Upper Sackville RV Parks & Campgrounds
Campgrounds near Upper Sackville, Nova Scotia
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County Park
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Military Only
Pull-thru Sites
Pets Allowed
Big Rig Access
Tent Camping
55+ Only
Kid Friendly
Boondocking
Cabins & On-site Rentals
Dump Station
Group Camping
Dispersed Camping
Workamping
Class A Only
No Minors
Full Hookup
Electric 50 AMP
Electric 30/20/15 Amp
Sewer
Cable/Sat. TV Hookup
Central Water Spigot
Public Phone
Water
Restrooms
Showers
Laundry
Camp Store
Pet Area
Propane Available
Cafe / Snack Bar
Clubhouse
Firewood Available
Group Kitchen
Horse Camp
Landing Strip
Picnic Shelter
Restrooms: vault
Church Affiliated
Clothing Optional
Winery
RV Dealership
Fairground
Specialty Park
Permanent only
Members Only
Pool
Playground
Recreation Trails
Rec Room
Casino
Fishing
Beach
Biking
Boating
Golf
Gym/Workout Facilities
Horseshoes
Mini-Golf
Outdoor Courts
Pickleball
Water Access
WiFi
Nightly Price
$0 - $125
Elevation
-300' - 20,000'
Number of Sites
0 - 500
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- DandA83 Everything I will mention, you will already have heard about. But, just in case, the waterfront, Peggy's Cove, The Halifax Citadel (make sure and be there for the Noon Gun firing. We went downtown to The Carleton and saw Wayne Nicholson and the Ginhouse Boys. Very good blues.6 months ago Halifax West KOA
- RVL727525 The guys in the group went to the Steele wheel auto museum, it was small but they really enjoyed it. Went to the Halifax Harbor ( lots of free parking on the weekend). There was a cruise ship in port: NCL Norwegian Sun. We went to the farmers market, expecting a lot of fresh produce, but didnt find much. There were a lot of other vendors there. We went to the Maritime Museum and learned about the 1918 explosion and the titanic burial site. We walked up to the Clocktower and the citadel was closing soon so they let us in for free, they have an army museum there and the staff were very nice. We drove, about 5 miles to the Fairview cemetery to see the graves of the Titanic victims. The next day we drove to Peggys Cove. What a quaint little town. Walked around the rocks at the lighthouse. Ate lunch in West Dover. They had a food truck with decent food, mostly fried. Sat outside at picnic tables. The next day we drove to Dartmouth. We walked the trails at the Shubenacadie Canal and saw a sign for free tours at the Flume house at 1p a on Tuesday. It is on the marine railway which used to be a series of locks. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. Next we drove a few bocks to the Evergreen house. Another free attraction, local history and well preserved house from the 1800s. Uniacke Estate Museum park is about 5 miles from camp, has nice walking paths around the lake and a historical house that was closed on Monday and Tuesday6 months ago Halifax West KOA
- MysteryPoodle If you go to Peggy's Cove, maybe try to go early. It was just a mob scene when we were there. The Halifax docks were interesting.8 months ago Halifax West KOA
