Places to stay and eat in PEI and Nova Scotia
I've been back from vacation for over a week, but I'm only just finding time to blog again. My web logs suggest that more than a few people have come here looking for recommendations on places to stay. Here are our discoveries (all infant friendly):
- Crescent Isle Cottages reasonably priced, two bedroom cottages. We choose Crescent Isle because they're among the cheaper cottages near the national park. It was exactly what we'd expected: small, clean, with a stove and BBQ. As an amazing bonus we saw Blue Heron's feeding almost every night we're there.
- Rick's Fish'N Chips & Seafood House a little spot just by the roadside. The fish and chips are surprisingly good. It was worth driving 20 minutes out of way.
- Dalvay by the Sea The sticky pudding is one of the best desserts I've eaten. We could only stay for afternoon tea, too bad our daughter wouldn't have allowed us the time to come back for dinner.
- Tree Seat B&B in Baddeck. Quiet, comfortable with an excellent breakfast. Barb is an excellent host.
- Horse Junction Cafe curiously the campground's website doesn't mention the restaurant. Amazing food, also the campground has some awesome ice cream.
Happy vacationing