Blomidon Provincial Park and Campground

The campground is clean, calm, with a lots of space (and trees) between campsites which we appreciated a lot. The toilets and showers are clean. We enjoyed the walk on the beach in the morning before visitors arrived. We camped there but went to hike at Cape Split.

So beautiful! Make sure you check the tides before you go. Low or mid tide is best, high tide leaves much less to see.

Great camping spot, staff are friendly and very helpful, amenities are close and it's pocket friendly.

We recently had the luck of getting a camping spot in this amazing park from the moment we arrived.we were made to feel very welcome. The staff were awesome from the office staff to the park keeepers.the park itself is extremely well kept and is a credit to all the staff involved. Signs are clearly marked, and the buildings are very well maintained. We really enjoyed our long weekend camping in the park, and we will definitely be back. The sites are very well maintained, and the park staff do a fantastic job keeping it to the standard they have created. Well done to all the staff members on jobs very well done we will be back to experience more of this marvelous place
Again, thank you all 5 star rating

The course is beautifully landscaped with a great view over the bay. We loved it and would recommend this detour to anyone

Wide open place so beautiful and wash room was clean and well equipped with basic toilet paper, paper towels and warm water.

The campground was clean, spacious and quiet. The wooded sites (where I stayed) have little to no view of the ocean, but are very private and shaded. The comfort station was very well maintained as were the pit toilets located frequently throughout the campground. I enjoyed being able to do over 8 miles of hiking from my site without ever having to drive anywhere! Absolutely make plenty of time to spend on the long stretch of beach during low tide. It’s stunning!

The hiking trails down to the Bay of Fundy are fabulous. A good mix of open and wooded campsites.

I have been going there every summer for over 25 years with a large group at the group camp sites and just got back from another great camp out. Such a beautiful place wit great facilities and amazing staff. Thankyou for another wonderful stay there. Peace, serenity and blessings.

Very informative, Friendly, Helpful, easy access to site, and washroom, showers. Great place to camp, Beautiful Beach ️

An easy and beautiful stop for tourists! We had wanted to do the Cape Split hike or Cabot Trail, but neither turned out to be feasible options for us in our brief tour of Nova Scotia and PEI. This was a great scenic compromise that was quick and accessible (just a few flights of stairs to the beach). Pictures won't do the scenery justice. We went in between high and low tide, and were able to see some of the beach waterfalls.

Absolutely the greatest Park with the greatest view over a Atlantic Ocean with 15 Meter Tide everyday.
The campsites are very big and private or open field how ever you like it. No direct services but dumping and water on site. Great for families lots of walking trails.

Quiet, clean, well run campground, with a great hiking trail, waterfall and ocean beach. What more could you ask for? Reach the park by driving through the peaceful and scenic landscape of Canning, and Pereau, along the base of the North Mountain. Park is literally located at the end of the road, the land stops here. Dramatic seaside cliffs along the Minas Basin. Bring all the supplies and food you need. Canning is the nearest village.

This park is at the tip of a peninsula at the Minas Basin, part of the Bay of Fundy. There is no electric or water hookups at at the campsites. However, they're beautiful views out over the water, as you are very high up on a cliff. You can go down via driving down and then hiking down a trail and steps to get to the actual Bay of Fundy. This is a great place if you like to collect agates. However, you need to keep good track of the tides, as of course where you are standing on the sand. Sand we'll soon be underwater if you don't pay attention. The facilities are fine, except I didn't use the shower. I thought the restroom smelled moldy. However, there was lots of hot water, so if you wanted to take a shower you certainly could. We had a nice grassy site, but if you choose your side carefully there are several that would have a great view out over the bay. They say they have Wi-Fi, but you really only have Wi-Fi. If you're sitting right outside at the entrance where you would get your park pass. I do recommend this park, because it's really in a beautiful part of Nova Scotia.

23 bucks a night
no hookups
clean toilets and showers.black tank disposal and potable water.

Great view over Bay of Fundi

Has to be one of the best provincial parks. Access to a spectacular beach, wonderful hiking trails with waterfalls and amazing views. Great camping.