Nova Scotia Provincial Parks Reopens Select Campsites After Hurricane Fiona

Nova Scotia Provincial Parks Reopens Select Campsites After Hurricane Fiona

Update - October 1st, 2022 - Even more campsites are re-opening on October 1st. You can see the full list here.


Nova Scotia Provincial Parks has been hard at work to reopen campgrounds and day-use parks closed due to hurricane Fiona.

We know how important being in nature is to Nova Scotians and our staff are working hard to reopen the provincial parks. While we work to get the rest up and running safely, we thank everyone for their co-operation and patience.
— Natural Resources and Renewables Minister Tory Rushton

The following provincial park campgrounds will reopen on Wednesday September 28th, at 2 p.m.:

  • Battery, Richmond County

  • Blomidon, Kings County

  • Ellenwood Lake, Yarmouth County

  • Graves Island, Lunenburg County

  • Rissers Beach, Lunenburg County

  • The Islands, Shelburne County

  • Thomas Raddall, Queens County

  • Valleyview, Annapolis County

  • Whycocomagh, Inverness County.

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