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Awesome place to visit at high AND low tides! Unfortunately it's completely inaccessible to anyone with any sort of walking difficulties.
Nice place. It was busy but I hear that this was the exception. Traverse to beach is short and has steps to rocks and below those are steps carved into the stone. A physically fit senior can handle.
Really interesting place to see the tides.
Incredible! Walked the sea floor at low tide, then headed off to tour the area and have breakfast. Returned to watch the tide rise for the last hour before high tide. The pace of the tidal flow is impressive and everyone watching was fascinated by it!
Amazing place, a must see if you like the tide
Beautiful scenery. Parking is close to the shore, not a tough hike by any means
Amazing place to go to experience high tides in Nova Scotia. To get the best out of your time there I reccommend checking the tides and if it's in or out. When the tide is out you can walk all over the ocean floor. When the tide is in it shows you good comparison of how much water comes in and how quick. Be careful to not walk too far from the stairs if the tide is coming as you can get caught in it and that's never good! Be smart!
Well-kept park. There are picnic tables and toilets. The signs give a lot of history, which is intetesting. Was there at High tide and will return to see low tide.
An amazing destination with free access to the park. Signage was informative. The park was very clean.
Worlds biggest tides. Explore the beach at low tide, see the red sandstone cliffs.
It's really pretty here. Nice picnic space. And you can watch the tidal bore here.
Stunning scenery and very helpful staff. Not a heavily populated tourist attraction, so made for a nice visit!
Beauty of a place to take a weekend drive to. Not much around there for restaurants or anything but the view is amazing and it makes for a nice place to adventure to.
Go in the morning super early when the tide is out. I was by myself for about 1 hour before a family with little children showed up and the echoes from their voices could be heard from far away. You can check the times for high and low tides before you go. google - burntcoat head park tides . There is also a sign posted when you walk down the stairs to the ocean floor stating what time you have to come back from walking on the ocean floor. This place is amazing and holds the guiness book of world records for most extremes - lowest tide and highest tide. From halifax it is about 1 hour and 15 minutes away....I didn't want to wait until high tide...which would have been about 6 hours later..that will be my next trip out..will go at high tide. Make sure you wear rubber boots as the rocks are slippery and there is some mud. Do not bring your dogs..they are not allowed to walk on the ocean floor. I am suspecting it is dangerous for them.
Beautiful place to walk
This is my go to spot ro explore and unwind. The todals that are created here are amazinga nd you can soend hours wading through the cool rocks and sea life. I have seen over 1000 hermit crabs within an hour time frame. I found some really neat sandstones and also found a fully intact skull of what looked like a seal. I would recommend this place to anyone who is able to walk and keep their balance. The area is sandy and there are a few areas where the look of the sand can be deceiving and you'll sink down into it quite a bit andpossible get stuck or at least have a really tough time getting out of it. Its a beautiful pkace to explore but it also has other great ameninties. There's a neat little lighthouse to go see, a lookoff, the gorgeous rock carved stairs that lead down to the ocean floor, washrooms and picnicking areas. There's also an overflow field for hangjng out and throwing a frisbee or laying out some blankets. Great for walking dogs and taking teens who can keep their footing It's still a great placr to bring the little but I wouldn't let them stray far. If you can, fet out this way and check it out :)
(Translated) Very impressive and the places are well maintained, and it's free !! (Original) Très impressionnant et les lieux sont bien entretenue, et c'est gratuit !!
Great day at burnt coat
Artbyjo this place was amazing
Actually quite amazing to walk on the sea floor. They could do a little more with the light house historic displays.
Who doesn't love exploring the ocean floor and a 47ft high tide?! A neat experience. Very clean park. Nice picnic area and washroom are available on site
Great place to visit for a staycation in Nova Scotia. Tide was not fully out when we got there but within an hour it was good enough to get down and walk around.
Very beautiful place to visit. Staff organises the tide watching. This play has washrooms and a parking lot
Must see in Nova Scotia with the highest tides in the world. A lot of information boards explaining the spot.
Go at Sunset!
The park is lovely and the chance to walk on the floor of the Minas Basin was incredible!
The wife and I love to bike and found this place this summer.Very interesting how the water has eroded the shore
It's a beautiful park with a lovely re creation of the lighthouse. And then, down to the ocean floor at low tide to wander about on the sandstone between the site and the flowerpot island on which the original lighthouse sat.
Lovely spot. Not super accessible - no wheelchair access. Lots of Hermit Crabs to find!
My wife is from AB, so I brought her here to watch the tides come in for the first time in her life. Blew her mind how fast and how much water comes in. Peaceful place, great for a walk, a picnic, and to watch the tides.
I don't know why more people aren't talking about how awesome this place is. Please go here and check it out.
Beautiful.
Walking around on the ocean floor is fun here.
Amazingly beautiful! Pack a lunch and explore the area so you can catch low tide and when the water has come back again. Bring boots or shoes you don't mind getting muddy so you can explore the tidal pools.
Great experience when it's low tide! Would love to watch the tide some in someday or have a picnic on the bay of fundy floor !
Beautiful place to go to. My wife and I took our 3 children here and they had a blast couldn't belive that the water actually rises that high loved the fact they were "under water" and sand mud snails for days. The view is absolutely beautiful. Plus the drive there is beautiful aswell. We will be going again highly recommend. (Make sure you check the tide times)
Had a gorgeous afternoon walking on the beach as the tide was rolling out. Stones were slick and water icy, so be aware of your surroundings as your walking about.
This place is amazing. Go for a walk walk on the ocean floor. Have a picnic or BBQ. Sit and listen to the bird's and nature. Watch the Fundy tides come in and go out. Visit and climb to the top of the lighthouse. Take a walk on the grounds. A great place to have a wedding. Only an hour from Halifax via the Beaverbank Road. A must see. A great Sunday drive. A little piece of Nova Scotia.
Amazing day out with my wife and kids, definitely will make the trip back.
Pretty awesome but too icy to get all the way down
Informative infographics posted along the trails, the lighthouse was really interesting to visit, and of course, walking along the seabed at low tide and watching the water rush in as the tide turned. The grounds are impeccably kept and perfect for a picnic after hours of exploring. A wonderful place to spend the day!
It's an amazing place. A great place to visualize the highest tides in the world.
Very nice spot. Lots of great rock formations.
So stunning to see...truly breath taking!
Was an awesome place to watch a lightning storm roll across the bay of fundy ꨄ
It's one of the nicest place to visit.
Absolutely stunning! Loved watching the tide roll out.
Great fun
A must-see for outdoor and nature lovers. Recommend visiting during low tide so you can walk on the ocean floor.
Currently closed for constructions but it is still possible to walk around.
Beautiful park, nice to explore with family!!
Very cool. Lots of hermit crabs!
