Tatamagouche

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A not-to-be-missed seaside village with a bustling Main Street, you’ll find a craft brewery, farmers’ market, handmade chocolates, fresh baked goodies, chowder, bike rentals and restored rail cars that are now an inn, all within a one-kilometre stretch.

Tatamagouche is ideally located less than 30 minutes from three provincial parks offering warm-water beaches.

To top it off, the Great Trail passes right through town making Tatamagouche the ideal starting point or pit stop for your Great Trail adventures.

Don’t-Miss Activities in Tatamagouche

Train Station Inn & Dining Car

Spend the night in one of the renovated cabooses or boxcars that are now deluxe accommodations. There is no other lodging like this in Nova Scotia!
Enjoy a delicious meal of seafood chowder, fish cakes, bacon-wrapped Digby scallops or other locally inspired dishes in the carefully restored 1928 dining car.
Café, gift shop, balcony, sitting rooms, meeting room, lounge car and wi-fi hotspots are also onsite.

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Tatamagouche Brewing Co.

A family owned and operated microbrewery in the heart of Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia.
In 2014, a former butcher shop was converted into a community brewery where small handcrafted batches of organic beer are brewed.
Raise a glass to pure Tatamagoodness on the sunny patio.

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Tatamagouche Creamery Square Heritage Centre

Unique heritage complex featuring a Creamery exhibit, displays on local history and lifestyle of the 19th and 20th centuries, the Brule Fossil Collection, the Anna Swan display which tells the story of local giantess; and a heritage boatbuilding shop.
Performing Arts Centre, historic Grain Elevator, Saturday morning farmers’ market, shops and easy access to the Butter Trail also onsite.

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Sugar Moon Farm

Take a guided indoor sugar camp tour where you will learn about maple syrup and hear our stories and pick up Sugar Moon goodies from the onsite shop as a tasty memento of your visit.
Bring your appetite to feast on pancakes and maple sausages for brunch.
After brunch explore the 6.2 kilometre trail on the property which offers up spectacular views year-round.

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Rushton's Beach Provincial Park

Some of the warmest ocean water in Nova Scotia with broad sandbars at low tide.
Boardwalk over the salt marsh provides easy access to the sandy beach. Change house and vault toilets also onsite.
Located just 15 minutes outside of Tatamagouche.

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