Salt Marsh Trail

“A charming old-timey general store and cafe. A small selection of groceries, and local handmade arts, crafts, jewelry and other interesting items. Cafe offers breakfast all day!”

“+/- 1 hr | Oyster Pond | Hwy # 7 | *Currently Closed for 2020* Mark this charming museum on your bucket list. The Myers family raised 13 children in this Fisherman's/farm homestead. A deep look into the survival and family culture of coastal Nova Scotians in the 1800s/1900s. ”

“5 minutes west down the 207. Is a historical house which sits, atop the hill overlooking, Lawrencetown Beach and Stoney Beach. A popular spot for wind and kite surfing. There is a bench on top of the hill so you can enjoy the views. Home to Heron's Nest Tea Room, Kannon Beach Surf shop, and Fancy Lucky Seaside shop. Enjoy lunch at The Heron's Nest Tea Room with a beautiful view, this is local favorite, which has amazing daily specials. It is very popular location for those going to or leaving the beach. On the weekend and holidays, it is recommended that you make reservations. The Fancy Seaside Shop is located in the historic Macdonald House. You can find vintage clothing, locally made crafts and Nova Scotia artwork.”

“Great for camping. Many campsites on the lake! Also great to visit for hiking or biking.”