Lena's Place

09/02/2026

Would You Travel for This?

We’re looking at ways to create more opportunities for people to experience Nova Scotia’s wild blueberries beyond the grocery store—from hands-on harvesting and farm tours to farm-to-table meals, chef experiences and more.

We want to know what you’d actually be interested in—and what would make you want to book it.

How far would you travel? What would you pay? What kind of experience would make it worth the trip?

Take our quick survey and help us shape future wild blueberry events and experiences in Nova Scotia.

👉 Take the survey: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/7UEEM2Eg2H

It only takes about 3 minutes, and your input could help us create something you’ll want to experience! 🫐

08/22/2026

07/10/2026

Join us for a meaningful afternoon on the land with our upcoming Etuaptmumk Walk at Thomas Cove! Guided by this foundational principle of Two-Eyed Seeing, we will explore the trails together to learn how Indigenous knowledge and Western science weave together to help us deeply understand and care for this beautiful landscape.

When: Wednesday, July 15 at 2:00 PM
Where: Thomas Cove Coastal Reserve, Economy Loop. This is a 3.2 km loop with minimal elevation gain, generally considered an easy hike with some exposed roots.

Whether you want to connect with local ecology, learn about traditional Mi'kmaw stewardship, or simply enjoy a peaceful walk along our stunning coastline, everyone is welcome to share in this journey.

To register and secure your spot, please email [email protected] or fill out our registration form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfc51oJtt1oUIQ7X0WS-3zqvFD-DXrjhqSTqzL6P1k3BFfJXw/viewform?usp=publish-editor

09/18/2025

🥾 Join our Certified Tour Operator, Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers, for the Hike NS Fall Guided Hike Series!

They’re offering 5 guided hikes within the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark — the first one kicks off this Saturday! 🌊

📧 Register by emailing: [email protected]

Here’s the schedule:

📅 Saturday, Sept 20 – 1:45 pm
➡️ Meet in Parrsboro, travel to Port Greville to explore the Brookville Formation
➡️ 6 km return, beach access \~2:30 pm

📅 Saturday, Oct 18 – 2:00 pm
➡️ Soley Cove to Red Head
➡️ 11 km return
➡️ Meet at Cliffs of Fundy Welcome Centre

📅 Sunday, Oct 26 – 11:45 am
➡️ Eatonville: Three Sisters & Squally Point
➡️ 5 km
➡️ Meet at Advocate Rite Stop parking lot

📅 Sunday, Nov 9 – 10:45 am
➡️ McGahey Brook Canyon
➡️ 7 km loop
➡️ Meet at Advocate Rite Stop parking lot

📅 Saturday, Nov 15 – 1:45 pm
➡️ Economy Falls
➡️ 3–4 km return
➡️ Meet at Cliffs of Fundy Welcome Centre

Come explore breathtaking landscapes, learn the stories of the Fundy tides, and enjoy the fall season in the Geopark! 🍂🌊

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09/08/2025

Big News! We’re thrilled to announce that the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark has been recommended to receive a green card, and with it, its full UNESCO Global Geopark status for another four years—a powerful reminder of our region’s incredible geological and cultural importance.

This renewed designation puts us back on the world stage, reinforcing our commitment to celebrating Earth’s oldest stories—told through dramatic cliffs, ancient fossils, and powerful Mi’kmaw traditions. Huge thanks to the geologists, community partners, Indigenous leaders, local municipalities, tourism operators, volunteers, and everyone else whose hard work and dedication have brought us to this moment.

Your efforts truly make it possible for future generations to learn from—and explore—the extraordinary landscapes we call home. Let’s keep sharing, preserving, and celebrating the Cliffs of Fundy together!

08/07/2025

⚠️ Travel Advisory – Wildfire Restrictions in Effect ⚠️

Due to ongoing hot and dry conditions, Nova Scotia has restricted activities in the woods and banned open fires province-wide to reduce the risk of wildfires.

🚫 Effective August 5 at 4 PM until October 15 (or until restrictions are lifted), the following activities are NOT permitted:
🚷 Hiking in the woods
🎣 Fishing in forested areas
🏕️ Camping outside of official campgrounds
🚙 Use of vehicles in the woods
🔥 Open fires remain banned across the province

Violations carry fines of up to $25,000.

Within the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark, Geosites located in forested regions are off-limits during this time. This includes popular sites such as:
🌿 Mi'kmawey Debert
🌊 Economy Falls
🌲 Thomas Cove Economy Loop
🍁 Wards Falls
💡 Cape D'Or
…and others within wooded areas.

But there are still safe ways to explore! 🏖️ Beaches, coastal parks, and campgrounds remain open for you to enjoy the Bay of Fundy’s stunning landscapes without venturing into the woods.

🙏 Stay safe, stay informed, and join us in wishing for rain!

07/30/2025

Experience the charm of Five Islands and the comfort of Lena’s Place—a coastal escape you won’t forget! Conveniently located and easy to find, Lena’s Place offers a serene retreat where the beauty of the Bay of Fundy meets cozy, inviting accommodations.

After a day of exploring the stunning cliffs, beaches, and the world’s highest tides, unwind in the comfort of this charming home. The peaceful surroundings and tranquil atmosphere will make it hard to leave, leaving you with memories you’ll cherish long after your stay. It’s the perfect coastal getaway, where relaxation and adventure combine in a place that feels like home. 🌊🏡






















To learn more, visit: www.lenasplace.ca