The best Motorhome and Campervan spots to visit
Nova Scotia’s capital offers charm and vibrancy with local eateries and bars serving famous and fresh lobster, scallops and mussels. The Citadel is the perfect place to learn about Nova Scotia’s history. This star shaped fortress was built to defend Halifax Harbour. Enjoy a guided tour to gain insightful information.
Cape Brenton Island
Travel in your motorhome along the Cabot Trail – one of Canada’s most scenic routes. Measuring 298 km, this clifftop drive loops round the northern tip of the island where you can view waterfalls, rocky coastlines and sandy beaches and pass through the Cape Breton Highlands.
Kejimkujik National Park
Explore the forests, lakes and rivers of this area known as “Keji” to the locals. The park is situated in the upland area of Nova Scotia and is the ideal area for hiking, canoeing, wildlife spotting. Kejimkujik is a designated Dark Sky Preserve so you can gaze up when night falls as the stars light up the sky.
Historically this was one of the most fought over areas in North America. Away from its history Annapolis Valley is best known for high-quality wines. If you’re a wine lover then you can enjoy tasting some of the world-renowned wines across the variety of wineries waiting to be explored.
