2 acres on the shore of Chedabucto Bay, near the town of Canso. (That is about 1 hour's drive off of the Trans Canada Highway, about 1.25 hours drive from the Canso Causeway. And by the way, the town was here first! :) ) Cleared area surrounded by trees. We have our 30' FR3 parked here all summer, but there is lots of room for visiting vehicles with multiple parking spots to choose from, all with a beautiful view of the ocean. We are continuing to develop (clear & build) on the property each summer. (Any help offered is gratefully appreciated) We are located right on the water with a nearby (maybe 7 minute walk) public stone beach with swimming area. The property is surrounded by Crown land to hike and explore and the area boasts numerous tourist stops, including Cape Breton Island only about an hour and 20 minutes drive away. Very quiet and peaceful with lots of wildlife around and no hookups or amenities on our property at this time. There is also the Sea Breeze Campground just down the road (about 15 minute walk) if you need a place to stay to hookup before or after your visit. Pets welcome! Kids welcome! 20+ foot cliff down to the water that is gorgeous and awe inspiring to walk along, please don't let your pets fall. :) Also, please have proper shoes or boots to wear, the vegetation is quite wild still and as a result there are thorn covered plants that are prevalent in some areas. Suggested Local Attractions: Short drive to the historic town of Canso (about 10 minutes) or the town of Guysborough (about 30 minutes) where the Authentic Seacoast Distilling Company is located and can be visited. An hour and 20 minutes to Cape Breton Island, though you can see it from our shores. Truly this is a place to just stop and rest for a bit. STAN ROGERS Folk Festival is the last full weekend in July, only a 10-minute drive away in Canso! The same with the Route 16 Thunder Rally the first full weekend of August! And there are always events taking place within a short drive. Don't forget to visit a real historic lighthouse in Queensport, the lighthouse museum in Half Island Cove, and the numerous maintained hiking trails around and the Canso Islands National Historic Site too.

Quiet and we like it that way, so please no early mornings. No Generators between 10PM and 8 AM. Please leave the place as clean as you found it! We like our trees, so fires in provided areas only (or help me make a new one). No Smoking.

Access Road Conditions: Access road is old gravel road not used much over the last 50-100 years. Has been updated with new culverts, widened to accommodate rigs, and re-surfaced to provide a comfortable ride in and out. No steep hills and corners have been opened up and widened and trees cut back (both at the sides and above) to allow rigs to navigate. We have a round driveway allowing visitors to pull through without having to back up to leave. Some visitor park sites are pull through while others are back in. All provide a view of the ocean! Tow Vehicle Parking Details: Unpaved gravel ... lots of space either next to rig or separate (may be out of sight of rig if separate). Visitor's choice.