The best camping near Cabots Landing Provincial Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Cabots Landing Provincial Park adventure.

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Sally's Brook Wilderness Cabins

8 sites · Lodging55 acres · Baddeck, NS

Sally’s Brook is located in Unama’ki, within the unceded ancestral territory of the Mikmaq people. Sally’s Brook is an Eco-friendly property in the heart of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada. We have three wilderness cabins and a yurt available for rent year-round, and three Lotus Belle glamping tents in the warmer weather. We have a wood-fired sauna and communal CookHouse kitchen-dining building for guests. We also have the Hive Dome! This 26 foot year-round space is the perfect place to host your own event with us, gather for our movie nights, board games, playing music, and retreat from bad weather with so much space to move around. Guest Use of the Hive: While you are staying on the property, we welcome guests to reserve time in the Hive for their own private use. Our staff will prepare this space for you by lighting the wood stove, stocking wood and heating it up for your arrival. Stretch, practice yoga, play games or music, or celebrate with your group! $30 + HST for a 3.5 hour reservation to current guests Morning, afternoon or evening (until 10:00pm) reservations are available

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Black Rock Stables

2 sites · Tents10 acres · Black Rock, NS

If you enjoy beautiful views of lakes/ocean and mountains, gorgeous sunsets, stargazing, the sound of the waves and bell buoys then Black Rock Stables campsite is the place for you to pitch your tent. Located at the end of the farm on a cliff (6’ wire fence) overlooking the beautiful Brasd’Or lakes.

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Accolade Retreat

10 sites · RVs, Tents24 acres · Chéticamp, NS

Discover a 24-acre haven for off-grid camping in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia, nestled at the foothills of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park and conveniently situated across from the Gypsum Mine. This scenic property features an artisan well providing potable water, strategically located in the expansive 24-acre cleared field at the rear. During the summer months, we operate a hostel on-site, offering access to washroom and shower facilities as needed. This space is ideally suited for off-grid camping enthusiasts who share a like-minded appreciation for nature. Please note that visitors are responsible for their own waste disposal arrangements. If you find this area intriguing, feel free to reach out to Kevin at 902-292-1530 via call or text for more information.

The best camping near Cabots Landing Provincial Park guide

Overview

About

Cabots Landing Provincial Park beckons adventurers to its rugged shores. Here, you can traverse the 3 km beach walk, gaze upon the steep cliffs of the Pollets Cove-Aspy Fault Wilderness Area, and immerse yourself in the historical significance of explorer John Cabot's landing. While the park does not offer campgrounds, its scenic vistas and rich history provide ample opportunity for day exploration and beachside activities.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Cabots Landing Provincial Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the Aspy Bay's waters invite exploration. Autumn also offers a spectacular display of foliage, but be mindful that conditions can be more unpredictable. Winter visits are best left to the hardy, as the park's beauty is matched by its chilly climate.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast before your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience amid the park's natural splendour.
Wear sturdy footwear for the beach walk and exploring the wilderness area.
Remember to bring water and snacks, as there are no food services available on-site.
Respect the historical significance of the National Historic Site cairn, commemorating John Cabot's landing.
Be aware that the park operates from dawn until dusk, so plan your visit accordingly.