A Nova Scotia Bed and Breakfast Inn offering the finest in luxury accommodations.
Attractions Within Walking Distance
Experience the Power of Fundy and go Tidal Bore rafting. View the eco system of the Bay Of Fundy from the water.
Take walking tours of Maitland village, Nova Scotia’s first “Heritage Conservation District”.
Revisit the Golden Age of Shipbuilding at the Lawrence House Museum.
(seen in Flash Movie at left).
Visit “Riverview Herbs” Nova Scotia’s leader in the production of local and exotic herbs.
Visit local artist at work “Ben McLellan” as he transforms a rustic burl of wood into a beautiful piece of handcrafted art.
At the village antique store you can choose a beautiful piece of hand carved ivory or a whale tooth as artist Kevin Neil performs his age old art of “Scrimshaw”
Visit the East Hants Historical Museum in Lower Selma, an excellent site to start a genealogical search. See the antique medical table used during the aftermath of the Titanic.
Enjoy the beaches of Anthony Park, whether enjoying the sun or swimming in beautiful Cobequid Bay.
Visit Burntcoat Head Park, the reproduction of the Burntcoat Head lighthouse (the sight of the world's highest recorded tides) and walk amongst the Bay of Fundy "Flower pots" (wave-sculpted sandstone formations).
Go golfing at the nine-hole golf cliff side course in Cambidge.
Visit the Walton Lighthouse and look-off with unparalleled views of Cape Blomidon.
Day trips are always a favorite. Cresthaven is within an hour of the city of Halifax, The International Airport, The Annapolis Valley.
Visit the Studio Gallery of world renowned artist Joy Laking.
Visit the studio and gardens of Rasberry Bay Stone, as master stone mason "Heather Lawson" creates timeless accents for the home and garden from natural stone. Located in Bass River.
Visit the Studio of Canadian artist Ken Spearing. After viewing the collection of Spearing’s works at Cresthaven, head to Summerville to his gallery.
Explore the fossil cliffs of Cambridge with Ken Branchard. Ken offers tours of the beach and fossils. Enjoy a walking tour with interpretive displays showing the forming of the cliffs and the layers of fossils over millions of years.
Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island are both just two hours away
