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I had planned to just spend the night so that was perfect. Quiet, scenic town. Had dinner at the Red Cap Restaurant - cesar salad, glass of wine and cheesecake for desert. Cheesecake so so, not homemade.

We stayed during an unusually wet period in mid-July. It was very foggy early morning and late night, so we were unable to see much of a view. However, we got a few glimpses in, and it was very cool looking in the lowlands of Nova Scotia, particularly in Lower East Pubnico where we stayed. The landscape is very different in all six regions of N.S. With only 2 days to get in what we could, we were very surprised at how warm and welcoming the native people are and how beautiful the province is. We want to come back to see more and possibly travel north to New Foundland as well. We met a group of bikers on the C.A.T. back from N.S. to Maine and they told us so may stories about the way of life in N.S. and N.F. it will make you want to live there. Truely an amazing province and amazing people too.

We arrived after dark amd left the next morning. The hosts were wonderful, interesting, amd very hospitable. Fresh bread, fresh eggs,for breakfast and great service. Would highly recommend. Also rate was very reasonable.

I actually grew up on this property. The cottage owner purchased the land from my family years ago. I was thrilled to find out about the cottages being there. It was so special for me to stay there on the land that I lived on as a child. It was perfect and myself and my family will definitely book again in the future.