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Rissers Beach Provincial Park

Things to do

A supervised 1.5 km sheltered sandy beach with a marsh boardwalk, picnic areas, and two campgrounds within Rissers Beach Provincial Park.

From the Nova Scotia Parks website:

A 1.5-km sheltered sandy beach (supervised July/August), a boardwalk along an inland marsh, and two campgrounds. Amenities include picnic areas, a playground, hiking trails, kayaking access, and washrooms with accessible features.

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Getting Here

‍Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ) to Black Salt Retreat in Riverport (situated on Ritcey Cove/East LaHave) takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes (approximately 142 km).

1hr 40min from Halifax Airport

Rissers Beach Provincial Park

A supervised 1.5 km sheltered sandy beach with a marsh boardwalk, picnic areas, and two campgrounds within Rissers Beach Provincial Park.

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