Inverness Beach Village

"Instagram-friendly" cottages. The photos look great. All IKEA. The reality is: not enough utensils, glasses, towels, etc. No paper towels. Hot water can be spotty.

If you're staying there just to golf/hike and eat elsewhere or just passing through it's fine. If you've got 4+ people and want to cook there you'll find it very limited.

Visiting from Tampa, Florida

Pam and staff are so wonderful!!!

We stayed 4 nights, we drove the Cabot Trail, played golf and walked the beautiful beach collecting "mermaid tears"

This campground is literally between Canada's #1 and #2 golf courses, Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs.

There are cabins that are lovely that you can rent.

Lots of RV camp sites facing the Gulf of St. Lawrence, yes really

Talk about a little piece of Heaven. Well it's here.

The bathrooms are spotless and new, as well as the laundry room.

If you want to be spoiled
"Inverness Beach Village Campground "
is for you and your family!!!

Thank you Pam for such a warm welcome and a most memorable bucket list visit to Nova Scotia!

Tara, Mike and Moses
Tampa, Florida
❤️🤍💙

I came here many times as a child and loved it. I have to say that since they expanded and added more cabins this will be my last time here. I have wonderful memories here but there's way too many people now. Staff was really nice to us and the view is world class

The cottage was wonderful!! Clean, comfortable and a perfect view. Lots of room. Only thing we wished that there were 4 chairs in living room area. One person sat on kitchen chair..no biggy but not comfortable for sitting for a long time. Also, two more chairs on the deck. Again no biggy, will bring folding camping chairs next time. This was our second trip (stayed in old cottages first time) and we have decided we will be making this an annual fall trip.

My family has been camping at Inverness Beach Village for 25+ years (why we did not rate the rooms 😊)
The village is a perfect spot for families with plenty of grass space for the kids to play and a short walk to a 6KM sandy beach of the Atlantic Ocean. The town is a within walking distance and has plenty of grocery/hardware/ restaurants retailers.
One of the fun events that we looked forward to every year was the horse races at the Inverness Race Track.
If you're a golfer, there are two highly acclaimed golf course on each side of the village: Cabot Links & Cabot Cliffs (a bit pricy but worthy of experiencing once)
Highly recommended!