Hubbards Beach Campground Cottages

To share a lot. Camp sites are nearby, but do not stop slide film. 24-hour access to the stunning sandy beach. Ideal for swimming water speed about 75 degrees. Just a few minutes walk from bar/restaurants, lobster dinner venue, cycling routes. Perfect location for sightseeing in the area. Park offers mainly seasonal locals who are friendly and helpful. You like party so a little show a little patience. Some evenings can be loud... take it in Stride and come. Bob at the desk goes over and over to make your stay pleasant. We will definitely return. Had a great 6 night stay.

Don’t get the bad reviews. Yes, there are mostly seasonal sites but we stayed for 3 nights and enjoyed it very much. The site size is the same as most privately owned campgrounds with lovely old trees around camp sites. Staff were friendly and accommodating. The water is not drinkable but they do have a filtered water site where you can fill up jugs for drinking. The campground was quiet and very walkable. Beach is nice but not the best NS has to offer. Showers are standard. Canteen on site, fish and chips are delicious. Lobster suppers on site too with mixed reviews. We didn’t try it. Close to the city to escape for a few days. Location is great. We enjoyed our stay here.

Campground close to the beach. But very small sites. We stay there on saturday. Much people makes Party. But the great problem is the ShorClub in front of the CP... if there are concert, you here we music very loud to the CP until 3 am in the morning...

Campsite is clean and staff are friendly, the only negative is that the sites are narrow. The location is fantastic with easy access to bike trail. Beach is beautiful and great for Kayaking.

We rented Oak Hollow cottage for our family get-together week, our second time staying at Hubbards camp ground. We love the rustic charm of the old cabins and don't mind cobwebs etc that some reviewers complain about. Don't expect luxury but there's everything you need for a relaxing holiday and, best of all, the lovely beach, where I swam every morning before breakfast. Our enjoyment was a wee bit spoiled by the expansion of the camp ground area by the lagoon since our previous visit to accommodate large RVs that for some reason require a constantly running generator. I did mention this to the office and they said they'd have a word. Well, it was a little more quiet that evening but the following night back to running through again, which definitely changes the peaceful rustic charm. We enjoyed a lobster Supper at the Shore Club, and a concert there by Matt Minglewood, quite an experience for visitors from the UK. We were also amused by the appearance of Moonshine camp ground from the CBC TV series at the far end of Hubbards Beach. We thought it was real! We will hopefully be back.