Cheap Things To Do in Nova Scotia

Rich in natural and cultural heritage with a human heritage dating back to the ice age, this park provides spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife, and a variety of recreational pursuits. Dogs of all sizes are allowed at no additional ... More on DogFriendly.com

In the campsite we were in, it was a bit loud-due to the thin trees, the voices carried. More on igougo

Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site, is the Maritimes only inland national park. The area is p ... More on PlanetWare

Point Pleasant is one of Canada's finer urban parks, and there's no better place for a walk along the wate... More on Frommers

100 acre natural wood forest on the ocean. Trails and riding paths inside. Old ruins from the 1700's preser... More on GeckoGo

What's bigger, you or a blue whale's rib bone? Can you tell the difference between a drone bee and a worke... More on Halifaxinfo.com

A small & inexpensive museum that thoroughly explains Nova Scotia's natural history . More on TripAdvisor

Even if the stalwart stone fort weren't here, it would be worth the uphill trek for the astounding views a... More on Frommers

One of Canada's most visited national historic sites, the Citadel features exhibits, audio-visual presentat... More on GeckoGo

Some great climbing located on an amazing beach. Just imagine hitting some hard boulder problems all day long when it's super hot out. Then you can just go hit up the ... More on RockClimbing

Victoria Beach Lighthouse Photograph courtesy Nova Scotia Archives and Records Victoria Beach Lighthouse was built in 1901 by John Roney on a parcel of land that was thirty meters back from the water and and nine meters above the ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

It's also great for families with the different activities being offered in the summer time. More on igougo