Better than Hopewell rocks
This is the most beautiful place I've accidentally discovered. I was in awe pretty much the whole time I was there. I did not come prepared becuase I was in a long dress so I couldn't walk as far in as I would have liked. Also make sure your battery is full, mine died so I didn't get all the pictures I wanted.
We arrived early and surprise! An antique car club was having a picnic brunch, so we got to wander through and look at the antique automobiles before we wandered onto the ocean floor. We were there at lowest tide, and we were not able to stay long enough to watch the tide come in - we're planning a future trip to observe that. There are washrooms and shaded picnic tables in the park itself, as well as a lighthouse to visit. those parts are all accessible. Getting down to the ocean floor is part scramble part leap of faith. The floor itself is muddy, sandy, rocky, slippery and wet. Lots of kids went barefoot, most adults were wearing either water shoes or sneakers. A single water tap at the top is available for washing mud off and you will need to wash mud off. There are oodles of periwinkles everywhere so watch where you step. The tide pools have oodles of tiny hermit crabs so watch where you step. Definitely check out the tide schedule before you go. You have to be back up off the ocean floor three hours before the tide is due in. Plan your travel time accordingly and pack a change of clothes and a towel just in case ????
Looks just like the photos. You will get dirty here.
Loved being there
Nature at its finest
(Translated) Impressive and grandiose with very good explanations on the high tides Hightest gorgeous tides (Original) Impressionnant et grandiose avec de très bonnes explications sur les grandes marées Hightest tides magnifiques
so beautiful
Absolutely breathtaking experience walking on the ocean floor!
Such an amazing way to spend a day and explore the natural beauty of our province
Awesome quiet place to watch the tide come in. Don't miss it. Seriously under-utilized, which makes it even better!
Beautiful place. Walking on the sea floor. So much to see here. Great facilities. Bring a picnic and enjoy the day! Very nice, friendly staff. Very helpful!
Best part of my trip. Loved walking along the beach at low tide. Amazing!
Wonderful place ! Worth looking up on Tides.gc.ca beforehand. Otherwise park staff write the low/high tide times and there’s an informative sign that gives ideas to explore around while waiting. Totally worth the detour
Check the tide before you go. It's an amazing site if you're able to see the place during both low and high tides, what a difference!
Nice place
Great place to see the amount of difference in high and low tide on the Bay of Fundy. Best to go around low tide
Check tide charts for getting here before low tide. Fabulous picnic and hiking area
Should always stop here
No Head
Don't miss your opportunity to visit here. It was so beautiful. Watch the tide roll away as you walk on the ocean floor and take in all the beauty this park as to offer. I will not forget this moment.
The sights and drive was great. Bathrooms could have used more tender love and care. Not best Covid practiced distancing occuring on the stairs to clean your shoes afterwards. I recommend bringing a pair of shoes you don't care about!
Wow. Super cool place I didn't even know was so close. Walk the ocean floor, but check the tidal clock.
A hiddem gem. Well worth the drive
This was much better than Hopewell Rocks. You could really appreciate the tides.
Was there at low tide. Great to walk along the shore.
Very impressive, the tide!
Shangri-la cottages is a great place to stay, clean and beautiful cabins that are fully updated. WiFi as well ;) but the view is definitely the best part. You back directly onto the bay of fundy with an unobstructed view of the waters.
Beautiful location with so many different treasures to find
The awesomeness of Mother Nature.
Really worth a visit! Check out the other historic and material attractions on the way as well ????
Beautiful park. We enjoyed our stop there so much!! Walked the pretty little trail.
Really cool
This is such a beautiful park! We went in the morning and in the afternoon to see the different tides and we would definitely recommend it.
Awesome place for hiking. keep an eye on the tides
(Translated) Great experience to walk on the bottom of the sea. Absolute must do if you are in the area (Original) Geweldige ervaring om op de bodem van de zee te lopen. Absolute must do als je in de buurt bent
Beautiful scenery, and an excellent adventure in search of critters!
Beautiful place but make sure to wear boots with good traction
Another amazing free place funded by the Canadian government. Unfortunately we were not able to make the talk given by the staff but they were still on hand to talk to and answer any questions we had. I highly recommend a visit.
Beautiful relaxing spot
This is a pretty amazing and spectacular natural wonder of the world. Highly recommend it!
Unbelievable experience.You need to be there to see low and high tides.
Walk on the Ocean Floor here
Very beautiful and amazing
A nice stop. We didn't fancy muddy feet and didn't have that much time so didn't go down onto the beach but it was fun climbing the lighthouse and we got good views.
Incredible experience! The only place you can really walk on the ocean floor for quite a while safely! Excellent tours and friendly staff to show you the lighthouse etc. Incredible view from the top and lovely picnic area! This is a must see in NS.
Pretty cool spot. Amazing and intriguing tides
Unbelievable . Wonderful place to visit.
An awesome experience, especially for younger children! A little messy and muddy but well worth the experience!
Well, here’s the deal. Parking is easy. Long drive in. Cool sight. Cooler walk. The dark green is slippery, the rest isn’t bad. Be careful of light green. Cool place, cooler pictures. You’re pretty much a fish. It’s nice.
Beautiful, a hidden gem.
Unusual and striking
Absolutely beautiful Park
This is one of the most amazing places, I've ever been. You MUST visit at both low and high tide.
This is an amazing natural phenomenon at the Bay of Fundy that occurs twice a day at low tide where you can walk in the bottom of the ocean
Amazing gem. Being able to walk on the ocean floor is just a great experience. Friendly staff. Wonderful views.
Absolutely breath taking too bad u have to park on road because there is a $6 charge per person. Come on Canada.
Wonderful place to visit for a walk, hike, or exploration! Stand on the ocean floor!
Well defined park which is carefully kept. There's an easy trail with some stairs down to the water and Beach. The scenery is beautiful. The guides that were on site were very helpful and polite. There's plenty of signage to describe the area and what you are seeing. Very clean public restrooms.
Great place to walk on the ocean floor during low tide, which occurs twice daily.
Definitely one of the best locations to see the Bay of Fundy tides on the Nova Scotia side. Walking the ocean floor and seeing the rock formations was very cool.
Beautiful spot ♥️
Great place to experience the bay of Fundy tides without crowds and tourist operators. No fee for entrance as well which is nice. Beautiful grounds and flower beds.
Nice place
Similar to it's sister spot, Hopewell Rocks in NB, this spot is marvelous to experience by walking on the ocean floor when the tide is out. The wind was whipping, but still had a nice long wander. Washroom facilities and picnic tables available by the parking lot, a cute little gift shop, and a chance to go up into the top of the lighthouse while also reading some informational posters about the local history. Definitely recommend!
It was a misty day.. but the whole bottom of the ocean thing was still pretty amazing
A must see when visiting Nova Scotia. Keep yourself updated on the low / high tide times in the same day because you would like to see the low and then after 6 hours the high tide on the same spot. A visit to the light house inside the park is a nice thing to do too as you can walk all the way up and enjoy the view. Greta and very informative staff too.
