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way hike of 3.7km to the park's tallest falls. In summer, rangers lead a variety of family-
friendly educational programs, including night hikes.
Skiing
In the winter, 25km of park trails are groomed for fantastic cross-country skiing, with ad-
ditional snowshoeing tracks through the forest.
Swimming
The ocean is pretty bracing here; luckily, there's a heated saltwater
swimming pool
(adult/child $3/1.50;
11am-6:30pm Jul & Aug)
not far from the park's southern entrance.
Sleeping
The park has three campgrounds and 13 wilderness sites.
Camping reservations
(
877-737-3783;
www.pccamping.ca
)
must be made at least three days in advance. The park
entry fee is extra and is paid upon arrival.
With bathhouses and showers,
Chignecto North
(campsites/RV sites $26/36)
is a good
pick for families. The 131-site
Headquarters Campground
(campsites/RV sites $26/37)
is
near the visitors center. It's the only area open for winter camping. Along the coast, 8km
southwest of the visitors center, is
Point Wolfe Campground
(campsites $26)
and its 181
sites with sea breezes and cooler temperatures. To reserve a backcountry site ($10), call
either of the visitors centers.
Fundy Highlands Inn
& Chalets
CABINS, MOTEL $$$
( 506-887-2930, 888-883-8639;
www.fundyhighlandchalets.com
;
8714 Hwy 114; r $95-105, cabins
from $115; May-Oct)
Simple but charming little cabins, all with decks, kitchenettes and
superlative views, and a small, well-kept motel.
Information
Headquarters Visitors Centre
(
506-887-6000;
10am-6pm)
At the park's south en-
trance.
Wolfe Lake Information Centre
(
506-432-6026; Hwy 114;
10am-6pm Jul & Aug)
At the
park's north entrance.
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