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Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site

Maitland Bridge, NS
Maitland Bridge, Baie de Fundy et vallée de l'Annapolis
Histoire 		Téléphone : 902-682-2772
Courriel : kejimkujik.info@pc.gc.ca

Site Web : www.parkscanada.gc.ca/keji

Le centre d’accueil présente des programmes et des expositions audiovisuels; plage surveillée et cantine en été. L’été, les guides-interprètes du parc organisent des séances d’interprétation, des randonnées et des excursions en canot. Camping en arrière-pays pour canoteurs et randonneurs; 14 sentiers de randonnée; ski de randonnée l'hiver. Location de canots et de vélos. Voir aussi Activités de plein air (parcs) et Terrains de camping (Jeremy’s Bay Campground).

Admission : Admission charged mid-May to Oct 31.

Ouvert toute l'année : certains services sont saisonniers.

Operated by Parks Canada.Wheelchair accessible.

Détails

Caractéristiques
Patrimoine/Historique

Installations et services

  • Non-fumeur
  • Excursions d'autobus permises
  • Boutique de cadeaux
  • Stationnement
  • Aire de pique-nique
  • Restaurant
  • Aliments pour emporter
  • Accès internet
  • Ici, on parle français

     

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