What a beauty. Go during high tide. Go during low tide. Go during sunset. It’s beautiful at all times. A natural wonder
Cool place to explore at low tide
Got here just before low tide, was an amazing experience. Walked around for about 2 hours exploring. It was really slippery just at the beginning, brought our dog who had a blast. One of the best places I have been and it was all free.
Nice place to see the Bay of Fundy up close. Well kept.
Walked the seafloor at low tide
The topography is truly wondrous
Cool Instagramable spot. Be sure to go at low tide to explore the ocean floor (and expect to get a little muddy!)
Beautiful
Where you can picnic on the sea floor , check out low tide times before you go to get the full experience just remember when the tide roles in it can be as much as 15 meters
Visit at low tide then stay and watch the tide come rushing in.
Just came here for the sunset and it was well worth it! Beautiful trip there too
Terrific spot...and so well maintained. Thank you!
100% one of the coolest places on earth!
Beautiful
Water
Amazing scenery
Beautiful and close to home!
Get there just as the tide is going out to really experience the difference. We got there at 10am and there was a 3 meter path across without water and when we left at 2 PM, the water was a good hundred meters out. You don't need boots but flip flops are great, although slippery at some spots. You should get your feet in the mud! Pack lunch and enjoy the day!
Awesome, hard for some to get to ocean floor, but great view when u do
It was so cool to walk on the bottom of the ocean and see the tide coming back to cover your foot steps. It is a magical place.
Awesome park. Beautiful view
Beautiful
(Translated) National Park with free visitation. It has trails and observation points for tidal activity. Monitors always available. (Original) Parque Nacional com visitação gratuita. Possui trilhas e pontos de observação da atividade da maré. Monitores sempre a disposição.
Definitely cool checking it out at low tide and coming back to see the same space transformed at high tide. Nature is a beauty, truly. We went first weekend of November 2021 and though the park was closed for the season, you could still visit at your own risk and responsibility. Just follow the signs and be respectful of the area and notices.
Great day trip for a family. Check the tide schedule before coming out.
Best place to see tidal bore
Unbelievable scenery here! Hopewell Rocks has nothing on this place!
Make sure you go at low tide, but there are lots of things to explore.
Not a very large park at high tide. I suggest planning a visit as the tide goes out.
Stunning scenery!!
Burncoat Head is one of nature’s wonders set in the Bay of Fundy, where you can see the world’s highest tides in action. It was originally a spit of land connected to the shore and over time the tides have worn away the soft rock and sand around it, creating this island you see today. It can look very different each day depending on weather, the bay often has fog multiple times a day and usually it is cooler on the bay than inland. Bring appropriate footwear if you venture down to the ocean floor. No flip flops. Some rocks are slippery and there is sticky red mud which will stain shoes and clothing. Sneakers are likely best for walking on rocks etc. There is a tap and brush to use to wash footwear off after. An interpreter will explain that the area to the left of the stairs is off limits due to the endangered clam species there. You can walk around the island, explore the caves and walk up the beach but make sure you pay attention to incoming tides. When they start to come in, they come in faster than you expect because of the shape of the bay. This is also the location of the very unique “dinners on the ocean floor” hosted by the Flying Apron Inn and B&B.
I love that they offered interesting and tasty non alcoholic cocktails made with Seedlip distilled spirits. Hats off to the mixologist... and the chef. Appetizer of fish bites were VERY yummy.
Nice history plus, able to walk on the mudflats at low tide.
Totally amazing! A must see for all! Fantastic views and walking on the ocean floor was interesting. Loved it!
Amazing park to watch the tide come in. Make sure to check the times before you come!
Well worth seeing when the tide is out and when it comes back in!
A must see spot near Truro NS. Her you can see how the tides work and walk on the sea floor. So cool.
Nice place
Truly spectacular! Even being from the Fundy shore area, I still enjoy seeing the formations that shape our area from the tide.
Great view and a nice tucked away spot.
Super muddy! Glad they have a shoe washing station lol. My son loved it though.
Relaxing and peaceful
Great place to walk the ocean floor and explore. Newly updated stairs and restricted area. Check the local tide time So you don't go when it's high tide.
Awesome spot in our province to see the world’s highest tides! Our own Hopewell Rocks! Make sure to time your visit right due to the tides. There’s so much to see and do here.
Excellent, impressive and highly recommended. Not sure why I have missed visiting this unique over the past 25 years. Try to get there at low tide.
Really nice park
The best place to see the tide come in. The location is a bit off the trail as it were, but it is worth it. The peaceful quiet, while I stood at the shore and watched the tide come in was worth it.
One of NS many hidden gems.
Amazingly beautiful
Very interesting experience a must see when in the area
Amazing park to witness the low and high tides for free. It's not as crowded as Hopewell Rocks.
Quiet few people was high tide
Impressive tide viewing. Rocks are somewhat difficult to descend to base. When tide is out you can explore a very large area. But know when the tide comes in as it can be very dangerous.
Very cool spot to visit
Just an amazing place. Biggest tide height differences in the world! Wander the really flat beach at low tide, say hi to all of the crabs, and try not to get caught on an island as the tide comes in!
Beautiful spot. Even in the off season when it's closed.
Great attraction I thought I could only experience something like this I’m New Brunswick
Amazing place to come see the tides and Flowerpot Islands. Check the tides before coming and wear rubber boots. The ocean floor can be quite muddy. The trail and park have apple trees, picnic tables, washrooms and free parking.
Incredible natural attraction, right here in our own backyard!
Really cool spot. You get to essentially walk on the ocean floor. Also watching the tide come in is amazing.
Pretty little trails leading to the low tide Fundy bay floor! When the tide rises, it's all flooded! My daughter loved searching among the rocks for her little treasures and she got happily messy! Get the kids off the phone and bring them out here!
Amazing place to watch the tide,walk on ocean bed, pick crabs....
Burntcoat Head Park is located in Burntcoat in Noel, Nova Scotia. It can be easily navigated on google maps. The park is well maintained by Municipality of East Hants and entry to the park and the lighthouse is free. This pet friendly coastal park on the shore of Bay of Fundy is open from dawn to dusk daily however the lighthouse and washrooms are only open from 10:00 am to 06:00 pm. This shore of the Fundy Bay sees highest tides in the world. The tidal range may reach to maximum of 16.3 metres (53.5 feet), from low tide to high tide. The park staff writes there everyday’s high low tide timings so that none get trapped in tides while exploring the sea bed and Flowerpot Islands. The friendly park staff can guide you about the area and history of the lighthouse. The Burntcoat lighthouse was built three times. Where the lighthouse was built first the tides eroded it around and brought into the water, this is how Flowerpot Islands came into existence. Then the new lighthouse was built far inland which was later decommissioned and demolished. The lighthouse that we see now was rebuilt again by the East Hants Municipality to preserve it as an monument from the past. You can go to the top of the lighthouse to have a look off view. Around the Flowerpot Islands there several sea caves are formed from the tidal erosion. You can also visit these sea caves when the tide is low. As the tide hits its lowest hundreds of meters of ocean bed becomes visible and you can walk on it, this is an expensive unique in its kind. There is a wash station to wash your shoes on the way back from walking on the sea bed. However, do not forget your waterproof boots and always plan ahead to visit the head park. There are several protected small sea creatures where the park staff would not allow you to go to when the tide is low. The park has serene and calm ambiance with many different trees around. All trees are labeled with their names and their origin.
