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Dartmouth-Cole Harbour

Shubie Park

Fairbanks Centre Shubie Park, 54 Lock Road
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
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Shubie Park is at 54 Locks Rd. 

Park Highlights include the Fairbanks Interpretive Centre (year-round), Kayak, Canoe & SUP Rentals (seasonal), Lemon Dogs Burgers & Lemonade (seasonal), Shubie Park Campground (seasonal), off lease dog park, Lake Charles Beach, Shubie Park Pump Track, two historic locks and many trails to explore by foot or bike. 

Shubie Park is connected to the Shubenacadie Canal Waterway via the trans Canada trail. 

 

Photo Credit: Robert Walsh & courtesy of the Shubenacadie Canal Commission

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