This small beach is good for family and dogs. It has a food truck on the side of the road and…read morechanging rooms across the road as well as a portable washroom.

Was not there but imagine it was beautiful and then some. Will update soon! Sorry for the…read moreinconvenience

One of my favourite beaches, it is unique that cars can drive on the beach and park at the far end…read more Waters are cold here but so worth it especially on a hot day. Limited parking to the side of the road however.

What a peaceful place to enjoy a sun set or a beach walk, or even a drive on the sands!!!! Must…read morevisit and explore this place

My first time visiting the Bayport/Rosebay area and I was absolutely stunned by the gorgeous…read moreoceanscape, rolling hills and wildflowers. Hirtles Beach is rocky and sandy. The waves are fairly rough so I'm not sure if you are allowed to go swimming here but I'd visit just for the views.

Another one of my favourite beaches, there are lots of parking but the number of beachgoers is even…read moremore, so you need to park on the side of the street which everyone does. Sand is smooth but you need to go little further away from the parking lot as the sand is a little more course. The beach extends a far distance. Totally recommended.

Before I get to my review, I wanted to let you know how to get to my YouTube video of this…read morelocation: https://youtu.be/Dqt6nwOr7bM This location is great. It's located 40-45 minutes outside of Halifax. This is a tent, trailer and RV friendly location (although I'm not sure they have any pull through sites). There are 95 spots available (combined). Open May 18 - Oct 8 Wifi is available at the main entrance and surroundings areas. Will not reach to most of the park. This park has some amazing spots. None are right on the water, but a lot of them have some wonderful ocean views! There are flush toilets and free hot showers in the main bathhouse near the entrance. Vault toilets are located throughout the remainder of the park. You can bring one vehicle to your campsite. You must pay for any additional vehicles you bring with you to your site. You can leave any spare vehicle at the main entrance for free. There are many walking trails in and around this campground. The town of Chester is a 5 minute drive away where you can get supplies. You can buy fire wood onsite. Thanks for reading. Be sure to give me a thumbs up if this was helpful!

Graves Island is a jewel in the crown of Nova Scotia provincial parks. Located just outside of…read moreChester, Graves Island offers several attractions. For the daytripper, there are picnic grounds, a playground for the kiddos, walking trails, kite-flying fields and a tiny beach. Not much beats hanging out on a quilt under your beach umbrella while the kiddos bounce in the shallow waves. If you're planning a multi-day stay, the campground offers many amenities that have been upgraded in recent years. A modern wash-house offers hot showers and flush toilets - a real improvement! Campsites are generous and mostly secluded, allowing you to enjoy nature without being on top of your neighbour. Costs are reasonable, although regulations have tightened up in the last few years. Don't let that stop you, though - Graves Island truly has to be experienced to be believed.

Beautiful beach, the waves are the perfect size to have fun in without being pummeled. The sand is…read moreso soft and clean. Perfect for sand castles. The ocean floor is so clean and soft; no need for shoes or anything. Highly recommend for family's and kids

Love to walk along the beach. And drive on it. Fantastic white sand beach, super long to get your…read moresteps in and everything.

I was waiting for a restaurant to order and it was pouring cars and dogs so I went here to chill…read more Just park, turn off the engine, crack the window open and listen to the ocean. When it briefly stopped raining, I walked down to the beach and it was nice with the breeze. The location has outdoor washroom and change rooms, ample of parking and it seems when parking is full people park on the road. It seems to be a popular beach access for the locals- so it must be nice. Even off season the beach was quite clean- just be careful some dog owners are not picking up their doo doo. There should be a sign to remind pet owners. :(

Not a bad beach, lots of parking. If you can't drive to LaHave to visit better beaches, then this…read moreone hits the spot. Water is clean and the sand is fine to a tad course but nothing to complain about there.

Pictures don't do this beach justice. The most white sands…read morein Nova Scotia that I've ever seen. Usually the parking spaces are very limited, but today we had prime parking at the peak time of the day. The water is usually very clear but cold.

There is a great restaurant on the campground. Dinner Service and Breakfast. Music venue every…read morenight during season. Ocean view camping. Beach excess. The staff and chef are top. Great place to get away from the crowds. We camped in back of the playground. It was quite and more private. Full hookups. The road is a little rough coming in. Just take it slow. Deer come out at night to greet you. Check out it out and tryout gold mining You'll see what I mean when you get there. Say hello to Justine.

Bought two nights at the Ovens but left after one night because of the rude actions of the manager…read moreJane who was upset that we bought our firewood outside the camp at the local gas station and it was our mistake that we did not read the rules about fire and we had a fire going in the morning, her employee said nicely that he was going to get water to put it out and we apologized but five minutes after he left to get water she came speeding into our campsite yelling at us! Asking us if we had a bucket to put it out?! We explained that her employee was bringing water she proceeded to yell about fire wood and then speeded off. We packed up and left. I believe that there are better ways to talk to people without hostility especially in front of children!

It is a very nice scenic beach, it is a very long walk to get to the end but it was gorgeous. I…read morerecommend walking along the beach for the views and at the "end" (which is the end of where you can walk) at the beach you will find a lot of seaweed and shallow water. You can find live clams which are very cool and a few crabs or hermit crabs. Only that part is warm, the water is cooler everywhere else. Overall I definitely recommend this beach.

While it's true, I haven't visited every beach in Nova Scotia, this one is my favorite to date!…read more Five kilometers of sandy beach makes this the longest beach in the province. And whether you like to surf and swim or just wander along the shoreline, it's heaven on earth. Just ask anyone who's there. Hot sunny weekends in the summer are obviously busy, but even then you can find stretches that are deserted...just you, the birds and the waves for company. Glorious if you ask me. Build a sand castle...sure. Pack a picnic...definitely. Catch a wave...I leave that to you.