One of the most beautiful landscapes of NS, world’s highest tides are happening right here in our province just 1.5h drive from Halifax. Check my photos and like them if they are beautiful! Nature is the main character! Lets respect and protect it!
Fascinating experience to walk on the bottom of the ocean. Really windy the day we were there.
Very cool to walk on the ocean floor kids loved it. The trip to the top of the light house had great views
Awesome, awesome, awesome. Low tide is an experience. Highest tides in the World.
Fantastic views and experience, great place for anyone to visit
Awesome experience if you time your visit correctly for low tide.
Stunning way to experience the Bay of Fundy. A must-see!
So beautiful place to experience the world's highest tide at Fundy bay , Nova Scotia
(Translated) Amazing photo up !! (Original) Amazing photo opp!!
Definitely try to be there at low and high tide! Amazing place!
Got married there in Oct
It's a very quick stop
Great place. Very impressive. Well maintained. Nice staff.
Worlds highest tides. A unbelievable amount of water passes by here twice daily at high and low tides. The stairs down to the basin floor have been recently upgrading to make access much easier. A beautiful place to visit.
A beautiful location with tides that rise and fall with impressive and spectacular extremes. Great for young children and adults alike. Bring boots, or enjoy getting super muddy!
Wear sandals you dont mind getting muddy. You can wash them off at a tap by the stairs after.
Beautiful
Well worth the trip. The rocks, green moss, hermit crabs, snails, and minoes. Probably one of the best things about it, is that you don't have to get that muddy while walking around. There's quite a bit of rock. Make sure to go at low tide. It was fun walking on the ocean floor.
Awesome!!!
Unique experience with wonderful guide
Place was super cool, staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The one thing that was missing was garbage cans. We only saw one and it was way up near the washrooms and none in the picnic areas. The only other thing was the stairs to the top of the lighthouse could use a rail or handholds to help get up, they are narrow and steep and my kids went up but I couldn't. Great place overall to visit! Would definitely recommend.
We’re a couple of Earth Science geeks and enjoyed our walk on the sea floor.
Beautiful spot. Need more parking and facilities
(Translated) Absolutely WOW !! Beautiful place to visit, with its red cliffs and lighthouse. At low tide, walking on the beach is really nice. (Original) Absolument WOW !! Magnifique endroit à visiter, avec ses falaises rouges et son phare. À marée basse, marcher sur la plage est vraiment agréable.
Awesome
amassing nature 40 ft tide
As a Nova Scotian I cant believe this was my first visit. This is a small, quaint and beautiful park! The landscaping was well done, lighthouse and washrooms in excellent condition and the trails to the water well maintained. The stairs to the beach were nice, liked the stairs carved in the rocks. I recommend paying attention to the times of tides and plan your visit accordingly to really enjoy time on the beach to explore. I'll be back!
Interesting place and stunningly beautiful. The staff is also very knowledgeable and friendly. Check the Fundy tides before heading there and bring a picnic lunch. it's a long but beautiful drive but nowhere to get food on site.
Only an hour away from Halifax on one road. Great place for a picnic, walk a beach, and enjoy the awe of the Fundy tides.
Absolutely amazing. There's washrooms, a small gift shop and guides. Bring rubber boots and a towel because it is muddy but there is a little fountain you can use to wash your stuff after. Needs a fresh injection of Mi'kmaq history though.
A great location to experience the Bay of Fundy. We were able to walk out hundreds of yards during low tide and see multiple cliffs and caves.
Always fun to walk on the ocean floor.
Great location, excellent place to walk on the ocean floor,definitely worth the stop.
(Translated) Impressive! (Original) Impressionnant!
The park is very well maintained with friendly staff! It was awe-inspiring to see the impact of water on the stone at low tide, and then to watch how quickly the tide rises. It's very slippery on the mud at low tide, but navigable. There are lots of snails and hermit crabs to watch in tidepools! There were also picnic tables and shade, bring your lunch! Thank you to the staff - We'll be back!
This spot is less busier. And great view of the tides.
Beautifully kept area, new stairs and foot cleaning area are great! Washroom facilities great improvement too!
Fantastic senic views from the last orginal lighthouse in the province. Breath taking clay stone island and a tour of the ocean floor with a local Zoologist. A beautiful place to visit, bring a picnic basket.
Excellent walk among the sandstone formations at low tide. Scenic lighthouse.
Unique way to experience tides in scenic setting... Must go twice!!
Majestic park in Nova Scotia. The sunset and sunrise is amazing. The place is clean and there are not much people around. Feel connected to the nature. Low tide is the best moment to go.
Nice views.
A nice place to spend the afternoon lots of scenery there the bay of fundy and a lot of scenic stuff to look at a good place to bring the kids and bring lunch
Awesome adventure
Amazing to see low tide and walk out to Flower Pot rock. Informative info and lighthouse to visit.
An amazing place to explore
Great scenery!!
Great place to see the tide
Great spot for a pit stop ????️ Picnic area and a walk at low tide.
Great place to stop and wonder at nature.
This place really cool would recommend the visit
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very pretty, really cool to be walking on the ocean floor
This park is amazing, the 6 hour tides are totally worth it. The staff are really helpful too!
(Translated) Gorgeous! Great place to walk at the bottom of the sea! Make sure you have taken note of the tides to be there at low tide. Easy with kids, but some places are quite slippery. Clean toilets and very welcoming staff. (Original) Magnifique! Super endroit pour marcher au fond de la mer! Il faut s'assurer d'avoir pris note des marées pour y être à marée basse. Facile avec les enfants, mais certains endroits sont assez glissants. Toilettes propres et personnel très accueillant.
Beautiful park that you can watch the tides on the north side of Nova Scotia. Walk and learn about our ocean and see what the Bay of Fundy is all about. You would not believe that you walk under or around an island.
Absolute hidden gem. Way more than worth the drive.
Very nice park
Absolutely beautiful place. The cottages are gorgeous!
This is a beautiful spot to experience the Bay of Fundy. We timed it at low tide and were able to walk around and see lots of hermit crabs and also how quickly the tide began coming in. Wear good walking shoes that can be washed as it is messy and slippery. Be careful walking. Apparently the most dramatic tides are during the new moon in the fall. It also has a lovely picnic area between the parking and shoreline. A must see in this area.
