Camping Reservations for Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site Open Today
News Release
Book your 2018 campsites, oTENTiks, yurts, and rustic cabins now!
January 22, 2018 Halifax, NS Parks Canada Agency
Campsite reservations for the 2018 season at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site opened today, January 22 at 8 a.m. Camping reservations can be made online at www.reservations.parkscanada.gc.ca or by phone at 1-877-RESERVE (1-877-737-3783).
A camping vacation in Kejimkujik is one of the most memorable ways to experience and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Take advantage of the opportunity to paddle, hike and connect with the Mi’kmaw culture in this special place then stay overnight and take in the panorama of stars in Nova Scotia’s only Dark Sky Preserve.
Whether you prefer to camp in a tent or trailer close to amenities, travel to a wilderness site, or try our roofed accommodations, Kejimkujik has the camping experience you are looking for. If you prefer a comfortable and hassle-free experience, Kejimkujik offers three types of roofed accommodations: oTENTiks, yurt, and rustic cabins.
Beginning in 2018, Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site will introduce measures to help contain the spread of invasive species. Only firewood purchased in the park will be permitted. For more information, please visit the Kejimkujik and CFIA websites.
The Government of Canada is celebrating families with free admission to all Parks Canada’s places for youth 17 and under in 2018 and beyond. Parks Canada invites Canadian families and their children to experience the outdoors and learn more about our environment and heritage.
The 2018 Parks Canada Discovery Pass is now on sale and is a great value, providing access to these national treasures all year long. The Parks Canada Discovery Pass is the ideal way to discover nature and connect with Canada’s history. For information on purchasing the 2018 Parks Canada Discovery Pass, please visit the Parks Canada website.
To make the most of your visit, we invite Canadians to plan their trip ahead of time. Please visit the Parks Canada website, download the Parks Canada mobile app, and follow us on social media. Visit the Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site website to view campground maps and photos.
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Quick Facts
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The 2018 camping dates for Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site run from May 18 – October 7.
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The oTENTiks showcase the very best that Kejimkujik has to offer, blending the fun of a tent with the convenience of a cabin, offering an appealing option for those who want a camping experience without the hassle. Each oTENTik is equipped with beds, a table, chairs, a deck, outdoor firebox, and a picnic table. Parking, washrooms, and running water are all just a few steps away.
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Rustic cabins, built in the style of local trapper cabins of the early 20th century, offer a hassle-free camping experience with a bit more privacy than the campground. Each cabin has bunk beds, a table and chairs, a woodstove, a food preparation area, an outdoor firebox, and a picnic table. Built in partnership with the Nova Scotia Community College Heritage Carpentry program, these cabins are a unique option for your overnight stay.
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Situated on the Mersey River, our Little Foot Yurt is a modernized version of a traditional circular dwelling, equipped with a bunk bed, a futon, a table and chairs, a woodstove, an outdoor firebox, and a picnic table. It is the perfect front-country retreat for a couple or a small family.
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Contacts
Claudine Laforce
Communications Officer
Parks Canada, Mainland Nova Scotia
902-483-5184
claudine.laforce@pc.gc.ca
Media Relations
Parks Canada Agency
855-862-1812
pc.media@pc.gc.ca
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