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Hammonds Plains | Nova Scotia

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Atlantic Splash Adventure

Atlantic Splash Adventure is a waterpark with additional amusement park rides like a Ferris wheel, tilt-a-whirl, and coasters. Ride and Slide passes let individuals access all attractions (besides the go-karts) as often as they like. The park includes five main waterslides of various intensities so kids of many ages can enjoy themselves (be sure to check the height requirements).

The season starts in June and runs until September – check their site for exact dates.

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Hatfield Farm

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There’s no shortage of activities to do at Hatfield Farm. They’re known for their Petting Pen, pony rides, and wagon rides. For the damper days, Hatfield Farm has Fort Clayton, an indoor, heated games barn filled with inflatable arenas, a mechanical bull, and more. Fort Clayton is a very popular birthday party destination, and catering is available.

My favourite is the Family Round-Up package, where families enjoy a mid-morning wagon ride, followed by time in Fort Clayton, then take a break for an all-you-can-eat lunch. Afterwards, you head to the ziplines, playground, mini putt, and horseshoe toss. The experience is wrapped up with another wagon ride back to the farm, where you can spend as much time as you’d like at the Petting Pens.

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Vernon’s Thunderbird Diner

Vernon’s Thunderbird Diner began in 2007. Its owner, Vernon, uses the diner to have fun, meet new people in his golden years, and provide a place for people to enjoy amazing food. As you may have guessed, Vernon is also an antique car enthusiast.

Vernon serves delicious, traditional diner food with a few fun additions, such as the roasted beet salad and the classic Reuben. Please stop by and tell Vernon we sent you!

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Mind Hack Room Escape

Mind Hack Room Escape has two main locations, Hammonds Plains and Dartmouth, and each location has different puzzles. Groups can be 4-10 people, and it’s family-friendly; although, persons 14 and under must have an adult as some themes can be spooky for younger kids. Participants have 60 minutes to solve the room, and the puzzles are challenging, even for adult groups.

Escape rooms are a great way to test your skills and teamwork (and maybe friendships).

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Hammonds Plains Disc Golf Course

Just down the road from Vernon’s Thunderbird Diner is the Hammonds Plains Disc Golf Course. It’s an 18-hole course open to the public and free. The course uses seldom-used roads, trails, wooded areas, and open areas under powerlines. Plus, you can grab some great grub after working up an appetite.

Though open to the public, the course is located on private land. As such, it’s asked that players are respectful to the owner Mr. Kynock and his dog Brutus.

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First Baptist Church Hammonds Plains

The First Baptist Church of Hammonds Plains was established in 1823. The original church building was erected in 1843, located on lands adjacent to the present facility, in the Baptist Meeting House on the site of the Burying Ground, now known as the Hammonds Plains Baptist Cemetery.

The existing building was erected in the early 1900s in a new location, slightly removed from the first.

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