Nova Scotia Visitor Information Centre

Park warden was very helpful, giving us good suggestions and maps to help us decide where to go and what to see

Must stop when you come in to capebreton they'll have answers to your questions and guide you to the best stop for you on capebreton

For a visitor info Centre I had to pull words with a plier from the lady behind the glass. Looked like I was intruding her quiet time at work. Not very welcoming.

The staff were very helpful in offering maps and suggestions for my mom who has mobility issues. I would recommend stopping here for help. The grounds are also well kept.

Incredibly cheerful and helpful staff. A great representation of the people and atmosphere of the beautiful island. Definitely the place to start a trip if it's your first time to the island

Gave us lot's of information and explained in detail about most trails.

Advised the best and recommended the nice and possible trail to suit our timeline.

It was closed when we arrived, but it had a nice charm to it and the grounds were kept very well.

The province of Nova Scotia is the best place to live their Heritage is perfect I respect the history

A lot of information available there about the area and country. Scenic view of the water. Helpful staff.

A must stop before you go up the island. The staff here are super friendly and talk you through all the main spots you need to visit and also the roads you can take to get there. We were glad we stopped here for info. They also provide you with free maps and other brochures of events happening. Definitely recommended.

The larger visitors information centres are staffed by knowledgeable experienced staff who will help you with bookings and planning. Some of the smaller centres have less experienced summer students. The centre in Yarmouth and at the Canso entrance to Cape Breton are fantastic.

They have the information that you need to make the best decisions on how to best spend your time here

Very courteous and happy staff. Kudos to Tammy for helping us in a moment of duress.
We are most grateful. Lise Andrée et Joe