Mira River Provincial Park

Mira River Provincial Park
Mira River Provincial Park
Open Gallery

Louisbourg & Area

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating

Trip Advisor Rating 3.8

Based on 28 Reviews

About

Mira River Provincial Park offers a picturesque water-side setting for a wide range of outdoor opportunities including walking, boating, canoeing, water skiing, fishing, and swimming.   The park is close enough for day trips to Sydney or the many attractions found in the area. A clearly defined trail in wooded areas, open fields, and along the shore can be used in the winter months for cross-country skiing. Please note that there are no facilities in the winter and parking is at the gate only.
Nearby: Fortress Louisbourg National Historic Site, Glace Bay Miners Museum and the Marconi National Historic Site (Glace Bay); and the Two Rivers Wildlife Park (Marion Bridge).
Campground accommodations include:  156 open and wooded overnight sites (97 unserviced; 59 with water and electrical services); some walk-in sites. Group sites available.
Park amenities include: flush toilets, showers, dishwashing station, laundry, playground and games area, disposal station, fire grills, boat launch, change house, wood, and ice. Wireless Internet access available at the administration building. This is a Campground Host park. Leashed pets permitted. 
Detailed Information:Outdoor activities: Canoeing, Fishing, KayakingDirections: Hwy 22, 22 km (14 mi) from Sydney.

Location & Contact

439 Brickyard Road, Albert Bridge, Nova Scotia

Social Media

Locals Know Blog

5 Ingredients for a Snowmobiling Getaway!

Are you a fan of snowmobiling? Then you'll love our 5 top ingredients for snowmobiling around the Island.

2 Minute Read

Warm Up to Winter: Fireplace Edition

Brr! It sure is cold out there, warm up with our Fireplace Edition and learn where all the hottest fireplaces are across the island.

3 Minute Read

Explore Canada Ambassador: Ashley George

Cape Breton Island Ambassador Ashley George was selected by Explore Canada as an official ambassador for her home province of Nova Scotia.

4 Minute Read