On the shore of the Northumberland Strait, the park offers camping, walking, and swimming in some of the warmest saltwater swimming north of the Carolinas. Gives location, map, reservation details, and mailing address.

Information about camping and activities available, tips, and contact details.

The official Parks Canada homepage, home of the Cabot Trail. Features contact details, directions, recreation, hours of operation, fees and a virtual tour.

Open mid-May through mid-October, the park features 90 metre sea cliffs overlooking the world's highest tides and offers a 90 site campground and a beach. Describes attractions, facilities and location.

Provides an important voice of support for Kejimkujik National Park and assistance with complementary services and activities to visitors. Features backcountry campground maps, weather and wildlife information, membership details, photo gallery, programs and projects, and contact details.

Discusses the park, its history and location, wildlife and plants, ecology and the seaside adjunct.

From the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources.

A privately owned 190 acre reserve of coastal forest featuring sea caves. Includes history, description of tours and activities, photos, camping and cabin information, rates, special events, and local tourist links.

Brief description of the park, its facilities and services, nearby attractions, and a map showing where the park is located.

Government operated park featuring local and exotic wildlife, interpretive displays, and an ajacent picnic area. Information about the park and education programs offered, photos, list of wildlife, kids' colouring pages, and location details.

An area of over 1,000 square kilometres in southwestern Nova Scotia, of natural landscape and biodiversity.