Power Brook Accommodations

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Power Brook Accommodations is a family owned and operated small business with 6 rustic camping cottages located on the edge of picturesque Ingonish Harbour. We also have motel rooms and rental homes available.

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38397 Cabot Trail, Ingonish Harbour, Nova Scotia

902-297-0110

powerbrook1@gmail.com

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