Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
From HWY 104, take Exit 12, at the roundabout take the first exit to Glenholme/Parrsboro, continue north 500 meters, our campground is on the right. See you soon!
Get Google DirectionsWelcome to Truro / Tidal Bore KOA! Experience the natural wonder of Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy at Truro / Tidal Bore KOA, where adventure and scenic beauty meet. Nestled along the Debert River, this KOA is just steps away from front-row views of the famous tidal bore—a rare and powerful natural phenomenon where ocean tides push upriver in a dramatic wave. Whether you're stopping for the night or planning a longer stay, Truro / Tidal Bore KOA is the perfect basecamp for exploring Nova Scotia's coastal beauty and inland charm. Exploring Truro, NS. Located just minutes from the charming town of Truro, this KOA gives you easy access to local restaurants, shops, and attractions. Discover the unique rock formations of Victoria Park, learn about the region's rich history at the Colchester Historeum, or watch the incredible tidal bore roll in at the nearby Fundy Discovery Site. Day trips to Halifax, the Bay of Fundy, or Peggy's Cove are all within reach, making this the ideal launch point for your Nova Scotia adventure.
Fundy Discovery Site is one of the most convenient and accessible places to experience the incredible tidal phenomena of Canada's Bay of Fundy – home to the highest tides on Earth! A tidal bore occurs here on the Salmon River near Truro, Nova Scotia twice daily at predicted times offering a natural demonstration of the extremity of Fundy's renowned tides.Located just 12 minute from the Truro KOA, the Fundy Discovery Site is a central orientation site for visitors to the Bay of Fundy – a place to gather, learn about, and enjoy this diverse tidal landscape and special part of the world.
Link to the Tidal Bore time chart: https://fundydiscovery.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Fundy-Discovery-Site-Tidal-Bore-Times-Dec2024-Jul2025.pdf
1 Church St.
Truro, NS B2N 3Z5
Masstown had its beginnings with French settlers, known as Acadians, settling the area near the Cobequid Bay in 1705. Just up from Masstown Market, is a cairn marking the site of the first Acadian church in Nova Scotia. The area is predominately farmland.
VISIT!
A visit to Masstown Market is like coming home to good friends, family and comforting food. We are a fully accessible, barrier free establishment offering year-round service.
SHOP!
Masstown Market is very much a one stop shopping experience. You can find everything from basic necessities, fresh produce and fine cuts of meat to unique gifts, home décor, trending apparel and flowering shrubs.
EAT!
Let your taste buds come alive! Be creative at our sandwich bar, featuring our Masstown Market Bakery-made breads or if you are in a hurry grab a meal-to-go. Gluten-friendly menu choices are always available. And we never skip dessert!
DISCOVER!
Leave extra time to explore all we have to see and do here at Masstown Market. Our lighthouse is a great place to start, race you to the top!
10622 NS-2
Debert, NS B0M 1G0
Truro Raceway offers something for everyone; from the young to the young at heart. A visit to Truro Raceway provides a unique entertainment experience that has people on the edge of their seat and wanting more.
73 Ryland Ave.
Truro, NS B2N 7B8
You won't want to miss the Joe Howe and Waddell waterfalls, Jacobs Ladder, or the Holy and Wishing Wells! Victoria Park also has a playground, picnic area, splash-pad, and swimming pool. Victoria Park is a popular outdoor destination for the entire family!A natural woodland park that spans 3,000 acres and located only minutes from downtown. The extensive trail system winds through natural gorges, waterfalls, tall trees and inspiring look-offs.
29 Park Rd.
Truro, NS B2N 4E5
An authentic handcrafted maple syrup farm experience deep in the sugar woods of northern Nova Scotia.Sugar Moon Farm began in 1973 as Boondock Maple Products + Pancake House, owned and operated by Bob Williams.When we met Bob in 1994, he was ready to pass on the farm to someone who would continue making maple syrup on the property. We commenced a 2-year apprenticeship, learning the crafts of maple sugaring and horse logging. In 1996, we took over the farm and renamed it Sugar Moon Farm. We expanded the restaurant over the winter of 2000/01 and have been open year round ever since, celebrating this Great Canadian Experience in all four seasons.
