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Originally Posted by RuthWI
Has anyone attended the Celtic Colours music festival in Nova Scotia in October and camped? The festival is dispersed throughout Nova Scotia. I would love to camp at more rustic campgrounds or Provincial Parks, but some are closed at the end of September. Also don't want to be too far from the concert venues.
Suggestions?
https://celtic-colours.com/
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First, get a copy from the tourism dept; 'The Doers and Dreamers Guide' if you didn't already. Second, add an extra week to the beginning and the end of your planned trip to account for the seasonal frost/leaf changing that you really want to see.
Once you cross the Canso Causway, you are entering another world. Ask anyone at a music event for a location of a place to park and you will get swamped with offers to stay in their driveway or in their home.lol Parking on the side of the road if you have a bit too much to drink works. It's a safe and handy option. There is no crime in Cape Breton; people leave the keys in their cars so they don't get misplaced them
I must warn you however that as an American, you should try not to act like one. Don't be loud, a braggart or cocky...not trying to be offensive, just these people live a very laid back life style and don't appreciate BS. And right now we are pretty full of Trumps BS...just sayin'.
An a lighter note if you need a place to park on the way through, contact me. I can offer you a bathroom with shower and an
electrical connection