Cabins in Bay of Fundy with a private bathroom

This natural wonder is home to the world’s highest tides.

Canada
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New Brunswick
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Bay of Fundy

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2 top cabins sites in Bay of Fundy with a private bathroom

Fundy Fantasy Oceanfront Cabin

Oceanfront cabin located on the famous Bay of Fundy. Private & secluded accommodation geared toward adventurous couples. Firepit, outdoor heated shower (seasonal), outdoor composting toilet. Woodburning stove solar equipped for lighting and refrigeration. All cooking supplies available. Designed and owner build. Pizza oven now available for us. STR2425B5760

Chakra Resort

4 sites · Lodging20 acres · Vaughan, NS

Welcome to Chakra Resort. We have two log cottages and two New Bunkie Cabins set in the most private and scenic surroundings. Our beautiful two bedroom log cottages are a perfect year-round retreat, combining comfort, convenience, and scenic rustic surroundings. We have two log cottages available for short term rentals. • Each log cottage has two bedrooms with Queen beds in each and pull-out sofabed in the living room. • One full bath with shower and tub. • Fully equipped kitchenette: Includes a refrigerator, stovetop with oven, microwave, coffee machine and hot water kettle. • High speed free wifi, Roku Internet TV, heat pump and 200 amp electrical service: Supporting all your power and connectivity needs. • Air exchanger: Keeps the home fresh year-round. • Patio: Great for morning coffee, or evening relaxation while enjoying the surrounding nature. Outdoor firepit barbeque available at no additional cost. • Unpaved gravel driveway with year-round road access. • Ample free parking. • Minutes away to Falls Lake and Mockingee lake. • 10-minute drive to Ski Martock for winter fun. • Easy access to highways 101 and 103. • Only 45 minutes from Halifax & the airport, 20 minutes from Windsor, walking distance to Lakeside Variety Convenience store, NSLC and Gas Station– close enough for con Our Bunkie cabins are fully powered, insulated and furnished Bunkies. Each of our two Bunkies has a double with a double bunkie bed on top. We allow up to two adults and two children (less than 10 yrs.). We provide mattress, pillows, bed linen and an electric heater to stay warm. Please get your blankets/ sleeping bags. Microwave and hot water kettle are provided. We do not provide any utensils, tableware, cutlery etc. We provide complimentary wi-fi and free parking onsite at designated space (walking distance to the cabins). We are close to three lakes, Ski Martock, Ontree Adventure park and are in walking distance to gas station, convenience store and NSLC. We are 55 mins to Halifax and 20 minutes to Windsor. Outdoor shared firepit barbeque is available at no additional cost. No supplies are provided. Access our Cedar Barrel Sauna at only $50 plus taxes per one hour session. A full heated outdoor bath with hot water and shower is just steps away from your Bunkie.

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Cabins in Bay of Fundy with a private bathroom guide

Overview

The Bay of Fundy is a unique natural wonder in eastern Canada. Bordered by the provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, it’s famous for having the highest tides in the world. The difference between high and low tide can be as much as 40 feet. The area offers spectacular hiking through forests, coastal trails, and even on the ocean floor during low tide (you’ll want to pay close attention to tidal times, though!) Animal lovers will appreciate the chance to see whales, seals, and migratory birds, and the Bay of Fundy is also an excellent fishing region, making it a prime spot for any camping adventure.

Where to go

Saint John, New Brunswick

Those arriving via ferry will land in the seaside city of Saint John. Once known as a somewhat gritty, industrial-focused destination, Saint John is fun, vibrant, and filled with travel attractions. A must-visit spot is the Saint John City Market, Canada’s oldest continuing farmers’ market and an ideal location to pick up local delicacies, including smoked fish, blueberries, and maple syrup.

Fundy National Park, New Brunswick

A superb destination for camping, hiking (there are more than 30 trails), golf, cycling, swimming, kayaking, and birdwatching, Fundy National Park is an excellent spot to view the region’s famous tides. When the tides are low, you can see the area’s well-known “flowerpots.” These rusty red stone sea stacks owe their distinctive appearance to the forces of erosion.

Wolfville, Nova Scotia

Wolfville is the gateway to Nova Scotia’s famed wine industry. As part of the Annapolis Valley, Wolfville is a prime growing area and you’ll find ample farmers’ markets, gardens, and—of course—wine. Key names include Benjamin Bridge, Luckett Vineyard, and Domaine de Grand Pré.

Digby, Nova Scotia

This seaside fishing town is where you’ll go to catch the ferry to New Brunswick, but you’ll want to hang around for a few days. The community likes to boast that it has the most delicious sea scallops in the world and seafood restaurants abound. There’s a vibrant arts scene here as well. Renowned Canadian folk artist Maud Lewis lived by Digby for decades and visitors can check out the memorial to her tiny home where she painted thousands of pieces of art.