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Land Of Evangeline Family Camping Resort
Overview
Land Of Evangeline Family Camping Resort offers a unique blend of historical significance and coastal beauty in the heart of Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley. Located in Grand Pré, this park serves as a gateway to the famous Minas Basin. It provides a relaxing atmosphere where guests can unwind while enjoying views of the rural landscape and the dramatic tides that define this region. It is a well-established destination for those exploring the East Coast by RV.
Location & Surroundings
The park is situated immediately adjacent to the Grand-Pré National Historic Site, a UNESCO World Heritage area. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rolling farmland, lush orchards, and the striking red mudflats of the Bay of Fundy. Travelers will find themselves immersed in Acadian history and culture, while the nearby town of Wolfville provides a vibrant local scene filled with boutiques, cafes, and essential services just a few minutes away.
Amenities & Park Features
Guests can choose from various site types, including full hookup RV sites with 30 and 50-amp service. The resort is designed with families in mind, featuring a large outdoor swimming pool and a modern splash pad for children. On-site facilities include a convenience store, laundromat, and playground to ensure a comfortable stay. The park also provides direct access to a beach area where visitors can observe the world's highest tides first-hand from the shoreline.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Beyond the historical site next door, the area is famous for its award-winning wineries, many of which offer tastings and tours just a short drive away. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the hiking trails at Blomidon Provincial Park or take a scenic drive to the Cape Split trailhead for breathtaking views. For a more relaxed afternoon, visiting the local Wolfville Farmers' Market or enjoying a meal in one of the valley’s cozy bistros is highly recommended for a taste of local culture.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal match for families seeking an active summer getaway with plenty of on-site recreation to keep children entertained. It also appeals strongly to history enthusiasts and photographers who want to stay close to iconic Nova Scotian landmarks. Whether you are using it as a base for a wine tour or a scenic coastal retreat to watch the tides, it offers a comfortable and welcoming environment for RVers of all types.
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User Reviews
Émy Dion
Disappointing tent experience... Unserviced site far too expensive ($51) for a simple open space located right next to a soccer field. No trees nearby to hang a clothesline. No designated area to wash dishes or fill water jugs, only the small bathroom sinks, which are not suitable for that at all. On the positive side, the staff is friendly and the beach view is beautiful.
Gayle Boyd
This is our second time staying at this campground. We love how quiet it is. Short walk to the beach or stay and enjoy the pool. Mostly seasonal campers but everything is very well taken care of.
Terence AuCoin
Very nice campground, staff are very polite, helpful and accommodating. The sites are nice, plenty of activities pool, playground beautiful beach. Washrooms and laundry facilities are clean seasonal campers are nice. Close drive to wolfville grand Pré wineries, great tourist attractions I highly recommend. Thank You
Sherrie Rowter
We would stay here again. Grounds, pool and bathrooms are very clean. Staff are all friendly. Enjoyed a serviced site along the path to the ocean. The area by the ocean was very nice with a great view, ice cream and mini golf.
Chris
This is a beautiful campground but not good for kids. The staff are so strict it’s ridiculous. The kids are not allowed to be at the playground without adult supervision , the kids are not allowed to jump in the pool , no googles or masks allowed in the pool. Wagon ride scheduled at 6:00 did not show up until 7:00 , everyone was waiting for an hour for it to show up. The store did not have hardly any treats for the kids. This is just a few examples. Every campground has rules but this campground rules are ridiculous and over the top