Lissa's Guidebook
Food Scene
order pizza ahead of time and have it ready for when you arrive into town. short 5 minute drive from the old kettle. Also available is local baked goods and homemade soups and sandwiches, fresh coffee and a few toiletry items you may have forgotten.
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Riverbank General Store and Restaurant
8 Medway River Rdorder pizza ahead of time and have it ready for when you arrive into town. short 5 minute drive from the old kettle. Also available is local baked goods and homemade soups and sandwiches, fresh coffee and a few toiletry items you may have forgotten.
amazing food, great beer on tap and beautiful views of the Mersey River nearby.
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Lane's Privateer Inn & Restaurant
27 Bristol Aveamazing food, great beer on tap and beautiful views of the Mersey River nearby.
Sightseeing
Rissers Beach Provincial Park is found 24 km (15 mi) south of Bridgewater on the Atlantic Coast in Green Bay, at the mouth of the Petite Riviere. This beautiful park has a 1.5-km (1-mi) sheltered sandy beach (supervised July/August), an interpretation centre, a boardwalk along an inland marsh and two campgrounds.
Nearby:
Wile Carding Mill, DesBrisay Museum (Bridgewater), and Fort Point Museum (LaHave).
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Rissers Beach Provincial Park
5366 Highway 331Rissers Beach Provincial Park is found 24 km (15 mi) south of Bridgewater on the Atlantic Coast in Green Bay, at the mouth of the Petite Riviere. This beautiful park has a 1.5-km (1-mi) sheltered sandy beach (supervised July/August), an interpretation centre, a boardwalk along an inland marsh and two campgrounds.
Nearby:
Wile Carding Mill, DesBrisay Museum (Bridgewater), and Fort Point Museum (LaHave).
Cherry Hill Beach offers a direct route to happiness via its empty curve of fine grey sand, exposed water and endless sky.
A wonderful beach for surfers or a nice place to walk on the rocks and enjoy an afternoon.
This beach is located off the 331 Highway in the community of Cherry Hill.
Directions: Turn at the firehall. Beach access isn’t marked
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Cherry Hill Beach
Cherry Hill Beach offers a direct route to happiness via its empty curve of fine grey sand, exposed water and endless sky.
A wonderful beach for surfers or a nice place to walk on the rocks and enjoy an afternoon.
This beach is located off the 331 Highway in the community of Cherry Hill.
Directions: Turn at the firehall. Beach access isn’t marked
Carters Beach is simply one of the most beautiful beaches in Nova Scotia. It is essentially three beaches in one, with three crescent areas one after another. All three are made up of soft white sand. The kids love walking the beach in search of sand dollars as much as they enjoy playing in the water.
The parking area for this beach is not large so it can appear crowded even when the beaches are not.
There are no change areas or washrooms at Carters Beach.
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Carters Beach
89 Carters Beach RdCarters Beach is simply one of the most beautiful beaches in Nova Scotia. It is essentially three beaches in one, with three crescent areas one after another. All three are made up of soft white sand. The kids love walking the beach in search of sand dollars as much as they enjoy playing in the water.
The parking area for this beach is not large so it can appear crowded even when the beaches are not.
There are no change areas or washrooms at Carters Beach.
Whether you're looking to learn how to kayak, wanting to take your family on an adventure, or shopping for a new bicycle - we've got you covered! Liverpool Adventure Outfitters is your one stop shop for outdoor sporting equipment, Paddle Canada clinics, scheduled day tours and custom group events on Nova Scotia's South Shore.
Liverpool Adventure Outfitters
4003 Sandy Cove RdWhether you're looking to learn how to kayak, wanting to take your family on an adventure, or shopping for a new bicycle - we've got you covered! Liverpool Adventure Outfitters is your one stop shop for outdoor sporting equipment, Paddle Canada clinics, scheduled day tours and custom group events on Nova Scotia's South Shore.