One of the coolest spots to experience the world's highest tidal variations.... At low tide you can stroll across the ocean floor.... at high tide those same spots are under 35 feet of water! We were there off season, on a cold windy day.... the park facilities were closed, but we still had an awesome experience and got some stunning photos!! If you can, try to see Burntcoat Head at both low tide and high tide (6 hours difference).... it's totally worth it to see the difference. In season there are staff, an information center, parking and washrooms. Off season you can park and walk in, but there are no staff and all facilities are closed and locked.
Beautiful never knew it existed what a treat
Beautiful walk on the oceanfloor on the Bay of Fundy. Be sure to check the tide times before coming here.
going to see the Bay of Fundy was amazing. I'm glad we were there at low tide. We didn't sign up for any tour, we just went and explored on our own. Parking was a little sketchy for our RV.
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Amazing experience. Be sure to check when low tide is before you go and arrive 30 minutes before that to get the full experience. Also read all the signs to save the endangered species that are exposed.
Amazing views of the highest tides in the world. You can literally walk on the ocean floor for hundreds of feet in either direction. Very cool
Great place to explore!
An amazing natural wonder. Great access to the water and the sea floor.
Much love
This awe-inspiring natural park is only a 1 hour drive from the Halifax Region and has the highest tides in the world! We arrived at low tide which allowed us lots of time to explore the ocean floor. The park staff are very knowledgeable and eager to answer questions about the local history and natural environment. I highly recommend wearing a pair of rubber boots so that you can explore the ocean floor which is a mixture of rock, sand, muck and tidal pools.
Great scenes!
Great place to spend a couple hours. Get the tide schedule and try to catch high and low.
Incredible scenery and a fantastic spot to watch the powerful tides of The Bay of Fundy
By far....The Best place to View the Highest Tides in the World.!!.Walk on the Ocean Floor at Low Tide, Watch the Power of the Ocean at high tide...
Watch the tide go. Amazing how the water goes away and openes the way to the big rocks. We were there after the season and it was great even that everything was closed.
Fantastic place toea
An excellent hidden gem that showcases the Bay of Fundy. Clean facilities, interpreters available, and incredible views. Highly recommended.
It is winter so it was cold and windy but still stunningly beautiful. The power of the Bay is on full display here
Beautiful place, the tides are amazing.
The park itself is absolutely marvellous. Just a stunning view of the Minas Basin ocean floor with abundant small sealife to search for among the tide pools. A fantastic place for nature enthusiasts and especially children. If you do decide to go, I recommend avoiding the tour. Our guide rambled and gave some recognizably false information - plus too many opinions and details of their life... If you hate the ocean mud so much... Don't work on the ocean floor ????.
Nice mud
Can't wait to go back !!!
Have a picnic on the ocean floor. See tidal pools. Watch the highest tides in the world ebb and flow. Amazing sunsets
Check for high and low tide times before you go. Change daily!
We are planning to return. Lovely spot.
What another wondrous example of the many different landscapes of Nova Scotia!! I definitely recommend catching a sunset here. Be forewarned though, the ocean floor is extremely slippery, and the mud is red and will stain your shoes. Bring something easy to walk in and that you don't mind getting dirty. I would not recommend wearing flip flops.
Nice little spot never been here before #NovaScotia
Love this place, made so many good memories here
What an experience, to be able to walk on the ocean floor. Gorgeous place.
Amazing place with beautiful views and nice trails. Stopped by at high tide and then stopped by later at sunset which was awesome. At that time, it was approaching low tide so we were able to walk on ocean floor and watch the tide recede. Amazing display of God's handiwork in nature!!
Times when high tide. Worth checking out.
Really one of the most amazing places I’ve ever seen. We spend 3 hours walking around and seeing the place changing dramatically with the tide. From no chance to walk to the island to a very Long Beach. With sun and almost no people (still) this becomes a unique place. Certainly also the peace of this place will eventually be killed by humans but as for now it is not overcrowded.
Wonderful place to go
if you want to see tide that search the time zone before to move to there. every 6 hour tide time moving. catch the timing
Direct access to the Fundy Bay with interesting info about it's history and today's findings. An old lighthouse is reconstructed and accessable.
I love this place
Awesome
Make sure you find out when low tide is and get ready for an amazing natural Adventure
Beautiful place
Loved stopping by Burntcoat head park at low tide to walk around. It was stunning and we had a lot of fun. We walked around for a good hour as the tide came back in. I recommend checking this place out if you're in the area.
It is a magical place and moment to vist and experience
No access to beach
Love it
World record holder for highest tides, what more do you need? The addition this year of staff on the site and the new stairs cut into the rock to get down is great. Washrooms on site and little store an added bonus. Worth the trip! Must plan and check tide tables to ensure you see high and low tide. Because of the six hours between tides, suggest a picnic!
One of the most amazing experiences in all of NS. You will really walk on the ocean floor and can explore sea caves. If you time it well, you'll be able to experience both low and high tides.
This is a great place to visit. They have free parking and it is free to walk on the ocean floor, which is amazing! It is just a short walk to the park from the parking lot. This place is definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.
Off the beaten track but lovely little Nova Scotia gem.
Nice spot by the water! You can walk way out at low tide!
Awesome!
Nice place☺️ get ready to take your shoes off
Way off of the beaten path. We took a short highway break to check out the reversing tide and the Information center convinced us that an additional 25 minute ride would we worth it...they were right! Make sure you time your visit during low tide so you can walk far out into the bay.
Always a great experience. A beautiful well kept park with plenty of parking, extremely clean and functional washrooms, lots of seating, and outstanding views!
Beautiful park. Walk on the ocean floor, the beach, watch the tide change, visit the lighthouse. Picnic tables & walking paths.
(Translated) What a wonder of nature well presented. Check the tide times to arrive at the start of low tide. Essential rubber boots. (Original) Quelle merveille de la nature bien présentée. Vérifiez l'heure des marées pour arriver au début de de la marée basse. Bottes de caoutchouc essentielles.
Beautiful sunsets. Views are amazing! Walk along the ocean floor and discover Nature's wonder... Great place for a picnic. Keep coming back... always something new to see.... ????
Interesting stop. You can take a tour or explore the bed of the bay by yourself.
This place was amazing, we will deffinently be back. My wife and I had fun and so did our 1 year old. We went during low tide and found hermit crabs, big crabs, lots of cool shells and rocks and even a turtle egg shell. We wish we couldve stayed longer! Tip: dont wear long pants and wear sneakers that can get ruined. Theres lots of slippy mud that makes you need sneakers but the red will ruin them.
Awesome views. Bring boots for walking around at low tide.
Awesome scenery
This was an absolutely beautiful park! The landscaping was nice, parking and admission was free. The staff were very informative and friendly. This is a must see place if you are in NovaScotia! The view of the By of Fundy was fantastic!
