Harbour Nights RV Park
Open seasonally (May, June, July, August, September, October)
Northumberland Shore, Pictou
Campgrounds
Whether you prefer roughing it in the back country, glamping by the ocean, or pulling up in your RV, opportunities to camp in Nova Scotia are abound. Adventures in national and provincial parks, seaside tenting, oTENTik accommodations, equipped camping, and sleeping in a yurt on your own private island are all available here.
Activity and Fire Restrictions in Nova Scotia
Burning restrictions are in place in Nova Scotia from March 15 to October 31. There is no open fire burning permitted from 8 am until 2pm. Restrictions are updated at 2pm daily on the BurnSafe map. All provincial, municipal, and private campgrounds must follow the burning restrictions. National park campgrounds burning restrictions are under the jurisdiction of Parks Canada. The fine for violating burning restrictions is $25,000.
Learn MoreCampgrounds in Nova Scotia
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Serendipity’s Lakeside Retreat
From April 15 to October 30
Yarmouth & Acadian Shores, Springdale -
Sustainable Hill Wellness Resort
From April 1 to November 30
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Scotch Village -
Hollow Brook Farm
From May 1 to October 31
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Lawrencetown (Middleton area) -
Bridgetown Family Camping
From May 15 to October 15
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Bridgetown -
Glory Ridge Campground
From May 19 to September 30
Northumberland Shore, Arisaig -
SEEK Wilderness Accommodations
Open year-round
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Truro -
Lake Pleasant Campground
From May 16 to October 31
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Springfield -
Mkwesaqtuk / Cap-Rouge Campground – Cape Breton Highlands National Park
From June 12 to October 12
Cape Breton Island, Chéticamp -
Rest Ashore Vacation Rentals & Seaside Camping
From May 1 to November 30
Yarmouth & Acadian Shores, Saulnierville -
Porters Peak Adventure Getaway
Open year-round
Eastern Shore, Porter’s Lake -
Off the Beaten Trail
Open year-round
South Shore, Rose Bay
Wildfire Prevention Measures – Restrictions on Activities in the Woods
Nova Scotia has restricted activities in the woods and banned open fires because continued hot, dry conditions have greatly increased the risk of wildfires.
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