
Nestled between two lakes in the heart of southern Nova Scotia, this 114 ha (280 acre) park offers walking trails in a hardwood setting, canoeing, swimming, and camping for all those who like to enjoy the outdoors.
The quiet beauty of nature is evident everywhere. The shoreline holds some of Nova Scotia's rare plants, and the lakes have both brown and speckled trout, chain pickerel, and Atlantic salmon.
Ellenwood Lake Provincial Park is open from May 15 until September 7 (for the 2009 season) and offers an 87-site campground, two picnic areas, boat launch, a supervised beach, and hiking trail.
See Reservations for details and conditions.
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Yarmouth, 20 km (12 mi.);
- Firefighters Museum,Yarmouth
- Tusket Courthouse Museum, Tusket
- Yarmouth County Museum
- Port Maitland Beach Provincial Park
- Mavillette Beach Provincial Park
- Smugglers Cove Provincial Park, Meteghan
For more information on these and other attractions, please consult the Nova Scotia
Doers and Dreamers Guide or visit one of the many Visitor Information Centres.
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Ellenwood Lake Provincial Park is located just 19 km (12 mi.) northeast of Yarmouth and 1.6 km (1 mi.) south of Deerfield. Exit 34 off Highway 101, proceed 6.5 km (4 mi.) along Route 340. Follow signs to the park entrance.

X utm:
258731.162564 |
Y utm:
4868432.87029 |
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Longitude:
66°0' 20.52" W |
Latitude:
43°55' 46.13" N |
If you require information about the park, please Contact Us.
Be sure to include your full mailing address.
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