Smileys Provincial Park sustained extensive damage during the July 2023 floods. The Birch loop camping area and the day-use area had the most significant damage.
Parking lot construction is underway at Carters Beach Provincial Park. The existing parking lot on Carters Beach road is being expanded.
Rissers Beach Provincial Park sustained extensive damage from post-tropical storm Lee in September 2023. The Little Rissers camping area and the day-use area had the most significant damage.
Outside of the operational season, park services and washroom facilities are not available. Visitors must continue to follow park rules, including keeping dogs on leashes.
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.
Trail maintenance is underway at Crystal Crescent Beach provincial park. Please be aware crews will be working in the area of the second parking lot and walking trails at Crystal Crescent.
Park visitors should exercise caution near ongoing construction at Lawrencetown Beach over the next several weeks. This work is part of the multi-year redevelopment of the park.
There will be upgrades taking place on the sections of the Lower Jodrey trail within Blomidon Provincial Park. Notice will be provided when sections of trails are closed during construction.
Effective immediately, parking is not permitted on the access road through the park. Parking is only permitted in parking lots 1 – 8.
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.