Trout Point Lodge of Nova Scotia

This rustic property, about 25 miles north-northwest of Yarmouth, emphasizes its rural setting and the culinary arts. Modeled loosely on an Adirondack hunting lodge, the property was built from spruce logs and hand-cut local granite. A natural feeling pervades, from windows letting in views of forest and river to fireplaces in the public areas. Eight standard rooms come with log walls, original art, log-and-twig furniture, loveseats, and work desks; two add stone fireplaces and decks on the river; others sport wood stoves, high ceilings, or bay windows. Two suites have canopy beds, sofas, and Jacuzzi tubs, while two cottages with various other amenities are rented out in part or whole; both are kitted out with full kitchens. The property offers canoes, kayaks, and paddleboats for exploring the local system of rivers and lakes (there's a dock and platforms for swimming as well). There's also an ongoing program of cooking lessons and culinary getaways here, plus a dining room serving prix fixe dinners.

Facilities:
Restaurant; hot tub; watersports equipment; sauna

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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