221 Alex MacDonald Road
Earltown, NS B0K 1V0
There are 3 golf courses in Truro, Nova Scotia, including 3 public courses.
There are also another 8 golf courses within 20 miles of Truro.
Grab your sticks, or utilize a set of rentals at the abundant number of courses located near by. Enjoy the fresh country air and take in the scenic views. At the almost a dozen courses situated within a short drive of Truro KOA.
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Truro, NS X0X 0X0
The Faculty of Agriculture's breathtaking Agricultural Campus is an idyllic place to live, work, play and learn. Boasting nearly 11 hectares of extensive plant collections, this campus is home to a rock garden, along with shade and herb gardens, a butterfly meadow, an apple orchard and other unique features which shelter important collections and create quite havens for visitors.A series of gardens and an extensive plant collection on the 60 hectare Agricultural Campus of Dalhousie University provide a living laboratory for the landscape horticulture program. Trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants, and farm crops are displayed and interpreted in both functional use settings and in naturalistic areas.Themed areas such as the Rock Garden and Herb Garden feature courtyards, walls, and natural stone. The Rock Garden, covering one-half acre of land situated on a south facing slope, consists of a rock face, two dry streams, a gravel scree bed, and a damp area, providing a wide variety of habitats for plants including a collection of dwarf conifers and alpine and saxatile plants.Unique themed gardens, 2.1 km walking trail, Various garden beds, wedding photographic opportunity (booking required), accessible washrooms, accessible visitor parking, Group catering available (with advance notice), group tours available (with advance notice), Limited accessibility to certain areas.
62 Cumming Dr.
Bible Hill, NS B2N 2P7
COME TASTE & ENJOY!
Jost Vineyards is nestled in the gentle hills and sheltered coastal inlets of Nova Scotia's Northumberland shores. The longest operating and largest winery in Nova Scotia, Jost Vineyards is a pioneer of the Nova Scotia wine industry producing distinctive wines and styles, which have won hundreds of national and international awards.
48 Vinetage Lane
North Shore, NS B0K 1E0
We invite you to stop by and enjoy our Mini Golf, Fun Fort and Park. Lots of fun for whole family!
Be sure to say hi to Marvin the Mastodon.Enjoy an ice cream while you're here! There's lots of outdoor seating on the Upper Deck and in our Event Area under the tents. We look forward to seeing you! Open for the season from early June until mid October.
87 Main St. W
Stewiacke, NS B0N 1T0
Within the Shubenacadie (pronounced "Shoo-ben-ack-a-dee") Wildlife Park's 40 hectares is all the wonder and excitement millions of visitors have enjoyed for over sixty years.This facility places special emphasis on providing a wide range of outdoor recreational and educational opportunities to Nova Scotians and visitors alike.Located just off Highway 102, Exit 11 at Stewiacke from Truro, just a short 30 minutes away from the Truro KOA.
Be sure to say hello to "Shubie Sam", the famous prognosticating groundhog who provides the people of NS with his weather predictions every February 2nd! Every year, Shubenacadie Sam makes the earliest prediction in North America because the Sam family burrow is located in the Atlantic time zone. Sam predicts at 8am sharp local time. While Sam's predictions have never been wrong, sometimes, the weather is wrong.
149 Creighton Rd.
Shubenacadie, NS B0N 2H0
Newly opened in summer 2024, Nova Scotia's only lift-accessible downhill mountain bike park. From full-day tickets to season passes, bike rentals to lessons, Wentworth has many options for all levels of rider.Explore 30 km of downhill mountain bike trails in two recreation areas – the Lift Zone and the Climb Zone – each with different riding access and features.Chairlift runs weekends & holiday Mondays from July to end of October. Climb zone open daily from mid-April to end of October.Climb zone trails are not patrolled, ride at own risk.