Remarkable.. very cool surroundings.
flying apron dinner on the ocean floor
A little piece of heaven on earth
Love this park, watch the tide rise here
Beautiful place to watch the tide come in
Great experience, walked for 3km’s before turning back.
A great place for tourist attraction. One of the 7 natural wonders in North America, such a beautiful nature wonder set in the bay of fundy. I took tons of beautiful pictures and really enjoyed walking on the ocean floor. Many interesting and beautiful rock formation sites seeing. Also we had a simple picnic, then we stayed a bit to catch the tide coming back, that was awesome!!!????????????????????????♀️????????♂️????????????????
Most amazing sight to see. It is astonishing how drastic the tide is and its affect in the land. The park is well maintained with plenty of instructions and signs about the safe areas to be. Also they have a great lawn for picnic with benches and tables.
Great area to spend a few hours at low tide walking along the ocean floor.
The highest tides you can possibly find in North America. Small park with compressive guided trail all the way to the spectacular sea floor when tides are withdrawing. Note that do not try approaching the left area where the endangered species, Atlantic Mid-Piddocks are dwelled in the red mudstone.
beautiful !!!
A natural wonder!!
Loved this place! I've been there 3 times and I plan on going again this summer
Highlight of our trip to Nova Scotia
Nice park with lots of parking. Tide times are posted as you can get in a pickle if you don't leave yourself enough time to get back.
So cool. You can actually watch the tide come in
Beautiful scenic and a huge area. Friendly staff.
If you time your arrival for low tide, you will have a couple of hours to explore the spectacular ocean floor scenery. The sandstone cliffs of the shoreline and nearby island and the eroded caves are certainly a highlight of any Nova Scotian tour. We were there in late October and the park had no facilities open, but as a bonus there were few other people there. Judging from the size of the parking lot, I'm guessing it gets pretty busy there in the summer. This place shouldn't be missed.
A stunning place to explore!
Amazing, but be careful with your stepping. Can be very slippery.
Love this place! Great place for a sea floor walk at low tide! The colours and islands exposed at low tide are amazing and great for photos.
This park offers a great adventure for you and the family as well as many photo opportunities. Look ahead at the tides to ensure that you can experience walking on the bay floor otherwise you’ll be stuck looking at a bunch of water.
This was an amazing experience that we will never forget. To be able to walk way out on the ocean floor when the tides were down and then go back to see everything you walked on covered in water. It was amazing and highly recommended
Spectacular view
Amazing experience! A must-visit
Great place to see the tides and the red cliffs
What a beautiful place to visit, all for free as it should.
So much fun to watch the tides shift
Beautiful place to visit in NS
(Translated) Walk all alone on the bottom of the ocean with beautiful rock formations. (Original) Helemaal alleen op de bodem van de oceaan rondlopen met prachtige rotsformaties.
Great and worthwhile attraction
Must visit at low tide.
Awesome scenery
What an interesting place! At the top the grounds are lush with luxuriant lawns, many different trees, picnic tables, public washrooms and a gift and information centre inside the old Lighthouse. Down a beautifully kept, slightly wild-edged property, a number of stairs and wow! A low-tide nearly lunar landscape! The red silts and green sea growths are a high contrast shock to the sight. Scanning to the distant sea edge, it's as if you're on another world entirely. I love that it is clearly signed to avoid the tidal pools as they harbour sealife awaiting the return of the tide. The short expanse of steps at the bottom is slightly tricky to navigate as it is both worn by many tides and slick with silt from the most recent high tide. PLEASE explore only to the right once down the steps. A protected species lives to the left and there is expansive acreage to explore to the right; no need to selfishly harm living creatures. When the tide comes back it moves quickly. I stood just clear of the surf reach and it was up and over my feet in under one minute, so pay attention to the posted times to return safely to the stairs. Not suitable for those with more extreme mobility issues, it's well worth the effort for those inconvenienced but not disabled, such as my aching knees and arthritic feet. The ocean floor here is very different from both Joggins Fossil Cliffs and Hopewell Rocks. A thoroughly enjoyable experience.
There at low water - unique experience.
A must to see! Go in low tide to walk the floor. Come back when high tide is coming in. Closed for season
Do the walking on the oceans floor tour, so worth it!
We had never been there before and live in NS. It was awesome, so much beauty.The staff was so friendly and helpful. We do plan to go again when we can pack a lunch, chairs and stay awhile.
Incredible experience walking on ocean floor.
So beautiful. Perfect walk on the ocean floor with extraordinary views of fundy! Make sure to plan your visit around the tide times to maximize what you can see!
Lovely spot. Peaceful, well looked after. Interesting.
Seeing it first hand.. water level drops 51 ft in depth in less than 8 hours and then returns
Very impressive and well worth the drive.
Beautiful and unique!!! Totally amazing; a must visit place. Be sure to verify that its low tide when your planning to visit. You can explore approx 2 hrs on either side of low tide.
Definitely worth a stop if near the area. Easy to get to the ocean floor, a much shorter walk than Hopewell Rocks. Be sure to go up to the top of the lighthouse as well. Clean restrooms on site. Easy parking.
A very special spot. Don't go too close to high tide
Amazing place! Wear proper foot wear!
(Translated) Very nice, you can go for a walk and have a picnic. (Original) Sehr schön, man kann gut spazieren gehen und picknicken.
Well worth the trip. Very unique to even Nova Scotias ever changing tidal coastline
An incredible display of the tides. If you time it to coincide with the tide coming in you will experience the force of nature, patience is must. It can beuch colder and windier there as well dress appropriately.
Nice stop of you need a break from driving. The lighthouse is a replica after the Canadian federal government violently burned down the original. The locals seem to still resent this federally-induced arson. You can climb to the very top of the lighthouse if you like. The grounds are pretty, nice for a walk. "Flower pot" island and red sandstone beaches were interesting and unique views. If you stay long, you will see the amazing Fundy tide: 50ft vertical tidal action. The visitor center has a video and info on the total action. Public restroom and gift shop with snacks in the visitor center.
Awesome. Nature at it's best.
Awesome time and views go here
Insanely cool!
Great place. A not to be missed place!
Amazing views.
This place is great if you like walking the ocean floor .Make sure tide is going out or low to give time to explore . Read the tide time and warnings. I suggest wear and old pair of sneakers that you can get muddy or wet.
Unique experience to walk on oncean floor.
Nice day trip from Halifax. Nice informational look offs. Walk on the bay floor at low tide. Low tide is the best time to be there. Your footwear will have brown mud on them, no matter what. There's spots to clean them off though.
A unique and amazing place where you can see nature as nowhere else. Just wear shoes and clothes that you are not that in love with!
Great place to visit and explore with the kids.
A beautiful park. When the tide is out you can get to and beyond the island
Nice bit of culture
Tidal flow is beautiful to watch plus you can walk along the floor of the Bay of Fundy!
