to be and has the largest collection of clocks in Nova Scotia
- Memory Lane Railway Museum acknowledges the importance of rail to the growth of the valley
- Canoe the Annapolis River from the launching point at the only heart shaped park in North America
- Chimney Swifts appear each evening at dusk
- Water clock at the town hall is the only working water clock in the province
- Old Holy Trinity Church, built in 1789 is the oldest church still in use in Canada
- Margretsville Artist Circle Studio on the shore of the Bay of Fundy is open all summer
- Cottage Cove Picnic Park provides a different picnic choice for the family
