Cabots Landing Provincial Park
216 Reviews
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Cabots Landing | Nova Scotia Parks | Perched on the shore of Aspy Bay, this site features scenic vistas of the steep face of the Pollets Cove-Aspy Fault Wilderness Area. Provides access to 3 km beach walk. A National Historic Site cairn commemorates the landing of explorer John Cabot. Located in Sugarloaf, Victoria County, 10 km (6 mi.) north of the Cabot Trail.
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+19026623030
1904 Bay St Lawrence Rd, Saint Margaret Village, NS B0C 1R0
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- Wheelchair-accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Picnic tables
- Public restroom
Recommended Reviews
Enrico Anderlini
22.10.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
This park on the coast is the perfect spot for a pic-nick / lunch break. It is not far from Cabot trail, so you can easily make a diversion.The beach is also nice but very narrow.
Daphne Schlesinger
30.09.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
A beautiful and pristine beach, extending for many miles along the coast. I really recommend stopping here as you make your way along the Cabot Trail.
Daniel Reke
26.09.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
I am a little perplexed by the reviews that say the beach is clean and beautiful. We found several large piles of trash (mostly ropes, broken lobster traps, etc.) on the beach just west of the historical marker. I have never seen so much trash on a public beach. The boardwalk from the park area to the beach as well as the picnic tables at the park were mostly broken down. However, it was still worth a visit because it is a long beach with a clifflike backdrop.The historical marker is also very interesting.
A. K.
18.09.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
I am grateful to the customer at the Saint Margaret Village COOP market who recommended stopping by Cabots Landing provincial park. I find myself struggling to find suitable words to describe this heavenly beach with such breathtaking views.Thank you Sir!
Miranda Covey
14.09.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
Great place to stop. Sandy Beach. Its right on the ocean so the waves were quite strong didn't swim but the water was a good temp for ocean water. Great views.
Trevor Penney
12.09.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
Nice calm place, has a bathroom and picnic tables, not much else, Beach is sandy and big.
Daniel Brubacher
02.09.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
Small park, but a nice beach to walk and watch the waves!
Anne L
13.08.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
Been going here for years! The beach is a pebbly sand with rocks as you enter the water, I recommend water shoes. The sand can get really hot as well. The view makes the whole experience worth it. There are picnic tables on the grass part as well as outhouses.
Matthew Mcmasters
05.08.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
This is a very nice Beach with awesome views of the highlands in the background. There is a little Brook the enters the ocean on this beach which leaves a nice little fresh water pool to swim in. There is a lot of history at this beach hence the name. It's hard not to dream when your there thinking about when Cabot actually landed. You can visit this beach on your way visiting Meat Cove. If you really want to get adventurous you can walk the beach to Dingwall.
RF Diaries
21.07.2023
Cabots Landing Provincial Park
It's a beautiful provincial park with lots of picnic tables and a beautiful beach. Historic land mark was also in the site. Good place to have your picnic lunch or snack and enjoy the views.
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1904 Bay St Lawrence Rd, Saint Margaret Village, NS B0C 1R0
Cabots Landing Provincial Park