Halifax West KOA

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About Halifax West KOA

Resting on the banks of the Sackville River, this pet-friendly KOA creates a peaceful retreat within reach of many prime attractions. Settle in among open and wooded campsites. Rent a canoe on-site or explore the nearby wooded trails. Then plan your excursions. In downtown Halifax, 30 minutes away, admire the harbor view from the Halifax Citadel, which once guarded this key naval station of the British Empire. Stroll through the Halifax Public Gardens, the oldest Victorian garden in North America. Peggy's Cove, a much-photographed fishing village with a picture-perfect lighthouse and lobster pots, lies a few miles east. Watch the world's highest tides roll in and out of the Bay of Fundy and visit the site of the Acadian village that inspired Longfellow's Evangeline. Email: halifaxwestkoa@gmail.com. Pool: Victoria Weekend - Labour Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 100 feet. Your hosts: the Idy family.

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