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What's New
Fall 2011 Nova Scotia Parks Newsletter
Download the Nova Scotia Provincial Parks Fall 2011 English newsletter or our French newsletter.
Shopping cart added to reservation service
Starting April 2nd, we had added a shopping cart feature to our internet reservation service. So, now you can conveniently shop at our parks for your perfect sites or your favourite parks without having to log out of the system.
You can now make a reservation and store this in your shopping cart. You have the option to continue shopping. If you continue shopping, we will go back to the park reservation web page and start another reservation. The system does not hold your camping information of equipment type and party size, this information needs to be input for each new reservation.
The shopping cart has the capacity to hold up to a maximum of 3 reservations before you have the pay for your reservations. There will be a reservation fee of $9 charged for each reservation in your shopping cart.
McNabs and Lawlor Islands are alcohol-free year-round. Alcohol-free means no alcohol is permitted in the park.
Learn more about Blomidon Provincial Park by watching this Bay of Fundy Travel Show feature video.
Yurts are now available at Whycocomagh. Yurts can be reserved for a fee of $55 per night for up to four people and $10 for each additional person.
Yurts hold a maximum of six people.
Redevelopment work will also be going on in Whycocomagh, Mira River and Cape Chignecto.
This page is intended to list any major programs, changes or undertakings by park staff that will effect the public's use of the Nova Scotia Park system. Please check back to this page for further updates. Send your comments to dnrweb@gov.ns.ca
