Tidal Bore & Five Islands Provincial Park, (Free Camping in Nova Scotia)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2018
- Lower Truro's tidal bore was interesting and the visitor center staff was very knowledgeable.
If you would like to know the tidal bore schedule, check it out here: • Tidal Bore & Five Isla... .
There is a lot of parking and a clean, modern bathroom. The parking lot can accommodate larger RVs. We parked here for a couple of hours and had lunch after watching the wave come in.
Five Islands Provincial Park:
We really enjoyed hiking to "Old Wife". It was a quick and easy hike with just a tad of a climb. Be careful though, the rocks are very slippery when wet.
Besides the beautiful view, the hike is pet friendly. If we had more time, we would definitely have explored more of the hikes in this park. You can also camp here or dry camp nearby and make use of their dump station. The dump station cost $6 when we were here.
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I really want to get up to the Bay of Fundy to see those huge tidal shifts. It is interesting to see this wave come so far inland. It is like they have their own little Tsunami every day.
It was interesting to see. Some people actually surf that wave for a few hours. Thanks for watching !
That's a great spot. Did you do the hike on Partridge Island? Next time you're in the area be sureand check out the Joggins Fossil Cliffs and Museum. That's where we are :-)
Thanks for the tips! We did check the Fossil cliffs but unfortunately not the museum. We arrived after closing.
Truro!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
How did you find this particular camping spot? Was it in the park or there are free spots in Canada too...trying to check how to find them. Thanks for your reply
We used iOverlander. Thanks for watching
How were the roads leading into that spot? Do you think a larger trailer would be okay getting in there? Thanks!
It was tight and probably would not accommodate anything larger. It is best suited to camper vans. I hope this helps!
Hello Dori and Mena where are you guys from just a general area how do you find those free camping site please and thankyou
Hi Richard! We’re from Montreal and we find our awesome camping spots on IOverlander. Our greatest resource. Thanks for watching.