14595 Highway 4
Wentworth, NS B0M 1Z0
The Cobequid Trail is an 18-kilometre network of walking and cycling trails in central Colchester County, at the head of Cobequid Bay and the Bay of Fundy. Explore woodland paths and shaded brooks. Follow the rail trail through farmland and Acadian dikelands beside the tidal Salmon River and watch the tidal bore arrive twice daily. Discover We'kwampekitk, the Mi'kmaq name for the Truro area, which means “where the bay runs far up”. Great for bicycling, long distance running, leisurely walks and wildlife viewing, this trail has numerous trailheads, rest areas with benches and picnic tables, and scenic viewpoints.Trail use: Walking, cycling and snowshoeing are permitted. Dogs on leash are permitted; please clean up after your dog. Motorized vehicles are prohibited.Trail map: www.colchester.ca/cobequid-trail
202 Willow St.
Truro, NS B2N 0A7
With the addition of our new all-season accomodation rentals, guests can cozy up by the fireplace or relax in the personal hot tub after an enjoying a day of skiing!
Ski Wentworth, the Maritime's largest ski area, located in the Northumberland Shore region, is 238 vertical metres (815 vertical feet) high with 25 alpine trails, 10 km of cross country trails, terrain park, aerials and moguls sites, snowshoeing, and a variety of trails that will challenge any skier from beginner to expert. The longest run is 3.7 km (2.3 mi). Lifts include two quad chairlifts, a conveyor, and a T-bar. Night skiing starts at 3:00 pm. Our facilities include our Snow School; ski shop and repair; ski and snowboard rentals and lessons; and restaurant/bar, cafeteria and outdoor beer garden.Ski Wentworth was the 2011 Canada Winter Games venue for alpine and freestyle skiing.
14595 Highway 4
Wentworth, NS B0M 1Z0
The trout are always running at Truro KOA! Grab your rod and head for the Debert River. We have two fishing areas at the campground
Truro KOA
85 Elm River Pkwy
Glenholme, NS B0M 1G0
Whether you are coming from Prince Edward Island or heading there for your next stop, Truro KOA is the perfect travel distance to be. Embark on a voyage between PEI and Nova Scotia via Canada's longest bridge and the world's longest bridge over ice covered water. Enjoy sea and sky views across the Northumberland Straight.
The toll is only collected as you leave the Island. Maybe return on the ferry. The Nova Scotia ferry terminal is just 86km to Truro KOA.
HWY NB-16E
Carleton, NB NA
Whether you are coming from Prince Edward Island or heading there for your next stop, Truro KOA is the perfect travel distance to be. Embark on a voyage between PEI and Nova Scotia. Enjoy Maritime charm with sea and sky views across the Northumberland Straight.
75 minutes. A liftime of memories!
HWY 106, Trans-Canada
Caribou, NS NA
The Halifax Waterfront is one of the most-visited destinations in all of Nova Scotia. Stroll the nearly 4 kilometre boardwalk which spans from the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 to Casino Nova Scotia. Along the way explore museums, browse boutique shops, dine at waterfront restaurants, take a harbour tour, venture out to McNab's Island, watch boats of all sizes come and go, take in a festival, and end the day on a patio watching the sun set over the harbour. Truro KOA is a great basecamp to take daytrips into the city.
Halifax Waterfront
Halifax, NS N/A
Take in a panoramic view of Halifax's waterfront, while the Town Clock chimes noon. The Town Clock was completed in 1803, known for its accuracy, still has its original clockworks intact. Located at the base of the Halifax Citadel, which once guarded this key naval station of the British Empire. Take in a Citadel Tour before strolling down through Parade Square, home of Halifax's City Hall and St. Paul's Anglican Chruch, celebrating its 275th year in 2025, the oldest Anglican church in North America & the oldest building in Halifax.
Truro KOA is the perfect basecamp to daytrip into Halifax!
1768 Brunswick St.
Halifax, NS B3J 3X8
With more than 125 provincial parks in Nova Scotia, it's easy to find a spot to enjoy a little fresh air, exercise, scenery and nature!
MacElmon's Pond Provincial Park is just up the road from Truro KOA. Pack a picnic basket, get the dog & head on over.
219 MacElmon Rd.
Debert, NS B0M 1G0
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