Glamping off the Beaton Path
Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Broad Cove (Cape Breton)
Our four glamping tents are equipped with essential camping supplies – pots, pans, dishes, table, chairs, two double beds and much more. T...
21 overnight sites (E(30-amp),W,Se) + 80 seasonal; 2 rental trailers. Open & wooded family campground on Lake Ainslie; excellent scenery. FT, free showers, DS, fireplaces, laundromat, store, propane, pay phone, ice, tea room. Wi-Fi, CBTV in recreation hall, playground, darts, swimming in heated pool & lake, dock; kayak rentals. Daily loon & eagle sightings. Pets on leash.
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