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R.R.#2, Martins River, Nova Scotia B0J 2E0
 Tel.: (902) 627-2678 Fax: (902) 627-1144
Toll free: 1-800-565-0000
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Owned and Operated by Ray and Betty Eisnor
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We are now offering WiFi Wireless Internet |
RayPort Campground is a family campground situated on the southwest bank of Martin's River, adjacent to highway 103 (take exit 9 or 10 to highway 3). Entrance is from highway 3.
60 serviced sites (electric & water, 30 amp max)
10 unserviced sites 50 cable TV hook ups (free)
Dump station Clean washrooms Flush toilets
Free hot showers Coin laundry Pay phones available
Ice Firewood Camp store Games room
Swimming pool ( free to campers) Trout fishing in river
10% discount to senior citizens, just show your senior citizen card
Weekly rates (seventh day free)
Group and seasonal rates upon request
Open mid May to mid October
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Halifax, Peggy's Cove and the Annapolis Valley less than an hour away.
Shopping Centres, service stations, churches, golf courses, antique shops - all only minutes away.
The towns of Bridgewater, Mahone Bay, Chester and Lunenburg are only a few minutes from RayPort.
The town of Lunenburg, home of the famous racing schooner "Bluenose", seen on the back of the canadian dime, is only 12 miles away. Founded in 1752, Lunenburg has a rich history, rooted deeply in the fishing industry. "The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic" is certainly a must see when you are in Lunenburg.
Be sure not to leave your camera behind, the town of Mahone Bay is just five minutes from RayPort. The famous three churches of Mahone Bay are spectacular and make a wonderful backdrop for the Mahone Bay "Wooden Boat Festival".
Ross Farm Museum, only 18 miles away, is very worthwhile as well. A restored farmhouse and barns, complete with animals, take you back in time, the way farming used to be done, many many years ago.
Several miles of old logging roads lead away from the campground. These old roads and trails are ideal for hiking and biking. There is excellent trout fishing in the river. Several pools, lakes and still waters are within easy walking distance. You may even enjoy rubber tubing or rafting down the river as well.
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