Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site

Very well managed park. The park is beautiful and the staff there are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The things you can do in one day: Boating, biking, fishing(separate license is required), swimming, campfire, viewing the stunning night sky. Truly a once in a lifetime experience!!

Amazing park. The campground is decent as well. The only issue I have is with the very small bag of 9 dollar "kiln-dried" firewood. You could throw a bundle of this wood into a volcano, and it still wouldn't catch fire. I couldn't tell if it was smoke coming off the wood or steam.

Wonderful place
Wonderful nature
Very nice campground on the lake with very clean and modern restrooms and showers

Went from Halifax for a day trip. Hiked in just a small area. Would have liked to have stayed longer, maybe camped there. Nice visitor centre, very welcoming staff. Beautiful natural forest with lots of water.

Tent camped here June 21-23rd, 2022 in Jeremy's Bay area, site 144. Easy to find and extremely well kept park. Stayed near the lake on a very level site with a ton of room. They had recently updated their washroom/shower facilities and are by far the nicest we have ever come across, both for a provincial or private campground. Accessible and always clean. OUTSTANDING!! So much to explore within the campground itself - groomed trails, playgrounds, lake. We unfortunately did not get to experience the Dark Sky Preserve fully as it was cloudy during our stay but the area is set up with red lights to guide you. Mill falls is small but a beautiful area. Would stay here again, over and over. AMAZING park.