Learn the history of the park along the interconnecting waterways on a guided tour or rent the boats and explore at your own pace. With 16 trails, Keji has a variety of hikes leading you through an ecosystem rich with stunning vistas and wildlife. After a day in the woods or on the water, visitors can set up camp at one of the many campsites throughout the park, including serviced sites with electricity and others illuminated only by the stars.

While you’re on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, be sure to visit the charming town of Liverpool. See the colonial houses of captains past and walk through the museums showcasing the area’s rich history, country music, folk art and world-class photography.  If you’re in need of a charge, there is Level 3 (DC Fast Charger) conveniently located near the centre of town.

Head further down the coast for more breathtaking views at Kejimkujik Seaside. The oceanfront section of Kejimkujik offers hikers a stunning variety of landscapes, shorelines and wildlife to admire over an 8.7 km trail. Pack a lunch or order the perfect picnic through the park and let nature design your dining space.