Nova Scotia Provincial Park -- Rissers Beach

Visitor Notices:

Park Info:
Whether you want to swim, search for sea shells, or just spend the day relaxing in the sun, Rissers Beach Provincial Park offers every kind of recreational opportunity available at the seaside.

Some of the features of the park include a kilometre long white sand beach and Interpretation Centre and boardwalk along an inland marsh.

Facilities and Services
The park is open from May 15 until October 12 (for the 2009 season) and offers two campgrounds with a total of 90 sites, picnic areas, and a large supervised beach. There is a canteen and change house with showers adjacent to the beach. Both campgrounds have water outlets and trailer dump stations. The North Rissers campground, while not on the ocean, offers washrooms with showers and a playground.

Camping reservations can be made beginning April 2, 2009. See Reservations for details and conditions.

Programs and Events in Rissers Beach Provincial Park

Nearby Attractions

Bridgewater, 26 km (16 mi.);
Liverpool, 46 km (29 mi.)

• Fort Point Museum, LaHave
• Nova Scotia Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, Lunenburg
• Wile Carding Mill, Bridgewater
• De Brisay Museum, Bridgewater
• Crescent Beach
• South Shore Exhibition (last week of July), Bridgewater

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.

How to Find Us
Located on Route 331, near Petite Rivière., it is 15 km ( 9 mi.) south of Hwy 103, Exit 15 The park is 26 km ( 16 mi.) south of Bridgewater.

If you require information about the park, please Contact US.

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