Named after the English colonizer, the 2nd Earl of Halifax in 1749, Halifax is the largest municipality in the province of Nova Scotia. It’s known for its fisheries due to access to the Atlantic Ocean, as well as a common venue for important moments in Canadian history.
Campgrounds • Places to Eat • Things to Do • Next Stop
Halifax Campgrounds
- Ocean view and oceanside sites
- Coin-operated hot showers
- Kayaking, ocean swimming, playground
- Full service sites
- Clam digging, games, swimming, fishing, kayaking, island drop-offs
Food and Drink
Situated in the Lake of the Woods, you can expect the best freshwater fish on local menus. Indulge in small businesses with passion for their province.
Bars, Pubs, and Distilleries
This household brewery name started in Halifax Nova Scotia in 1820. Tour the brewery, and taste the history as well as the innovative new flavours.
Previously home to the Wormwoods Dog and Monkey Cinema, Propeller Brewing popped up in Halifax back in 2013. They now house an arcade in their brewery for hours of fun (or something for the kids to do while you taste!).
This stop isn’t just for beer lovers! They also have their line of vodka sodas in three delicious flavors. Stop by to try their year-round brews and their tantalizing seasonal selections.
This microbrewery should definitely be on your stop list. They offer something for everyone; beers, ciders, non-alcoholics, and fermented seltzer! Enjoy lunch and brunch while you sip with their tasty menu
Owned by a husband and wife, 2 Crows is only a few years old, but they are growing fast and offering unique flavors like the gin barrel-aged sour Blackberry Collins.
Baked Goods and Cafes
This picturesque coffee café serves vibrant eats and rich coffee. Stop for a baked goodie or a refreshing soup and salad, or both!
Considered the hidden gem of Halifax, Port City Café roasts Jitter Fuel beans, a local source. Need coffee gear for your RV? They sell top quality items to make brewing on the road easy,
Restaurants
Love brunch? Almonak is the spot for you. They have a full coffee bar list, as well as sweet and savory brunch items like salmon focaccia or Belgian waffles. Pair it with a fresh-pressed juice mimosa for a perfect start to the day.
Located in one of the oldest stone structures in Halifax, it’s named after a press gang which was a group employed by a commanding officer to impress, or coerce, other men into service for the navy or army.
A lovely acronym for “Eat, Drink, Nourish, Always”. Enjoy a seasonal menu of P.E.I Blue Dot rib-eye steak, local seafood, eggs benedict, and fluffy ricotta pancakes.
Stories focuses on fostering connections with people. They work closely with indigenous farmers, foragers, and fishermen to support local friends. This is perfect for a date night out.
Things To Do
Visit discoverhalifax.com to plan your visit to Halifax!
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