We drove away from Halifax having had a terrific weekend that was sunny and warm and made us feel like Nova Scotia was a terrific place to be. We drove towards the south and west in the direction of the coast with our destination the World Heritage site of the town of Lunenburg.
We took a detour to Peggy’s Cove, known for its quaint village and lighthouse. It’s a tiny village!!! We parked and wandered up to the rocky area surrounding the lighthouse. What a spot!
The Lunenburg Campground was located at the edge of town, up on top of the hill. The town’s architecture is notably eighteenth century and the streets are narrow and easier to walk than drive (in a RV).
