Halifax

Located near Halifax, Land of Evangeline Family Campground is a family-friendly camping destination surrounded by the natural beauty of Nova Scotia. Offering campsites, outdoor recreation, and a peaceful atmosphere, the campground is a popular spot for road trips, RV travelers, and families exploring Atlantic Canada. Its convenient location near Halifax makes it an ideal base for discovering nearby beaches, coastal scenery, and local attractions. Hours: Seasonal, open daily

Located in Prince Edward Island, D & Jo's Country Market is a charming local market offering fresh produce, homemade goods, baked treats, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere. Known for supporting local farmers and providing visitors with authentic island flavors, the market is a popular stop for travelers exploring rural Prince Edward Island. A great destination for discovering local products, fresh food, and community hospitality. Hours: Open daily (seasonal hours may vary)

Located on the waterfront in Halifax, Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market is the oldest continuously operating farmers’ market in North America, dating back to 1750. This vibrant community marketplace features local produce, fresh seafood, handmade crafts, baked goods, and diverse international cuisine from vendors across Nova Scotia. Situated beside the Halifax Harbour, it is a must-visit destination for food lovers, local shopping, and experiencing the culture of Atlantic Canada.

Located in Nova Scotia near Halifax, Kidston Lake Beach is a peaceful freshwater beach surrounded by forest and natural scenery. Known for its calm waters and relaxing atmosphere, the beach is a popular spot for swimming, picnics, and enjoying a quiet outdoor escape during the summer months. A great destination for families and visitors looking to experience one of Nova Scotia’s hidden natural gems.

Located in the heart of Halifax, this iconic star-shaped hilltop fortress overlooks Halifax Harbour and is one of the top historic attractions in Nova Scotia. Originally built in 1749 and rebuilt four times, the citadel offers visitors a unique glimpse into Canada’s military history. Highlights include the famous daily noon gun firing, costumed interpreters such as the kilted soldiers of the 78th Highlanders, and an engaging museum showcasing the history of Halifax and its role in North American defense. A must-visit destination for tourists, history lovers, and anyone looking for the best things to do in Halifax. Hours: Daily 9am–5pm (summer) Price Range: $

Located in Dartmouth near Halifax, Shubie Campground is a peaceful urban campground surrounded by forest and trails along the historic Shubie Park. Popular with RV travelers, campers, and families, the campground offers convenient access to both nature and the Halifax waterfront area. A great destination for camping, hiking, and exploring Nova Scotia while staying close to the city. Hours: Seasonal, open daily

A student-run farmers market operating at Dalhousie University that connects students, local farmers, and food producers while providing affordable fresh produce, baked goods, and locally sourced food. The market focuses on food accessibility, sustainability, and community building.

Located in the Prospect communities near Halifax, Prospect Communities Farmers Market is a welcoming local market featuring fresh produce, homemade baked goods, crafts, and products from local farmers and artisans. The market brings together residents and visitors in a friendly community atmosphere while showcasing the flavors and creativity of coastal Nova Scotia. A great destination for supporting local businesses and discovering authentic regional products.

Located in Nova Scotia near the Atlantic coastline, Stoney Beach Pool is a scenic outdoor swimming destination combining coastal views with refreshing ocean-fed waters. Popular during the summer months, the site offers a relaxing atmosphere for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying Nova Scotia’s seaside beauty. A great spot for families, locals, and visitors looking for a unique beachside experience.