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Cape Chignecto Provincial Park Campsite Type: Campsite Type: 1 Wooded 1 Partially Wooded 1 Open 1 Wooded 1 Partially Wooded 1 Open A Christy Field B Mill Brook 3 C Refugee 11 10 2 9 8 A Christy Field B Mill Brook 3 C Refugee 11 10 1 Cove 2 9 8 7 1 Cove Red 6 7 Rocks 5 Red 6 4 Rocks 5 6 3 4 5 4 6 4 3 5 k 5 2 5 k 2 1 4 9 3 2 1 1 9 8 Mill Broo 4 3 2 1 8 Mill Broo 7 Cape Chignecto Provincial Park 7 Red Red Rocks Rocks Cape Beach 1108 West Advocate Road, Advocate Harbour, NS | 902-392-2085Cape Chignecto Beach Chignecto Parking Cape Lot Chignecto Parking Cape Kayak sites RCK1 – RCK6 Lot Chignecto Kayak sites RCK1 – RCK6 A Christy Field B Mill Brook 3 C Refugee 11 10 D Little Bald Rock E Big Bald Rock Brook F Keyhole Brook 2 9 8 A Christy Field B Mill Brook 3 C Refugee 11 10 D Little Bald Rock 1 E CoveBig Bald Rock Brook F Keyhole Brook 2 9 8 7 1 Cove Red 6 7 Rocks 5 Red 6 4 5 Rocks 5 6 3 4 5 4 5 Eatonville 3 4 6 4 3 Eatonville 3 k 1 5 k 4 4 Campsite Ty5pe: Campsite2 Tykpe:1 Campsite Type: k Broo 2 5 k 4 Broo 2 1 2 Walk-in Group 1 1 19 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 3 2 1 1 Wooded Partially Wooded Open Wooded Partially Wooded Open WoodedBig Bald Roc Partially Wooded Open Walk-in Group 4 9 8 Mill Broo Eatonville 5 3 2 1 Big Bald Rock 2 8 Mill Broo 7 Eatonville 5 k 3 St Peter’ 2 1 3 Beach o o r 4 7 Red k 3 B 2 St Peter’ 1 3 Beach o e s Cana o l Rocks r 4 o Red B 2 Campsite Type: h Campsite Type:1 Campsite Type: Campsite Type: Campsite Type: e y s Cana l e l Rocks o h 1 K y Cape Cape e l 1 65 1 1 1 1 1 K 1 Wooded 1 Open 1 Wooded 1 Partially Wooded Partially Wooded Cape BeachWooded Partially Wooded Open Cape ChignectPao rtially Wooded Open Beach Chignecto Cape 65 Beach Chignecto Parking Cape Beach Chignecto Eatonville Cape Lot Chignecto Cape Chignecto Parking Cape Eatonville Cape Kayak sites RCK1 – RCK6 Chignecto St. Peter’s Canal Lot Chignecto Chignecto Chignecto Kayak sites RCK1 – RCK6 St. Peter’s Canal Campsite Type: National Historic Site D Little Bald Rock E Big Bald Rock Brook F Keyhole Brook G Seal Cove H Eatonville I New Yarmouth National Historic Site 1 Wooded D Little Bald Rock E Big Bald Rock Brook F KeyholeCampsite Brook Type: G Seal Cove H EatonvilleCampsite Type: I New Yarmouth Campsite Type: Campsite Type: St. Peter’s 1 1 1 1 Wooded St. Peter’s Wooded Partially Wooded Beach WSpicerooded Cove Advocate Campsite Type: 5 15 26 Beach Eatonville Road 11 24 52 5 1 Eatonville 3 Spicer Cove Advocate 15 11 Partially Wooded k 4 1 OpenEatonville Road 26 1 Open 13 Partially Wooded 1 Open 3 1 11 1 Eatonville24 20 22 52 Eatonville 4 4 Kayak sites k k Broo 2 13 10 1 Eatonville 20 22 Field 9 7 4 Broo 1 Kayak sites SC1– SC6 16 18 Open r 2 10 9 7 9 Walk-in Group SC1– SC6 Field 16 18 5 3 Big Bald Roc r 9 Rive 29 12 14 Walk-in Group Cape5 3 8 Big Bald Rock Rive Eatonville 5 2 8 29 12 14 25 21 19 8 Cape Chignecto 7 r 7 10 Eatonville 5 k 3 6 Rive St Peter’ 2 1 3 Beach o 7 25 21 19 8 27 Chignecto 7 o 10 r r 4 23 6 k 3 B Rive St Peter’ S 17 2 1 3 Beach o 6 2 e 5 e a s Cana o 27 2 l l 3 r 4 23 6 B 2 S o C 17 2 4 e 5 h 1 o 1 Field le a y 2 s Cana v 4 e e l l o 3 C K B 4 h o 1 1 Field r y v o e Cape 4 l e o K 65 Beach B k Chignecto r Cape o o 65 Beach k Cape 1 Chignecto Eatonville Cape 2 Cape Chignecto 1 Chignecto Eatonville Cape 2 St. Peter’s Canal Chignecto Chignecto St. Peter’s Canal National Historic Site G Seal Cove H Eatonville I New Yarmouth National Historic Site G Seal Cove H Eatonville KEYI New Yarmouth St. Peter’s St. Peter’s Beach Spicer Cove Advocate 15 Drinking Water Group CampingEatonville Road Park Office and 11 Parking26 Telephone Waste/Recycling Beach Spicer Cove Advocate 15 1 24 52 26 13 Eatonville Road 11 1 Eatonville24 Information 20 22 52 Kayak sites Hiking Picnic Area Vault Toilet Eatonville 13 Firewood 20 22 10 9 7 