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Do the locomotion. Many of Nova Scotia’s classic train stations have been given new life as pubs, shops, museums, and even an inn with accommodations in rail cars. You can also ride a miniature steam engine on an Annapolis Valley route. Plan your Nova Scotia railway fun online at novascotiarailwayheritage.com.

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Property Description Legend

All properties listed here have been licensed by the Province of Nova Scotia and approved by at least one of the three recognized quality programs (Canada Select/Camping Select, Nova Scotia Approved and CAA/AAA) to ensure they are clean and comfortable. There are numerous types of accommodations available in Nova Scotia for you to choose from.

Bed & Breakfast (B&B)
Usually up to 4 rental units available in a private home, ensuite, private or shared bathrooms, common living room; full or continental breakfast included in room rate.

Bed and Breakfast Inn
Usually more than 4 rental units available with ensuite, private or shared bathrooms, common living room; breakfast may be included in the room rate.

Cabin
Free-standing rental unit with bedsitting room and bathroom; may have kitchen facilities.

Cottage
Free-standing rental unit with one or more bedrooms, a bathroom, separate kitchen and/or living room.

Country Inn
Usually a property with heritage or historic characteristics providing rental units with ensuite or private bathrooms, guest living room, dining room serving breakfast and full evening meals.

Hotel
Provides internal access to rental units; ensuite bathrooms, food service facilities, meeting and conference rooms.

Motel
Provides rental units, ensuite bathrooms, external access to each unit.

Resort
Provides rental units (may include cottages), with private and/or ensuite bathrooms, food service and extensive on-site recreational facilities; may offer conference facilities.

Tourist /Guest /Vacation Home
Usually up to 5 bedrooms available in a rental unit, ensuite, private or shared bathrooms, common living room; breakfast may be available.


Campgrounds
Nova Scotia is a camper’s haven, offering everything from tent-and trailer villages to wilderness campsites accessible only by canoe. Campsites are available in national parks, provincial parks, and privately operated campgrounds. All private and municipally owned campgrounds listed here are licensed by the Department of Economic and Rural Development and Tourism.

We ask you not to camp or park your camping vehicle overnight in any area that is not a designated campground (e.g. parking lots, shopping malls and beach areas). Also, please respect our environment by disposing your waste at established dumping stations.

22-Oct-2011 2:22 PM
On Oct 18 I was finally able to get out on the road for a bit of leaf peeping. Left Halifax and ...

(Source: Nova Scotia Leaf Watch)
16-Oct-2011 8:28 PM
Although the leaves have fallen off the tree on the Island that I was watching, there are lots of ...

(Source: Nova Scotia Leaf Watch)
16-Oct-2011 12:05 PM
I was too late getting a shot of the beautiful colours of a few trees on the island near the bridge ...

(Source: Nova Scotia Leaf Watch)
16-Oct-2011 12:00 PM
The cabot trail from Cheticamp to Ingonish was pretty green last weekend (Oct 8) when I drove it. I ...

(Source: Nova Scotia Leaf Watch)
15-Oct-2011 7:11 PM
Lots of nice bright reds and yellows today (Oct 15) on Highway 14 from Elmsdale to Windsor and ...

(Source: Nova Scotia Leaf Watch)
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30-Jan-2012 2:33 PM
As Valentine's Day approaches thoughts turn to romance and Nova Scotia is naturally a very romantic place because it is shaped by the sea.
12-Jan-2012 11:58 AM
After the scenic Cape d'Or Lighthouse, I travel to Port Greville to the Age of Sail Museum. This Museum displays themes such as lumbering, shipbuilding, marine life and many items that immerse visitors in this great era of Nova Scotia's history.
12-Jan-2012 11:51 AM
If you have ever been to the Town of Oxford you've probably seen the friendly giant wild blueberry greeting you to the "Wild Blueberry Capital of Canada." Nova Scotia is the largest processor of wild blueberries in the world!
12-Jan-2012 11:47 AM
There's something about hiking along a shoreline in the fall that I enjoy. It must be the cooler temperature, or the scenery when the leaves have started to fall off the trees. The grass is still green and I need to be outside!
12-Jan-2012 11:42 AM
The first day of our three day trip to Pictou, Antigonish and Guysborough. Today we visit the The Hector Exhibit Centre & Archives and explore the historic town of Pictou.
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