Loop 1 in Blomidon (campsites 1 – 27) is available for booking until September 1st. Starting on September 2, 2025 campsites 1 – 27 will be closed for upgrades.
The yurts at Whycocomagh are currently not available for booking due to winter storm damage. Further information on the availability of the yurts will be shared closer to the park opening date.
Multi-year redevelopment work continues at Dollar Lake. All campsites in Loop A and Loop D will be available for campsite bookings on April 2nd.
Please be advised there is no access to the beach at Blomidon until further notice. The lower set of stairs to the beach has been temporarily removed for the winter season.
There is no access to the waterfalls at Uisge Bàn Falls provincial park. The last section (150 metres) of the Falls Trail has been closed due to hazardous winter conditions.
The parking lot at Heather Beach is closed to public access for construction. Heavy machinery will be working on site. The work includes removal of park toilets due to storm damage.
Construction of new vault toilets/change house building is underway at Queensland Beach. Please avoid the direct area of work and be aware of the movement of machinery on-site.
The trailhead at 145 Cavalier Drive and a nearby section of trail are closed for the replacement of a bridge and upgrades to stormwater control.
Provincial Park gates are closed after Thanksgiving and parking may be affected in some locations. Outside of the operational season, park services and washroom facilities are not available.
A new washroom facility is under construction in Loop D at Dollar Lake. During construction the washroom facility is closed.
When travelling from Highway 101 there is only one driving route available due to a bridge closure on the Clayton McKay Road. Visitors should follow these directions to reach the park:
A section of the Garrison Road trail has washed out at Finlay Cove on McNabs Island. Please use the Lynch Road and Old Military Road trails to detour around the washed-out section.
Sackville Lakes Provincial Park can be accessed from the main parking lot and trailhead on 440 First Lake Drive. Access to the Glen Slauenwhite trail is from First Lake Drive only.