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Queensland Beach Provincial Park — Attraction in Queensland

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Queensland Beach Provincial Park
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Queensland Beach Nova Scotia
Conrads Rd, Hubbards, NS B0J 1T0, Canada
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Surfside Inn
9609 St Margarets Bay Rd, Queensland, NS B0J 1T0, Canada
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Queensland Beach Provincial Park

Nova Scotia Trunk 3, Halifax, NS B0J 1T0, Canada
4.6(632)
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+1 902-497-0052
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parks.novascotia.ca

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Jason WilsonJason Wilson
Queensland Beach really is a great beach to spend the day. I gave it 4 stars because you sometimes have to be careful with children in the water. The waves can pull small children into the water, so keeping a close eye is a must. The beach is clean and a popular spot. There is a life guard on duty during the summer months and on-site changing room facilities. There is a parking lot, but that fills up quick, so if you want a spot, head out early. Otherwise, you can park on a side street. There isn’t a restaurant in walking distance, so keep that in mind.
Jeanne JJeanne J
White sand beach that has lifeguards on duty for July and August (10am to 6pm). It has change rooms, moderate amount of parking and apparently a good spot to find sand dollars if you are there early enough to beat the rest of the beach combers. Across the way is Comeau's which give right of way to the St. Margaret's Bay Trail. From this point it is almost 4.5km on the trail to Hubbards, where the trail turns into the Aspotogan Trail.
Evan YoungEvan Young
A sandy, fairly warm beach with modest seaweed in the water. It's mostly in the first few meters of water then it clears up quite well. The waves are gentle and the beach itself isn't rocky along the bulk of it. It's a great place to go with friends and family and there's usually plenty of space to set a towel down (at least after 5pm when we usually go there is). Seems dog-friendly too, as we see lots of pups when we go.
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Queensland Beach really is a great beach to spend the day. I gave it 4 stars because you sometimes have to be careful with children in the water. The waves can pull small children into the water, so keeping a close eye is a must. The beach is clean and a popular spot. There is a life guard on duty during the summer months and on-site changing room facilities. There is a parking lot, but that fills up quick, so if you want a spot, head out early. Otherwise, you can park on a side street. There isn’t a restaurant in walking distance, so keep that in mind.
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White sand beach that has lifeguards on duty for July and August (10am to 6pm). It has change rooms, moderate amount of parking and apparently a good spot to find sand dollars if you are there early enough to beat the rest of the beach combers. Across the way is Comeau's which give right of way to the St. Margaret's Bay Trail. From this point it is almost 4.5km on the trail to Hubbards, where the trail turns into the Aspotogan Trail.
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A sandy, fairly warm beach with modest seaweed in the water. It's mostly in the first few meters of water then it clears up quite well. The waves are gentle and the beach itself isn't rocky along the bulk of it. It's a great place to go with friends and family and there's usually plenty of space to set a towel down (at least after 5pm when we usually go there is). Seems dog-friendly too, as we see lots of pups when we go.
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5.0
8y

Jumped in the ocean for first time in 2 looooong hard years& it was dark out pitch black outside on one evening mid November 2017 N I still feel great! Never knew till now tho the beauty of my surroundings when I ran down some stairs through the sand and dov head first into the cold black Ocean I'd missed so greatly.!! So i must say Thank you to a new friend Matt Slaney who made my wish come true for me to jump in the ocean for the first time in far to many years at this beautiful location &it was a perfect first impression forsure & a spontaneous thrilling adventure one could never forget!! I'll definitely be here...

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5.0
8y

If you love to swim in the ocean without absolutely freezing, Any of the beaches in St. Margaret's Bay are about as good as you can find outside of the Northumberland Strait. Queensland is my personal favorite, and now that the highway is twinned to Boutilier's Point, it is quick to get to from Halifax. The beach is pretty narrow at high tide, so it is worth checking a tide chart to see when to go. The parking is sometimes a bit of a snarl, but there is a paid option across the road. Also across the road is a snack bar. The beach itself has change rooms and some pretty sketchy...

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3.0
7y

Go to Crystal Crescent instead! This beach is pretty, but I just want to point out for those that are not local, that this beach is directly off the road. It's kind of like swimming right next to a busy road. There isn't a "park" at all. The beach is very narrow and it's quite rocky. Sand is fine and nice, no shells, lots of bugs though. The water is no warmer than any other beach here, so that is misleading. The sun is very intense because of the lake right behind causes a dual reflection effect. It is well-maintained and clean. Camping style restrooms & changing rooms...

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