Hotel style accommodations in a charming bed and breakfast inn conveniently located on the Glooscap trail in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. Two century old houses have been joined to create eight bed and breakfast units. The comfortable chairs on the old fashioned verandah, and seats by the fire in the lounge offer a relaxing options for our guests. A full breakfast is included with all room rentals. Parrsboro makes a great stopover for people travelling along the Glooscap Trail. There are a number of interesting activities available in the area. The Maple Inn is the closest accommodations to the Ship's Company Theater and is just a block away from the Parrsboro harbour where you can watch the world's highest tides rise and fall each day on the Bay of Fundy.

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Property Features Architecturally or historically interesting Canopy Beds Central TV Central VCR/DVD Central phone DVD Library Free Off-street Parking Garden Guest lounge Hot Tub Laundry facilities No Resident Pets Whirlpool/Hot Tub Guest hot beverage bar	Location Has tourist attraction(s) Nearby restaurants and "Things to Do" Quiet location Ocean Comunity	Languages English German
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Meals Included in Rates Gourmet Breakfast Afternoon Tea

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Parrsboro Activities and Attractions The historic town of Parrsboro was originally located at nearby Partridge Island. In 1784, Admiral John Parr, Governor-General of Nova Scotia, granted its present site, then known as Mill Village, to the residents. The town was relocated and renamed Parrsboro. Many of its stately homes were built in the 1800's. The town was incorporated in 1889. The prime industries of this town of 1600 are tourism, blueberries, strawberries, metal fabrication and forestry. While in Parrsboro, you can stroll along miles of nearby beaches where agate, amethyst, fossils and minerals are abundant. Experience the "World's Highest Tides" of the Bay of Fundy. Visit the geological and historical museums where you can see dinosaur replicas and explore romance of the bygone shipbuilding era along the Minas Shore. The Parrsboro Shore is a favourite area for nature lovers, with many hiking trails, eco-tour look off locations and abundant areas for bird watching. Dramatic cliffs cascade into the sea, islands provide homes to a host of seabirds - unrivalled scenic beauty everywhere you turn. Parrsboro is only 45 minutes from New Brunswick, an hour from Truro, less than 2 hours from Halifax and Prince Edward Island. As well, the Moncton Airport is just over an hour away and the Halifax Airport only 90 minutes. And more to do... 28 Shops and Boutiques 8 Restaurants 4 Museums 2 Banks (each with 24 hr ATM's) Recreation ( 9 Hole Golf Course, Tennis Courts, Arena, Ball Fields, Bicycling) Professional Theatre, Concerts and Festivals throughout July and August

Average Rates
Start From CAD 90.00 To CAD 110.00 Daily

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