Gulf Shore Provincial Park

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The Gulf Shore Provincial Park is a public area with picnic tables (some sheltered) and a short stroll to the beach. It’s a great spot to take advantage of the warm waters on the East Coast. Not too rocky, with large sandbars at low tide, it’s the perfect place for a little walk with the dogs or an all-day excursion.

Photo: https://parks.novascotia.ca/park/gulf-shore

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