Arts North
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Cape North
Arts North, located near the northern tip of Cape Breton’s Cabot Trail, is an artisan’s consignment gallery retailing only high quality ...
Meat Cove Campground
2479 Meat Cove Road
902-383-2379
Meat Cove, the most northern tip of Cape Breton Island, is surrounded by jagged cliffs, valleys of connected mountains where bald eagles soar above. Here, you will find yourself surrounded by magnificent views from all of our 30 unserviced campsites that come supplied with a picnic table, fire pit, and grill.
We also have four camp wilderness cabins (bring own bedding).
The Meat Cove Campground also includes hot showers, flush toilets, and access to fresh drinking water as well as The Chowder Hut, kayak rentals, and hiking and biking trails.
Meat Cove Campground also has space available for the RV traveler.
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