Credit: Jill Field, 1980
Things To Do
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Walking Trail
Take a pleasant walk around the Ducks Unlimited Pond leading from the Lawrence House parking lot to the historic Oak Island Cemetry.
Church Suppers
Maitland known for its great community run Church suppers. Attended by locals, former residents eager to have that "home cooked" comfort food, and visitors that are lucky to be in Maitland area at the time. Consult "Events" Page
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Rafting "The Bore"
Rafting with tidal bore as it surges up the Shubenacadie River
Take in the thrill of riding one of the most powerful bodies of water in the world. Cosult "Business Directory" Page
Maitland Dawson Dowell Park
Dawson Dowell Park
The park is nestled behind the old dyke and features a playground, tennis court and gazebo. It is a lovely setting for picnics and relaxing. Across the Acadian dyke there is access to the wharf overlooking the village of Maitland, Cobequid Bay and the mouth of the Shubenacadie River.
Funding for this project was provided in part by a Tourism Grant from the Municipality of East Hants
Anthony Park Lower Selma
The beach at Anthony's Park
The Provinial Park overlooks Cobequid Bay and has picnic facilities and access to the beach.
Burntcoat Head Park and Museum
The lighthouse at Burntcoat Head,
the sight of the world highest tides.
The highest tides in the world were recorded at this location: a difference between low - and high tide of 16.6 meters (54'). In the park are a lighthouse with an interpretive display and a walking trails with spectacular views of unique rock formations and the Cobequid Bay.
Open May15 - October15
Open May15 - October15
Explore the Cobequid Bay Shore
Fascinating sandstone cliffs along the Fundy Shore
Walk along the dramatic coastal shore, marvel at unique geological formations and be awed by the dramatic tides.