If you get hungry at Summerville Beach
drop in to the Quarterdeck for some great food.CLOSED UNTIL APRIL 2010Quarterdeck Grill

Surfing at Westernhead   or White Point 

Of coarse all this great coastline means great sailing kayaking, canoeing and of coarse sport fishing
An excellent resource is thePaddle Lunenburg Queens guide written by Sheena Masson.
Port Joli is just down the road from us and has the Kejimkujik Seaside Adjunct and the Port Joli Federal Migratory Bird Sanctuary. Just past that is the Port L'Hebert Pocket Wilderness looking out over the Port L'Herbert Migratory Bird Sanctuary .The Thomas Raddall Provincial Park is also in the area.

There is also plenty of great hiking away from the shore, where the sea air mixes with the aroma of Balsam as
you head farther inland to follow the many trails that lead to secluded lakes and rivers.


Kejimkujik National Park has many options from hikes that take a couple hours to trails that take several days to complete. There are many kilometers of rivers and lakes for those who prefer the water and there is Liverpool Adventure Outfitters at the park where you can rent your canoes, kayaks and other equipment.


To see the topographic lay of the land open the book

For less rugged vacations there is also Summerville Beach Provincial Park known for its expansive white sand beaches and a Rails to Trails path which goes from Summerville Centre to Liverpool. These trails are where the old railway lines use to run from Halifax to Yarmouth until 1984, perhaps the name "Hellish Slow and Wobbely" gives a clue as to why it was discontinued. The trail passes through Hunts Point and White Point.