Picnicking

Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site

Picnic spots at Kejimkujik 

Find your Perfect Picnic place at Kejimkujik inland.

This downloadable map (PDF, 4.5 MB) shows the top Perfect Picnic places at Kejimkujik inland.

1. Mill Falls Trail

Be soothed by the hypnotic and flowing waters.

2. Nancy Cove Picnic Area (Indian Point)

Paddle to a peaceful cove.

3. Merrymakedge Beach

Sand warmed by the sun and breathtaking views of the lake await!

4. Peter Point Trail

An idyllic and tranquil spot to relax.

Picnic spots at Kejimkujik Seaside

Find your Perfect Picnic place at Kejimkujik Seaside.

This downloadable map (PDF, 1.67 MB) shows the top Perfect Picnic places at Kejimkujik Seaside.

1. Picnic Shelter

Take a short stroll to picnic tables with a seaside breeze.

2. Scenic Lookout

A great view of wildflowers and the seacoast. Benches available.

3. Harbour Rocks Beach

Granite headlands and views of basking seals.

4. Parks Canada Red Chairs

An idyllic spot! #sharethechair

5. St. Catherine's River Beach

White sands and gorgeous turquoise water.

Experiences (in season)

Picnic shelters and woodstoves

Some picnic shelters and woodstoves are available year-round.

• Kedge Beach picnic shelter (open Victoria Day weekend to October 31)
• Mill Falls (open for day-use year-round)
• Merrymakedge (P1)
• Kejimkujik Seaside (open for day-use year-round)

Access in the winter months

During the winter months, only the Mill Falls shelter will have plowed access and be maintained.

There is no electricity in the picnic shelters.

More information about picnic shelters

Firewood

Firewood purchased in Kejimkujik is heat-treated and bug free.

More information:

• Firewood
• Visitor guidelines
• The changing forest of Jeremy’s Bay Campground