Wow, 47 ft tides have to be seen to be believed. Walking on the ocean floor was a highlight of our trip to Nova Scotia.
The most informative tour. Our 1 1/2 hr tour was 2 1/2 hours. Our tour guide, Morgan, was great. She taught us all quite a lot. Thanks Morgan!! Highly highly recommend!
This is something, I totally had a feeling I was walking on Mars. Hard to imagine that all this space is covered by water in a few hours.
Very well maintained
Amazing. Come see high or low tide then come back in a few hours. Not much to do in the area but it's worth coming back. Being a picnic lunch and walk on the ocean floor. At high tide there will be about 50 feet of ocean in the same spot.
Stunning
One word Spectacular,truly
Beautiful park. Hidden gem in Nova Scotia. Highly recommended.
Beautiful
Awesome tourist spot, fantastic views and very helpful and knowledgeable staff
Most breathtaking, jaw dropping experience you will have on the East Coast. Must see high tide AND low tide same day(6 hours apart). Walk on the ocean floor!
Don't miss this! The site of the highest tides in the world.
It's really spectacular. When you arrive at low tide it's hard to believe that in a few hours, everything you see will be underwater. You really have to go there during low and high tides just to appreciate the contrast. There are also several picnic tables, bathrooms, a visitor centre that's inside of a light house. It's the perfect place for a family outing!
Walk on the ocean floor at low tide.
Very cool to visit and don't bring fancy shoes.
Wonderful place to explore the ocean floor when the tide is out. Watch the times you don't want to be caught When the tide is coming in. It is a beautiful park, picnic benches, gift shop, friendly staff. It is a must see!
Very cool place. Need to see it both at low and high tides. Fascinating.
Loved walking on the ocean floor.
(Translated) Great experience, worth it, top (Original) Geweldige ervaring, er de moeite waard, top
It is a good peaceful place
Amazing place to go and see high tide or walk the ocean floor during low tide! The park is beautiful and the lighthouse has many interesting items, photos and paintings!
Amazing! Breath taking views!
We went at high and low tide. The contrast is amazing.
Amazing experience, a great place to see tides rise and fall.
A beautiful surprise... nice gardens, amazing views, rocky cove to explore... Great place to experience tides
Very similar to Hopewell rocks without all the crowds and much closer to HRM! It was a great afternoon, just make sure you check the tides before visiting!
A must see at low tide! Absolutely beautiful!
Beautiful spot
A great experience. Get there for low tide!
Great for exploring at low tide
Cool spot. Great views and very informative
Check tide times before going and arrive two hour BEFORE low tide for four hours of safe beach walking. Site of the highest tides in the World
Great view of the river
Noice
We got there right after they closed for the season. It is an amazing place! We were there at low tide and walked around. We were not able come back to see what high tide looked like. I would suggest to see both if you can. When your walking on the sea floor it is hard to imagine that there is 53' of water that would be there at high tide. This is a place I would go out of my way to go back too!
What a great beach to explore and take in the natural beauty
One of the highlights of our trip. But have to go at mid to low tide
Awesome place, go with my family a couple times a year each summer. Absolutely great place for memories
I love being around the salt water. The smell is refreshing and it is so peaceful. Also it is fun looking around to see what there is to see. The more you look the more you see.
Such a beautiful place to visit
Great park. Awesome low tide tour and not crowded. Went and saw low tide and then came back for high tide. Would definitely go back.
Great location to experience the Fundy Tides. Take a picnic lunch & make a day of it, lots to explore!
The coolest place I’ve seen in a long time. We went at low tide and walked along the ocean floor, looking at hermit crabs and masses of snails. There is a cool cave that would be fully submerged at high tide. I loved exploring the extreme tides here.
This was our accidental lighthouse expierence. Saw the signs followed the road. Glad we found it and made the stop! Staff there were friendly and very informative! It was an amazing chance to wander the ocean floor while the tide was out. Recommend wearing sandles or flip flops as it is still wet and some spots are muddy. Absolutely beautiful place to visit.
Amazing!! Everyone needs to go at high tide to appreciate low tide.
Really impressive. Bring shoes that can get wet & dirty.
We walked the ocean floor at low tide and it was amazing. Great views, beautiful scenery and lots of crabs. We wore water shoes which was the best option. The tides are incredible. The best part is it's free. Just watch where you walk and be careful.
Stunning! One of the highlights of our trip. It was so amazing to be able to walk down on the ocean floor and the formations and cliffs are spectacular!! We were lucky to arrive at low tide but be sure to check the times of the tides prior to visiting
(Translated) Very well laid out site. Staff on site answer questions. The speed at which the tide is rising is impressive and easily accessible (stairs leading to the water's edge). Meal area, trails, toilet and non-potable water on the site. (Original) Site très bien aménagé. Personnel sur place répondre aux questions. La vitesse à laquelle la marée remonte est impressionnante et facilement accessible (escalier menant au bord de l'eau). Aire de repas, sentiers, toilette et eau non potable sur le site.
Great views and even better if you can make it during low tide. We were there during high tide and it was still nice to check out and walk around. They have public washroom and small shop on site.
Awesome place. We were walking around on the ocean floor at low tide. Really neat !
Beautiful place. You can walk on the ocean bottom and visit a lighthouse (replica). All for free. Easy trails all in about a 10 minute walk. Washroom facilities available.
We were so fortunate to stop along our journey while the tide was low so we were able to walk out on the ocean floor. It is amazing to be there!
Cool place to visit ????
This is a beautiful spot to spend an afternoon. You can explore the lighthouse on site, then stroll around the grounds. The deep red mud at the shore and the red stained water are gorgeous.
Beautiful place to visit. But no flip flops its very slippery on the ocean floor
Absolutely amazing! Will 100% be returning
Definitely will come back again and stay longer.
Beautiful and easy accesd
Awesome to see the Bay of Funday at low tide and be able to climb up into an old lighthouse.
Absolutely breath taking!!!
Walking the ocean floor was a truly amazing experience! My kids and I enjoyed searching the tidal pools for creatures and things. The time the tide is down is short, but wonderful! The workers were great and friendly.
What a gorgeous place on earth. The whole family had a blast walking down at the shore while the tides were low. What an experience for all ages. Would have loved to stay till the high tides but it was a long wait with the kids. A definite must see. Would love to go back to see the high tides. The lighthouse was pleasant so was the staff in the park.
It was wonderful. The yard is well looked after. The light house is very clean and has many facts on display. You can walk up to the cap of the light house and look around. It has souvenirs for sale. All around a nice place to visit all for free. Aswell it has access to the fundy to walk at low tide.
a beautiful place.
