Conrad’s Beach

East Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia

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A part of the Nova Scotia Coastal Heritage Park System, Conrad's Beach is a jewel. The system is made up of three beach's - Lawrencetown Beach, Stoney Beach, and Conrad's Beach. Most of the beaches around are made up of rocks and cobblestones. But Conrad's is one of the nicest sand beaches around. There still are cobbles to navigate in some parts, but you’ll mostly find soft sand all around. One of the best places to catch the sunset. There is also a lovely boardwalk, that passed through an estuary, where you’ll see all kinds of bird’s swimming and fishing. A must see!

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Margaret L

Conrad’s Beach

10/19/22

By far one of my favorite beaches in Nova Scotia! Soft sandy beaches and a lovely boardwalk that leads you through marshes, where you can see various birds. A great place to see a sunset! Just be prepared…there are no bathrooms and the parking is small: only a few spaces. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

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