- TripBuzz found 8 things to do with kids in or near Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, including 5 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Annapolis Royal.
- From Valleyview Provincial Park to James House Museum, the Bridgetown area offers 18 different types of family activities, including: Scenic Walks, Specialty Museums, Golf and Hiking Trails.
- A small town in Nova Scotia, Bridgetown has a growing downtown area with quaint shops and dining cafes. Once a shipbuilding community, residents enjoy a number of outdoor activities including fishing, tennis, curling, boating and lawn bowling. The city further provides an indoor activity center where ice skating, soccer and other fun can be had.
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Hampton Mountain Road, Bridgetown, Nova Scotia
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Valleyview Provincial Park features thirty campground and picnic sites along a woodland area with scenic views. WiFi is available for visitors who wish to stay connected to the outside world.
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Featuring a military museum that focuses on the participation of local residents in Canadian conflicts, the James House Museum helps visitors to connect with the area's local history. The location also showcases newspapers dating back to 1876.
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The Historic Cyprus Walk is a tour that leads you through the past and present culture of the Bridgetown area. The 1.5 hour route begins at the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Park, near where the Cyprus vessel was constructed.
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441 St. George Street, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
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Overlooking the tidal river valley, the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens features 17 acres of flowers, herbs, plants, evergreens, grasses, trees and rock gardens. Also enjoy the garden caf_, shop as well as special exhibits, arts and music.
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The King's Theatre, a center for the performing arts, is located in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. Seating 220 guests, the non-profit theatre features classic and contemporary music, dance, films and theatrical programs.
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P.O. Box 9, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
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The Fort Anne National Historic Site is the oldest historic site in Canada. Families can enjoy the self-guided tours and learn about Nova Scotia with helpful maps, family activity booklet and seek and find checklist for treasure hunting. Also consider the candlelight graveyard tours.
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242 St. George Street, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
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While walking along the riverside boardwalk in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, visit the historic Annapolis Lighthouse. Built in 1889, it's located halfway between the Equator and the North Pole.
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Visit the theme and adventure park at Upper Clements Park. Families enjoy 30+ rides, attractions, food, crafts and special events as well as zip lines, courses and bridges through the trees.
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Besides providing a unique biology lesson, GAEL Tours also introduces its clients to the effects of massive tides on the Bay of Fundy. What?s more, visitors also climb over rocks as they search for sea creatures.
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The Oakland farm zoo hosts fifty acres of grounds to view international animals contained in a rural environment. It's the largest zoo in Nova Scotia. The zoo is located in the Annapolis Valley, close to shopping centers and beaches.