Trout Point Lodge

This three story wilderness lodge is next to the Tobeatic Wilderness Area and beside the Tusket and Napier rivers. It features two on-site restaurants serving dishes made from local seafood and ingredients. All rooms provide river and forest views. The Trout Point Lodge of Nova Scotia is made of handcrafted Eastern Spruce logs, granite and sandstone. All rooms include a full bathroom, handmade wooden furniture and a DVD player with a built-in screen. Guests of the Trout Point Lodge may enjoy the outdoor barrel sauna or cedar wood-heated hot tub. A variety of nature and hiking trails wind through the surrounding area with guests able to arrange guided tours, including star gazing, or use the lodge’s GPS receivers. Canoeing, biking and fishing opportunities are also available. The lodge’s restaurants, The Dining Room and Chez la Tousquet, offer separate casual and formal dining experiences. Both feature dishes with homemade cheeses, local seafood and greens picked from the lodge’s garden. Trout Point is less than 58 km from Shelburne and 3.5 hours from the Halifax Airport. Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.