Places to stay in Salmon River Bridge, Nova Scotia
We currently have 14 accommodations in and around Salmon River Bridge with other regional listings available for Campsites, Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, Motels and other properties. You can filter listings by the available types:
Salmon River Bridge is a community within the Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia, though it is actually just under an hours drive away from the Halifax downtown core. Local restaurants include The Lobster Shack, Reid J General Store, Harbour Fish N' Fries, and Sher's Bear Den Cafe.
Wondering where to stay? Lodging options in the community are mainly limited to Bed and Breakfast type accommodations, though there are a few nearby hotels. If you are travelling in the area, Salmon River Bridge is located close to Popes Shoals, Paces Lake, Moose Lake, Dry Rock and Johnson Lake.
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Selected and best reviewed properties in Salmon River Bridge
The Salmon River House Country Inn
Nice to find a German inn and restaurant on our travels to Nova Scotia. Margit is a delightful innkeeper and our room (#1) was clean and comfortable. Restaurant had delightful views of the Salmon River and food was very good, especially the traditional German breakfast. It's the little things that .....
Other local Salmon River Bridge information and places to visit.
- Longitude: -63°1'35.470
- Latitude: 44°46'34.298
Things to see and do
Black Sheep Gallery
Located at 1689 West Jeddore Road. Now in its fourth year, the Black Sheep Gallery is located less than one hour from Halifax, on Nova Scotia's picturesque Eastern Shore. Situated in a 1200 square foot converted fish plant on the shore of Jeddore Harbour, the gallery presents the work of over 40 Nova Scotia folk artists past and present.
Memory Lane Heritage Village
Located at Box 1937. Can you remember what it was like growing up during the 1940s in rural Nova Scotia? Do you wonder what everyday life was like for your parents, grandparents or relatives? Well now you can take a stroll through the Memory Lane Heritage Village and experience this era, which was less than a lifetime ago, but dramatically different from life today.
River Oaks Golf Club
Located at Lwr Meaghers Grant. Beautiful, scenic River Oaks is one of Nova Scotia's most picturesque golf destinations. It includes an established 18 hole course and a new (2001) regulation 9 hole South course. River Oaks welcomes golfers of all levels, and offers challenges for everyone. The clubhouse is known for great homemade meals and snacks, check out our extensive menu. The kitchen also caters for corporate tournaments and special events - accommodating groups of 16 to 120. River Oaks features complete facilities, including a putting green, club and cart rentals, a pro shop and a licensed dining room. Special weekend packages are available, and River Oaks has expanded to include a lodge for overnight stays. The club house, meanwhile, offers locker rooms and spacious comfort with a natural pine interior. A wrap around deck outside sports a panoramic view of the lush East Coast countryside.
Musquodoboit Harbour Railway Museum
Located at P.O. Box 303. The Musquodoboit Railway Museum is housed in a restored 1918 Intercolonial Railway station in the centre of Musquodoboit Harbour. It provides a beautiful example of our architectural heritage and an ideal home for our large collection of Nova Scotia railway memorabilia. The collection includes a caboose, a snowplow, a shunter and an old CP combination car. Also included are assorted baggage wagons, a pump car and equipment used by the people who worked on the railway. The collection features a large selection of telegraph equipment and numerous photographs, documents and books related to rail travel in Nova Scotia. Visitors are encouraged to explore the museum, and learn more about our railway heritage. The Musquodoboit Railway Museum is supported by the many hours of dedicated service provided by volunteers and the generous contributions made by private donors. Through their efforts, we are able to preserve the history of our transportation legacy for future generations.
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