Enjoy RV camping in lush Nova Scotian landscapes near Windsor.
Sitting along the Avon River, Windsor is a lush environment for RV campers to explore. The small town—known as the birthplace of hockey in Canada—lies just 25 minutes from Falls Lake Provincial Park, where kayaking, canoeing, sport fishing, and lakeside lounging are popular. Find a waterfront RV campsite in the park featuring amenities like water, sewer, and 30-amp electrical hookups. Farther south, Graves Island Provincial Park provides a beach getaway where caravan campers can lounge, canoe, or swim. Then traverse about 3.2 km of gravel-surfaced accessible trails. There are serviced RV campsites near the beach that feature two-way hookups for 30-amp electricity and drinking water, as well. Blue Mountain/Birch Cove Lakes Wilderness Area entices caravanners to stay outside of the park in holiday parks with wifi, full hookups, and laundromats. Then explore protected woodlands and waterways while paddling or angling or via a network of hiking trails. Note that the province has banned all open fires as a precautionary step in preventing wildfires.