Nearby Attractions
Within a 30-minute drive of Bear River, Nova Scotia, there are numerous exciting activities to explore. From golfing and spa treatments to local restaurants, farmer’s markets, and whale watching, there’s something for everyone.
History buffs can visit museums, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy old growth forests, boat tours, lighthouses, and historic gardens. With a diverse range of options, there’s no shortage of things to do and explore within a short drive of Bear River.
Kejimkujik
National Park &
National Historic Site
3005 Kejimkujik Main Parkway, Caledonia, NS
Paddle, hike, bike, camp, and connect with nature and Mi’kmaw culture.
Explore Mi’kmaw petroglyphs, traditional encampment areas, and canoe routes dating back thousands of years.
Experience the night sky in Nova Scotia’s only Dark-Sky Preserve.
Kejimkujik is located approximately 30 minutes drive from Bear River.
Digby
Located within the SouthWest Nova UNESCO Biosphere Reserve at the edge of the Bay of Fundy, the Digby area has something for everyone. With world-class whale watching, unique architecture, authentic fishing villages, incredible seafood, local vineyards, hiking, cycling, kayaking, golfing, shopping and a range of one-of-a-kind tours throughout the area, we believe you’ll be hooked!
Ranked one of the friendliest communities in Canada, we will always make you feel at home.
With links to Digby Neck and Islands, Weymouth, Smith's Cove and, of course, Bear River the Digby Area Tourism site is a valuable resource about attractions in the area.
Annapolis Royal
With one of the highest concentrations of heritage building in Canada (135 and counting), the Town of Annapolis Royal contains an unusual treasure of heritage buildings, including the oldest wooden frame buildings in Canada.
Famous for the Fort Anne National Historic Site, the Historic Gardens, and its Saturday morning market, Annapolis Royal effortlessly blends history with modern charm.