Beaches
During summer in the Valley, there's always time for a trip to the beach. There's lots of great places to explore the Fundy coast or if you're in the mood for a swim, take a trip to one of our popular lakes. Click on a listing below for full description, location map, web site address, reviews and more.
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Add your listing here - FREEAylesford Lake Beach
N. River Road, Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Canada
Aylesford Lake Beach is a favourite summer destination for locals and tourists alike. It features a boardwalk, public boat launch, boat docks, walking trails, canteen, change houses, portable washrooms, a playground and more.
Blomidon Provincial Park
Pereau Road, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Rising majestically from the shores of the Minas Basin, Blomidon Provincial Park is renowned for its spectacular views. High cliffs, a variety of habitats, striking natural features, abundant wildlife -- and the world's highest tides. These natural attrac ...
Blue Beach
Blue Beach Rd, Avonport, Nova Scotia, Canada
The rocks exposed at Blue Beach contain many fossils. In fact, there are so many fossils that it is almost impossible to put your foot down without stepping on a record of ancient, past life. Be sure to visit the nearby Fossil Museum to check out some of ...
Evangeline Beach
Evangeline Beach Rd, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Across the Minas Basin from Kingsport Beach, Evangeline beach has stunning views of Blomidon Ridge. Take a walk at low tide or go for a swim at high tide.
Hampton Beach
Hampton Wharf, Hampton, Nova Scotia, Canada
Enjoy a cobble beach, wharf and lighthouse along with a picturesque view of the Bay of Fundy.
Houston Beach
Stewart Mountain Road, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
A lesser known but still popular red sand beach along the Minas Basin. At low tide take a walk along the shore and explore the sedimentary cliffs and various rock formations.
Kingsport Beach
Route 221, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Red sedimentary cliffs carved by continuous erosion rise from the beaches to the east. The dramatic 12 metre tides produce very large sand and mud flats at low tide.
Lake George
125 North River Road, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
This supervised freshwater lake features a sandy beach with a designated swimming area, nearby change houses, a small picnic area, and a public boat launch.
Lamb's Lake
Route 8, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada
A small sandy beach accessible through the Mickey Hill Pocket Wilderness. Just follow the trail signs for a short walk to the beach.
Lumsden Dam
Black River Rd, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
A popular spot for swimming in the summer, Lumsden Pond was created when Black River was dammed and a section of the river valley was flooded. Lumsden Pond Provincial Park is adjacent to the dam and offers areas to picnic and swim.
Medford Beach
Medford Beach Road, Medford, Nova Scotia, Canada
At low tide take a walk along the ocean floor on this red sand beach along the Bay of Fundy. Explore the various rock formations carved by the highest tides in the world.
Scots Bay
Route 358, Kings County, Nova Scotia, Canada
Scots Bay is located on the gently curving embayment at the entrance of the Minas Basin. It has have shelving beaches of firmly packed sand and mud, with coarse gravel and boulder fringes at the high water line.
Silver Lake Beach
Route 221, Lakeville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Also known locally as Lakeville Lake, this small lake is a popular spot for swimming, picnics and fishing. It was donated to the people of Kings County by the Lakeville Women's Institute.
