At Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, towering 185-meter (600-foot) cliffs rise from the Bay of Fundy while the world’s highest tides lap at their base. Cape Chignecto is a 4,200-hectare natural environment park on a dramatic coastal peninsula. The park features 29 kilometres (18 miles) of pristine coastline, some of Nova Scotia’s most significant geological features, deep valleys, sheltered coves, rare plants, remnant old growth forest, scenic views, and a rich cultural heritage. We offer wilderness camping in secluded coves and ravines, while a spectacular coastal hiking trail leads visitors along high cliffs and deep valleys. Because Cape Chignecto is a wilderness hiking park, there are no drive-up camping sites.
 

 2007 Brochures

You can view our 2007 park flyer (951KB) & 2007 promotional brochure (1409KB) on-line using Adobe Acrobat Reader.  We also have other brochures available on-site including brochures for points of interest in the local area.

 Images

Need a reason to visit?  View some of the breathtaking scenery from Cape Chignecto Provincial Park.

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 Activities

Enjoy hiking, bird watching, rock hounding, and geo-caching. Kayaking and paragliding are also available through local private operators. 
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 Phase II

The second development phase at Cape Chignecto, to make Eatonville a day use site, is scheduled to open Summer, 2008.  Click here for more information and check back for updates.

 History

The park has a long and interesting history beginning with the geography that formed the landscape up to and including it's former inhabitants. 

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 Local Area

Cape Chignecto is located only a few minutes drive from accommodations, restaurants, and more.
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