Places to stay in Centreville, Nova Scotia
We currently have 12 accommodations in and around Centreville with other regional listings available for Motels, Hotels, Campgrounds, Bed & Breakfasts and other properties. You can filter listings by the available types:
Located minutes away from Kentville, this small town is surrounded by Annapolis valley's apple orchard country side. Local attractions include Hiking Cape Split and Blomidon, The Tidal Bore, Fundy beaches, museums. Travelers will enjoy the Apple Blossom Festival at the end of May. Places to eat in the region include Richie's Pizzeria, Rosie's Restaurant & Paddy's Brewpub, Tim Hortons, and Pretzellmaker.
Wondering where to stay? Lodging options in the town are mainly limited to Bed and Breakfast type accommodations. If you are travelling in the area, Centreville is located close to Sunken Lake, Grant Brook, Hutchinson Brook, Doyles Meadows and Squally Point.
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Selected and best reviewed properties in Centreville
The Delft Haus Bed and Breakfast
Other local Centreville information and places to visit.
- Longitude: -64°31'58.260
- Latitude: 45°6'54.654
Things to see and do
Dooly's New Minas
Located at 9049 Commercial Street. Dooly's has eighty-eight licensed pool or billiard halls in Canada. Come see what playing pool is all about at our quality billiard or pool rooms, clubs or parlors in seven different provinces.
Island Green Golf Club
Located at 7005 Highway 12. Island Green Golf Club is a new golf facility located in Nova Scotia's beautiful Annapolis Valley, near the Town of Kentville. Come and play our unique golf course It's a challenge for all, with a beautiful view on each hole.
Valley Drive In
Located at 5934 Highway 1. Originally one of Canada's oldest solo screens, the Valley had gone dark when it's lease was not renewed. In an interesting turn of events, it was the local Lions Club that came to the rescue, and succeeded in obtaining a new lease on life for the venerable Drive-in. Since their re-lighting of the Valley, the Lions definitely roar .with continuing support from appreciative and supportive audiences. The Valley is open on weekends, seasonally, from mid-May thru the end of September. The screen is lit with double features. Admission: $20 per carload (covers all passengers).
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