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Looking to explore the wilderness of Kejimkujik, to watch as the highest tides in the world flow in and out from communities situated around the Bay of Fundy, or maybe to experience a cozy retreat in the woods that you can make your home base while you explore Nova Scotia? You’ll find the perfect places to stay, dine, visit and see when you stay within Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley region.
Please note: To view all self-identified wheelchair accessible or partially accessible businesses/sites that appear on NovaScotia.com, click on “Show Advanced Filters” and under “Accessibility” select “Wheelchair Accessible” or “Partially Accessible”. The links on this page will be updated soon to provide only wheelchair accessible and partially accessible businesses and properties.
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley Places to Stay
- Mersey River Chalets: Seven wheelchair accessible chalets, woodland boardwalk, and more located near Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site.
- Accommodations at Kejimkujik: Three wheelchair accessible oTENTik accommodations.
- Valley Sky Glamping: Wheelchair accessible cabin.
- Gravity Luxury Domes: Nicole’s Dome is wheelchair accessible geodesic dome comes with a zero threshold shower.
- Seek Wilderness Accommodations: Balsam Fir Shipping Container Cabin is fully accessible and barrier free with a large bathroom and open concept bedroom and kitchenette.
- Upper Clements Cottages & RV Park: One wheelchair accessible cottage fully equipped with roll-in shower and shower bench.
- The August House: One wheelchair accessible unit with a kitchenette and roll-in shower bathroom on the main floor of the inn which is also fully accessible.
- The Sunshine Inn: One wheelchair accessible two bedroom cottage with seated shower and ramp into the cottage.
- Wild Caraway Cottages: The Orange cottage, pictured at the top of this page, is wheelchair accessible with a barrier-free bathroom with roll-in shower.
- Natura Wilderness Resort: Pine Tent, located at the beginning of the wooded trail system, comes with a queen bed and its own attached wheelchair accessible washroom.
- Old Orchard Inn & Spa: Newly renovated queen rooms (1 and 2 bed rooms available) that are barrier free with grab bars and roll-in shower.
- Blomidon Provincial Park: Campground with accessible washroom facilities with grab bars, roll-in shower with mounted seat and fixed showerhead.
Attractions, Museums & Artisan Shops & Galleries
Wheelchair accessible attractions, artisan shops and galleries throughout the Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley include:
- Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Fundy Geological Museum
- Alan Syliboy Art Studio: Wheelchair accessible building.
- Millbrook Cultural & Heritage Centre: Wheelchair accessible building with wide passages through exhibits.
- Ship’s Company Theatre: Ramps, barrier-free washrooms.
- Fundy Tidal Interpretive Centre: Wheelchair accessible building, washrooms and trail to the observation deck, along with parking.
- Anne Murray Centre: Wheelchair accessible building.
- Masstown Market: Barrier-free entrances and fully wheelchair accessible.
Restaurants and Places to Eat & Drink
Wineries that are wheelchair accessible include:
- 1365 Church Street Vineyard & Winery: Ramp into the winery tasting room with two accessible washrooms. Additional event venue is also fully wheelchair accessible.
- Blomidon Estate Winery: Ramp into the winery tasting room from parking lot and an accessible washroom.
- Grand Pré Winery: Ramp into the winery tasting room (steep paved driveway from paved parking lot).
- Luckett Vineyards & the Bistro: Accessible paved parking lot with access to winery tasting room and shop as well as patio bistro.
- Planters Ridge Winery: Ramp from parking lot into main level winery tasting room with accessible washrooms.
Additional places to eat & drink that are wheelchair accessible:
- Annapolis Cider Company: Ramp from sidewalk into shop and tasting bar with an accessible washroom.
- Hall’s Harbour Lobster Pound and Restaurant
- The Long Table Social Club
- The Acadian Dining Room Restaurant at Old Orchard Inn & Spa: Accessible paved parking lot and level entrance into the restaurant from the hotel’s lobby.
Outdoor Activities, Parks, Trails and Tours
- Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site: Wheelchair accessible camping, accommodations, trails, and washroom facilities.
- Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park: Wetland Centre and Wetland Trails are wheelchair accessible. Accessible parking is available as well.
- Ontree Fun & Adventure Park: One wheelchair accessible zipline course is available (advance booking required).
- Acacia Valley Trails: Wheelchair accessible trail (600m) with wooden look-off decks along the way.
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