Our drive today has brought us to the furthest northern assessable point of Cape Breton, Meat Cove.
There's not much here but a campground.
There's not much to the campground other than fantastic views, congenial hosts and a chowder house.
Three for three. These will do just fine, thank you!
The fact that it was at the end of a 10km dirt road (our speciality) has resulted in the other park patrons are also of an adventurous spirit and fun to meet.
The fact that it was at the end of a 10km dirt road (our speciality) has resulted in the other park patrons are also of an adventurous spirit and fun to meet.
The word on the "Lonely Planet"," Trip Adviser", "Outdoor Canada" street is that this is one of everybody's fav campgrounds.
We've been a little spoiled by some stellar camp spots of late, but for a commercial campground we give it four tents out of five.
DAY TWENTY NINE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2013
MEAT COVE, CAPE BRETON, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA
Meat Cove morning.
I liked this spot a lot as in so many things "Going over Niagara Paul's, that we are so close to the brink, that if you wake up on the wrong side of the Therma Rest, you're in the cove. Probably with less meat.
COMING NEXT - ANYBODY UP FOR A HIKE AND SOME MEAT?
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