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As a founding Province of Canada, Nova Scotia is known as “Canada’s Ocean Playground,” as it is almost completely surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean.
The Province is best known for its world record high tides, lobster, fish, blueberries, apples and scenic coastlines.
Nova Scotia is full of beautiful ocean coastlines, lakes, and tons of forests. In the summer months the beauty of the province and it’s wilderness really are a campers dream.
All across the province there are many private campgrounds and parks to camp.
Whether you are in an RV, tent or Glamping, there is a COANS Member Campground here make your outdoor experience as enjoyable as possible.
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Atlantic (UTC-4). This is one hour ahead of the heavily populated Eastern time zone, making it easier to conduct business with the US and Europe on the same business day.
Nova Scotia’s culture has deep roots within several “founding cultures” – the Mikmaq First Nation, French, Scottish, English, Irish and African. These were later supplemented by settlers from the United States, and, in recent times, by immigrants from around the world. The result is a fascinating blend of people known for their honesty, enterprise and good nature – qualities that also characterize the Nova Scotia business community.
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The Campground Owners Association of Nova Scotia (“COANS”) is a not for profit trade association and consumer marketing organization. Formed in 1982, COANS is membership driven and represents the interests of Nova Scotia’s owned and operated Campground/RV Park businesses.
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#300 Burlington,
Ontario L7L 6B2
T: 905-315-3156
E: info@ccrvc.ca
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