Wheelchair Accessible Nova Scotia: Places to stay, dine, visit and more on Cape Breton Island
From strolling along Sydney’s waterfront boardwalk to site-seeing in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, visiting museums, artisan shops and g…
Visit the picturesque Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia where you’ll discover working fishing communities dotting its rugged coastline while offering up ocean views for as far as you can see. Here you can meander through two of Nova Scotia’s “living history museums” to take you back in time to the 1800s at Sherbrooke Village or to the 1940s at Memory Lane Heritage Village. Find places to dine and rest up at your accommodation for another day of sightseeing adventures!
Wheelchair Accessible Places to Stay on the Eastern Shore
- Seawind Landing Country Inn: Ocean-facing, barrier-free unit with two queen beds
- Lonely Rock Seaside Bungalows: One 2 bedroom bungalow is wheelchair accessible
- Liscombe Lodge Resort and Conference Centre: Two hotel rooms and two chalets are wheelchair accessible
- Porter’s Lake Provincial Park: Three accessible campsites and washroom with shower
- Salsman Provincial Park: 17 accessible campsites and accessible washroom with shower
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Attractions, Museums, Artisan Shops & Galleries and more
- Ataraxy Farm: Experience animal therapy with horses, donkeys, a mule, goats, and chickens, while finding a sense of serene calmness that the farm’s name embodies. Wheelchair accessibility features include an accessible deck, two accessible gates to the animal enclosures, and level pathways with wheelchair-friendly gravel to help ensure that all visitors, regardless of mobility, can enjoy the tranquil and healing environment here.
- Sherbrooke Village Museum:
- Memory Lane Heritage Village: All buildings on site are wheelchair accessible though some entrances are narrow and can have a small bump where the ramp meets the building. Wheelchair accessible washroom is located in the Hosking Store.
- SaltSpray Design and Art Cafe: Gallery and cafe are wheelchair accessible
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Restaurants and more that are wheelchair accessible
- Restaurant at Seawind Landing Country Inn: fully wheelchair accessible with two washrooms and wrap-around patio
- La Cuisine de Brigitte at L’Acadie de Chezzetcook / Acadian House Museum
- Riverside Dining Room at Liscombe Lodge Resort & Conference Centre
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Outdoor Activities, Parks, Trails and Tours
- Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park: Mobi Mat on the beach
- Moose River Gold Mines Provincial Park
- Porters Lake Provincial Park: Accessible campsites with accessible washroom facilities
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Wheelchair Accessibility by Region
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