Kayak sites SC1– SC6 Field 16 18 10 9 7 r 9 SC1– SC6 Field 16 18 5 3 r 9 Rive 29 12 14 Cape5 3 8 Rive 29 12 14 25 21 19 Cape 8 Chignecto 7 7 8 10 25 River Chignecto 7 7 Park Rules21 19 and Regulations8 106 27 River 23 6 6 S 17 2 e 5 27 a 2 l 3 23 6 S C 17 2 4 e 5 o 1 Field a 2 • A campingv permit is required4 and you must camp in designated sites. Check Out: 1:00 pm. Please ensure your campsite is clean. l 3 e C 4 o 1 Field B v r 4 o e o B k r o • Your camping permit expires if your campsite is unoccupied for 48 hours. Fires: No open fires are permitted at backcountry campsites. Fires are only o k 1 2 permitted in the fire grills at designated walk-in campsites at New Yarmouth. 1 • The backcountry is accessible only from the designated trailhead at 2 Make sure your fire is out before you leave your site or turn in for the night. Red Rocks. Fireworks: The use of fireworks is prohibited. • Occupancy is limited to one tent per pad (check with staff). Generator Use: is permitted only between the hours of 9 am and 8 pm. If you • Defacing or removal of natural features, plants, rocks, signs or structures require a generator for medical purposes, please let us know when you make a is not permitted. reservation, or immediately upon your arrival, if you choose to register at • All laws respecting alcohol are strictly enforced. the park. • Advertising or operation of any business is not permitted without a permit. Dog Owner Responsibilities: Dogs are welcome providing they are kept on a 6 ft. (1.8 m) leash at all times. Dogs not permitted in public structures. Clean up your • Hunting, trapping and firearms are prohibited. dog’s waste and place it in the garbage. You may be asked to leave the park if • Fishing is permitted, subject to regulations provided with your dog is barking or disturbing others. the purchase of a Nova Scotia sport fishing licence. Quiet time: from 10:30 pm until sunrise. Noisy parties and rowdy behaviour are Alcohol and Cannabis-Free Period: No alcohol or cannabis are permitted at not tolerated. camping parks from opening date to July 2. After this time, alcohol and smoking Speed limit: 15 km. (including cannabis) are permitted on rented campsites only. Mid-season changes to this policy may occur if local issues arise. Visitors: may enter the park until 10:00 pm. All guests must leave by 10:30 pm. RESERVATIONS | 1-888-544-3434 | novascotiaparks.ca Nearest Medical Centre: South Cumberland Community Care Centre, 50 Jenks Ave, Parrsboro (50 km) In case of emergency: CALL 911 y o Ba hignect C TRAILS 1 Red Rocks Spicers Squally Cove 2 Christie Viewpoint Trail Point 3 Fundy Ridge Trail 4 McGahey Brook Canyon Trail Eatonville 5 Mill Brook Canyon Trail Day-use Trails 6 Eatonville 7 Refugee Cove 8 The Cape Chignecto Three Sisters ook ot Br Coastal Trail lli Eatonville E Eatonville Harbour Green Point H G Cove Brook Seal Seal Cove k E o a ro t Eatonville Road y B o re n a v C il le B k k r o o o o o o r k r B B y r a e w b g m i u T Campsite Type: Campsite Type: 8 D p i n h w S 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 6 Wooded Partially Wooded Open Wooded Partially Wooded Open F r Key Hole B Brook New Yarmouth I k o k o o r o k Brook B r oc e B R y E ald v e Christy Field B ig B o h Big Bald C a l G A l c i 4 Rock k 5 M oo M Br ve 3 Park Entrance o C 2 e e D g 1 Little fu B Red Rocks Re Bald 7 Arch Health Care Mill Brook Centre Gulch Rock West Advocate Bay Advocate C Refugee Cove Cape Chignecto 0 1 234 km Campsite Type: French Lookout Campsite Type: 20 m contour intervals Campsite Type: Advocate Broad Cove Bay of Fundy Devil'1s SlidWoodede 1 Partially Wooded 1 Open 1 Wooded 1 Partially Wooded 1 Open 1 Wooded 1 PartiallyHarbour Wooded 1 Open Cove Campsite Type: Campsite Type: Campsite Type: Campsite Type: Campsite Type: Rev.
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