Considering the remoteness of this nature attraction, I rate it 5 stars. The staff were provided accurate information, welcoming and helpful. One of them even volunteered to help my family with a group photo. Most important of all, there was a very well maintained washroom, complete with plumbing, and paper towels. The attractions were worth the trouble to drive the long distance from Halifax; we witnessed the highest tide and 2.5 hours shy of the lowest tide at Burntcoat. The original lighthouse at Walton was also worth the trouble.
Beautiful..nice place
Much better that in NB.
A bit out o the way park but with great access to the ocean floor. Somewhat like The Hopewell rocks in NB but no cool rocks and definitely less crowds and its free. Great place to let the kids (big and small get muddy) Great hiking trails in the area as well.
Really nice walking down on the rocks/beach
Love this park! I wish the "park" area up top was bigger and had more trails as it is a great place to walk to avoid summer heat. But the ocean floor is really cool and the whole place is beautiful.
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love burntcoat head park. watching the tide come in here is incredible but also dangerous, don't venture far from the stairs when the tide is on its way in.
Great experience to walk on the ocean bed at low tide!
At low tide you can walk on the bottom of the sea floor and see the enormous difference in hight between low and high tide. It also has a small park for picknicks.
Very good spot to watch the tide come in.
Just pure beautiful ????
Amazing sights at low tide!
This was awesome.
Beautiful
This place was stupendous! On a scale of 1 to 5 I would give it a 10.
Best place to see Bay of Funds tides
It's a great place to see the effects of the tide in the Bay of Fundy. The price is right: free. It's a short drive from Halifax. Well worth the drive.
Absolutely gorgeous area. Well kept and very clean.
Beautiful park, absolutely amazing to go and walk on the ocean floor during low tide.
Highest tides in the world
You can walk on the ocean floor!
Beautiful, scenic, nice long walk on the ocean floor.
A beautiful view with a walk on the ocean floor.
Amazing
Beautiful park! Pleasant picnic area and walking trails. Huge staircase to take you down to the ocean floor safely at low tide. They've even carved steps into the rock for added accessibility. There is a foot/dog washing station beside the lighthouse to clean up after exploring the mud flats.
Beautiful place to see, there's a little gift shop within the lighthouse, one gets to go to the top to see the view.
Beautiful place when the tide is out.
Scenic!
Amazing
This is a magical place to witness mother nature's tides. I suggest you go at high tide and explore the ocean floor as the tide recedes. Its truly amazing. The lighthouse there is open to the public. Climb to the top (inside) and see the fabulous views.
Beautiful place. Just amazing.
Beautiful palce !. Washrooms on site , tables and a park area . We walked for hours on the sea floor . Lots of little caves to explore and you cant beat the view!.
Great spot to explore, really cool features and a friendly staff.
This place is amazing
(Translated) Anyone who has the opportunity to see this natural wonder should do so. (Original) Wer die Möglichkeit hat, sich dieses Naturwunder anzusehen, sollte es tun.
This park is ridiculously beautiful! Make sure you bring a lunch from a nearby town and spend a couple of hours.
That's what's amazing the time that we were there the tide was going out and we followed it for 2 hours was worth our 2 hours
Closed in winter, accessible but not much to see at this time. Look forward to coming back in the summer.
Excellent
Fantastic
Would definitely recommend a visit here. In season, there's plenty of staff members, ample parking, washroom facilities, and shoe/feet washing stations. Staff are all very friendly, informative, and helpful throughout. Trails and stairs are clearly marked and relatively easy to follow and such. Definitely take a look at the tide schedule for the day before you come, so you can plan your trip!
Such a beautiful location. It can be a bit slippery.
Love this place
Beautiful scenery
(Translated) Nice place, tables available for eating. Possibility of walking on the seabed during low tide. People are available for information. At this place, we find the largest tides in the world. She can reach pop read 53 feet. (Original) Belle place, des tables disponible pour manger. Possibilité de marcher sur le fond marin lors de la marée basse. Des personnes sont disponible pour des informations. A ce lieu, nous retrouvons les plus grandes marées du monde. Elle peuvent atteindre pop lus de 53 pieds.
Nice walk on the shore, really windy
Completely amazed by the height of the tides! Beautiful landscape to experience. There is so much to see at low tide. Kids were having a blast finding hermit crabs! Definitely wear water shoes to be most comfortable and safe and be sure to …
Beautiful scenery. Well kept park. Awesome watching the tides. Wish we came early enough to explore durring low tide. Will be back again.
I was appalled as to the lack of social distancing no masks people packed tight waiting to get down to the mud flaps. There were workers there saying nothing with no safety protocol being followed. I left
Real nice staff. Clean washrooms. Roomy lots. The best tree i have ever seen.
Gorgeous place to picnic and explore the shore line. We go many times throughout the summer.
Great outing. Beautiful.
Nice walk nice scenery
Crazy friendly staff and a view worth the drive!
Amazing experience. Try to schedule your visit so you can experience both high and low tide.
This place is very nice. The park is super cute and a great place to have a picnic. The views are great. I recommend going when the tides are at their lowest. Highly recommend visiting if you are in the area.
Amazing
Awesome spot
(Translated) Great and wonderful I recommend everyone who makes the visit is a wonderful place (Original) Ótimo e maravilhoso Recomendo a todos que faça a visita é um lugar excelente
Amazing! Such a unique experience. The visitor center is very informative and welcoming. The park area is very well taken care of. The "ocean floor" is so interesting and watching the tide come in was a lot of fun.
The addition of the stairs to get onto the ocean floor is fantastic. A great place to experience the tides! My only issue is the bathrooms close at 5pm so if you are coming back the same day to see low and high tides sometimes you fall outside the regular hours that the facility is open including the little store.
Very cool experience. Went during high tide, totally would recommend going for low tide. A must see in Nova Scotia.
Said to have highest tide in the world. Been there during tide.
Spent hours there what a view
This is a really nice small park. Well worth spending at least a few hours in. Staff are friendly and the views are amazing
Amazing and magical
Amazing views and lighthouse
A beautiful park with fantastic staff
Was expecting good got amazing. Walk forever at low tide then return and see it all under water
Facinating
Beautiful place to view the highest tides in the world. You are able to walk right down onto the ocean floor, which is a messy mix of sand and mud. There are some small caves to climb into and plenty of hermit crabs to be discovered for children in the later summer months. They've recently added a foot wash station and additional restrooms.
Really cool place to visit. So interesting to walk on the ocean floor and see the amazing colours of seaweed and clay. Some tips: Best time to arrive is about an hour before low tide. Just search Google for 'Burntcoat Head Tides'. You don't need to do a tour, and from what I over heard it's probably not worth it. Make sure to bring good water shoes and know they will get muddy and possibly permanently stained.
Such a cool place to visit! Make sure you check tide times so you can walk on the ocean floor. Its slippery and can be muddy so be careful. We took our visiting family and everyone enjoyed it from ages 2 to 65.
Great place. The staff was very friendly. But they should really consider turning this place into a real park. Maybe charge people to go there. Very impressive highest tides in the world!