Eastern Shore RVs & Campgrounds

Nature lovers love the Eastern Shore. And the best way to experience our great outdoors is... well, by staying in the great outdoors. There are hundreds of campsites spread out in private and provincial campgrounds from deluxe RV sites in Fox Island where the services include a lobster pound on site to quiet wooded hilltop tent sites in Boylston Provincial Park with all of Guysborough Harbour spreading out below you. From tenting as close to Lawrencetown’s wicked surf as you can get to seeking out an RV site that’s as close to the campground pool as it is possible to be, you’re sure to find a site that is completely perfect for your own personal Eastern Shore experience.

Search our database of RV and campgrounds to find the site that suits you to a tee.

Murphy's Camping on the Ocean

Gateway to the 100 Wild Islands. 30 overnight sites (E (15/30),W,U) + 10 seasonal. Open & wooded sites; panoramic ocean view. FT, PT, DS, showers, laundromat, firepits, wood, ice, pay phone; lobster pound. Rec hall, playground, mini-golf; swimming, fishing; marina, boat rentals, boat tours; free Wi-Fi, campfires & mussel boils. A kayaking paradise. VS, MC, DD. Accommodations packages available.

T: 902-772-2700
W: www.murphyscamping.ca
E: murphyscampingontheocean@gmail.com
A: Murphys Cove
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Boylston Provincial Park

5 km (3 mi) north of Guysborough. Picnic area on the shores of Guysborough Harbour, with a short bridge to a small offshore island.

W: novascotiaparks.ca
A: Guysborough Area
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Dollar Lake Provincial Park

27 km (17 mi) north of Musquodoboit Harbour on Rte 357, west 8 km (5 mi). Large lake with sandy beach; supervised Jul–Aug. Picnic area, change room, canteen. Back-country trails.

W: novascotiaparks.ca
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Norse Cove Cafe, Supply, Camping and Recreation

Norse Cove Café, Supply, Camping and Recreation can be found along Marine Drive; perfectly located for an enroute stop or a weekend getaway. The big, blue store on the highway is your stop for a quick meal, coffee & snack, re-supply for your journey, the perfect local artisanal souvenir, or to check in for a night or more at the wilderness campground on the ocean. The small-footprint campground on the shore offers a natural, rugged environment with a new and well-appointed, central comfort station (showers, toilets, sinks, Wifi, charging station, etc.). It is truly the best of both worlds. There are 25 non-serviced sites, 5 Nordic Huts, nature trails and a large central meeting area. Family-owned and operated, we welcome you to embrace the rugged beauty of the Eastern Shore.

T: 902-430-4559
W: www.norse-cove.com
E: info@norse-cove.com
A: East Ship Harbour
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Porters Lake Provincial Park

5.5 km (3.5 mi) south off Rte 7. Picnicking, boating, swimming, fishing in large freshwater lake; boat launch; trails. Camping.

W: novascotiaparks.ca
A: Porter's Lake Area
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Salsman Provincial Park

Near the inland end of Country Harbour. Small picnic park with tables scattered in an open field; view of the water. Boat ramp.

W: novascotiaparks.ca
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Seabreeze Campground & Cottages(2001)

4 H cottages (D,T,3/4,pullout; 1- & 2-bdrm): 3-pc bath (T or S), TV in living room, picnic table. On the ocean at Chedabucto Bay; site of transatlantic cable landings. Store, laundromat, pay phone, lobster pound, propane, canoe rental, saltwater fishing, beach swimming, hiking. Member: TIANS, COANS. VS, MC.

T: 902-366-2352
TF: 866-771-2267
E: seabreeze.camp@ns.sympatico.ca
A: Canso Area
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Spry Bay Campground and Cabins

Spry Bay Campground & Cabins consists of 44 campsites; 30 serviced, 14 un-serviced, 4 cabins (2 are suites), 15 seasonal sites. The shower house offers acrylic stalls and flush toilets. The pool is always crystal clear and inviting… A dump station is available on site. We are not only a campground ; we offer a range of services through our convenience store, our PIZZERIA, a Laundromat and two 1 bedroom suites which are all part of the joys of being a guest at Spry Bay Campground & Cabins. Come and enjoy our hospitality, services and clean premises while you explore the dynamic culture, history and sights of the area. Let us help you explore our Shore and, by night, enjoy the calm atmosphere by a camp fire! Only 1-1/2 km down the road is Taylor Head Provincial Park where you’ll discover beautiful sandy beaches and trails which can take you on an adventure for a day or a few hours leading you to breathtaking views and memorable moments.

T: 902-772-2554
TF: 866-229-8014
W: www.sprybaycampground.ca
E: gonecamping@sprybaycampground.ca
A: Spry Bay
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