Open June 4 to September 13, 2021
11131 Hwy 16, Boylston, NS B0H 1N0
Lands and Forestry Guysborough Office
Facilities and Services:
Please review the COVID-19 Restrictions and the park rules and regulations prior to making a reservation.
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Accessible Features | Registration kiosk Restrooms with showers Campsites |
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31 Unserviced Campsites |
Wooded campsites. Campsites 2, 10 & 30 are closed. |
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Restroom with Shower Masks required inside facilities Open with physical distancing and enhanced cleaning. Closed for cleaning daily (times posted at park) Open overnight |
Washroom facility with two universal accessible/family washrooms with toilet and shower. Bevelled threshold at main entrance door. Clear door width of 35", toilets have grab bars. Roll-in shower with adjustable seat and hand-held showerhead. |
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Vault Toilet (Outhouse) | Frequency of cleaning will be indicated with signage. Vault toilets (outhouses) are available throughout the park |
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Drinking Water | Water taps are available throughout the campground |
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Dishwashing Station Open with physical distancing |
Dishwashing station located at the Comfort Station |
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Trailer Dump Registered campers only |
Dump station available for registered campers |
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Registration Kiosk | Self-registration Accessible by a ramp(50mm threshold) with handrails or stairs. |
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Firewood/Ice | Available for purchase at the Registration Kiosk. Cash Only Times posted at the park. |
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Program Area | Space for outdoor activities or programs |
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Waste/Recycling | Waste sorting and recycling containers located throughout the park. Please do not dispose of propane cylinders or coals in the garbage containers. |
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Wi-Fi |
Available near the Registration Kiosk |
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Day Use/Picnic Area | Partially wooded hilltop with picnic tables overlooking Irving Lake Available for non-campers use |
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Shoreline Access | Freshwater on Irving Lake |
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Paddling (Canoe/Kayak) | Freshwater in Irving Lake |
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Fishing | Fishing is permitted with a Nova Scotia sport fishing licence. Please check fishing regulations. Visit the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture website for more information. |
For information about nearby attractions, please visit Tourism Nova Scotia
