New Harris, Nova Scotia Campground | North Sydney / Cabot Trail KOA

Set out on one of North America's most memorable scenic drives just minutes from this KOA.

Set out on one of North America's most memorable scenic drives just minutes from this KOA. The 185-mile-long Cabot Trail traces the northern perimeter of Cape Breton Island, hugging the shore along headlands, beaches, coves and picturesque fishing villages. Watch for whales from one of many dramatic vista points. Enjoy local seafood and other fare along the way, including indigenous cuisine at the Acadian Museum in Cheticamp. Circle back to this campground in a prime location, with terraced campsites overlooking the Bras d'Or inland sea. Diversions include a swimming beach, Wi-Fi, K9 park, mini golf, rec hall, playground and a boat launch. Canoe rentals available at the campground. Several golf courses are nearby; the ferry to Newfoundland is only 15 minutes away. Max pull thru: 75 feet. Your hosts: Jason and Bonnie Christopher.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
85' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Fishing
Mini Golf ($)
Firewood ($)
Pavilion

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Great place to stay , friendly staff , amazing views and very clean. 10/21/2020

Great campground hosts! Very helpful. Highly recommend the park. 10/18/2020

As a first time RV'er I can only say that if this first trip is what to expect in the future then I am going to be out there in the rv world all the time. Just put my rig away for the winter and cannot wait until the Spring. Going to take a long trip across Canada ... 10/14/2020

Great 10/14/2020

We had 2 marvelous week long stays at KOA North Sydney/Cabot Trail this year. Our hosts, Bonny and Jason, were so friendly and helpful. The campground is well located for access to the entire Island of Cape Breton... 10/13/2020

Quick, but all good, stayed before a very enjoyable park 10/13/2020

everything was as expected. Jay and Bonnie are very accommodating, friendly and always available. facilities were clean and well organized. Highly recommend! 10/13/2020

Warm welcome and easy, efficient check-in. Escorted to great site. Good to be back. 10/13/2020

Our hostes were very nice. The spot we had had a beautiful view of the seal island bridge. We've been there before and we will go back again . 9/23/2020

Our stay in this park was very short and very good. The lady who runs the campground was excellent!! 9/23/2020

Picturesque ! Great job despite Covid!! 9/8/2020

Very friendly and accommodating staff. Very quiet. Clean and respectful of COVID19 requirements, 9/5/2020

Extremely friendly staff, clean facility. Staff went above and beyond, even finding us at the lake to ask if we would need firewood. Location is incredible. 9/5/2020

Beautiful views. Super friendly owners 9/5/2020

It was AWESOME, 1000% we will be back, such a peaceful place to stay, we can't wait to return. 8/29/2020

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