Welcome to the Gateway Campground in Nova Scotia

Escape the Noise. Peaceful. Serene.

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A different kind of campground

Tranquility by the river, in a beautiful woodland setting

Year-round camping and seasonal RV sites. Now booking online – dates are going fast! Grab your bicycle, four-wheeler, or horse, get directly onto the Brookfield Mines multi-use trail that goes from Caledonia to New Germany, and from there to the Valley, Bridgewater, or Halifax! Enjoy beautiful, spacious tent campsites next to the picturesque Medway River.  Each site has its own picnic table and fire pit.  21 km from Kejimkujik National Park. Campground rules
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Gateway Campground has no electric or water hookups. Firewood is available to purchase, generators are available to rent. Fresh water fill and dumping station now available. Wireless internet is available in and near the office building. Showers and washrooms in the office building are NEW FOR 2021! 

Also new for 2021 season is ICE CREAM for sale, along with a few camping essentials like bacon, eggs, bread, milk and ice.

RV and Tent Sites

Options for group camping, solo, and solitude

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SEASONAL SITES
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Gateway to the Medway

Stay Near the Action in the Caledonia Area

Kejimkujik National Park

Renowned Dark Skies Preserve, Mi'kmaq historic site, canoeing, kayaking, biking, hiking, swimming and all manner of backcountry outdoor adventures.

Caledonia and North Queens

Weekly Farmers' Market, restaurants, groceries, pharmacy, liquor store, Post Office, medical centre, visitor information. Swimming pool, skateboard park, volleyball, and baseball. ATV poker rallies, ox pulls, and the Queens County Exhibition. Breakfasts, suppers, and entertainment. Experience local Nova Scotia.

Recreation

Directly from the Gateway Campground you can access the province-wide rails-to-trails network for walking, hiking, cycling, horseback-riding, and ATV use. Rent kayaks or canoes and launch directly from the campground into the Medway River.

Updates

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