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Western Region

J.T. Cheeseman Provincial Park

J. T. Cheeseman Provincial Park

Mid May - Mid Sep

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Located 10-km from Port aux Basques. Users of the Marine Atlantic ferry find this park a convenient first and last stop on the island. Spectacular beach. Exercise caution when near endangered Piping Plover breeding habitat.

Contact

www.parksnl.ca
+1 (709) 695 7222
+1 (877) 214 2267  (toll-free)
+1 (709) 637 2040  (off-season)
info@parksnl.ca

Location & Dates

Route 1, 15-kms east of Port aux Basques, J. T. Cheeseman Provincial Park
47.632165, -59.25671
Mid May - Mid Sep

Pricing

See website.Contact this operator directly for information on their accepted electronic payment options.

Amenities

77 Campsites
Beach
Comfort Station
Drinking Water
Drive In Sites
Dumping Station
Electrical Hookup
Firepit/BBQ Pit
Hiking/Walking Trail
Interac/Debit
Internet/WIFI
Laundry Services
Pets Allowed
Playground or Play Area
Seniors Rates
Unserviced Sites

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