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An architectural master piece made from giant Eastern Spruce logs, 
chiseled granite and sandstone, with full scribe notch and dovetail 
joinery, Trout Point's owners built the Lodge in celebration of the 
Great Camps erected along the U.S. & Canadian Eastern Seaboard in 
the early 20th century. This three-story structure houses guest 
facilities, the Great Room, mezzanine library, dining room, kitchen, 
two bars, and recreational facilities on the banks of the Tusket 
River. Replete with mica and Tiffany lamps, oriental rugs, log 
furniture, and extensive indoor and outdoor public areas, Trout 
Point is the ideal nature retreat. All of our spacious guest suites 
feature broad river views and full amenities. Many have hand-cut 
stone fireplaces and porches or patios, as do the Great Room and The 
Dining Room.  

The Great Lodge has eight junior suites and one full suite, all with 
full bath, local Acadian-made log & twig furniture including sofas 
or love seats, one queen or two double beds, handmade rugs, 
handcrafted log walls and beam ceilings, & original artwork. All 
rooms have river views & many have wood burning fireplaces or 
stoves. Decor includes Italian tile bathrooms, hand-knit rugs, & 
rustic wood floors. Each room provides a writing desk and Bose 
CD/radios, but does not have television or telephones.* A 
handicapped equipped & accessible room is available. The Great Room, 
porches, patios, decks, breezeways, & mezzanine library provide 
space for relaxing & enjoying the pristine woods, wildlife, & water 
surrounding you. *Telephone service is available via the front desk.

Take out Trout Point's own canoes or kayaks on the Tusket & Napier 
Rivers as they flow to the ocean past Yarmouth County's 365 scenic 
lakes. The Tusket & Napier's native trout swim the lodge waters, & 
our trail system will lead you to thousands of acres of protected 
wilderness for either hiking or mountain biking. No skill or 
experience is required for gentle, safe kayaking or canoeing up the 
Napier and into the Tobeatic Wilderness Preserve. The Tusket offers 
seasonal rapids, and will lead you to nearby East Meadow Lake and 
other lakes and still waters. Guides & outfitters arranged on 
request. Canoe and kayak outfitting and guided tours can be 
arranged. Just ask.

Trout Point Lodge occupies the last private land adjacent to the 
Tobeatic Wilderness Preserve, home to the only native moose 
population left in Nova Scotia and the endangered southern flying 
squirrel. The Tusket River system is the most significant watershed 
in the area, flowing through boreal, Acadian forest, eskers, 
multitudinous lakes, barrens, & bogs. Black bear, the rare 
Blanding's turtle, diverse birdlife, muskrat, beaver, and otter 
inhabit the area.

Trout Point is an ecologically minded guest lodge where our guests 
can enjoy this incredible ecosystem without disturbing it. Relax in 
wood-fired hot tubs as the Tusket River rushes near by. Forage for 
wild mushrooms and then cook them up in our teaching kitchen. Or 
take a leisurely nature walk, a strenuous hike, canoe towards the 
Atlantic ocean, or perch on a granite boulder to read a book.

Trout Point's own 200 acres border well over 350,000 acres of 
protected wilderness in the Tobeatic and Kejimikujik National Park, 
which together form the Southern Nova Scotia Biosphere Preserve, 
created by UNESCO.  Easy day trips bring you to a variety of beaches 
and coastal areas or to over 5 different 18 hole golf courses. 

Tobeatic Wilderness Area
Historic Shelburne
Cape Forchu & Yarmouth
Keji Seaside Adjunct
French Shore
Golf

Room rates from 139-310 CAN$, rental houses from $220 to $450/night

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