Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site

This national park is so beautiful, it has many parts . I think you need around two days to look around in the whole park area. I did a one day tour and chose the lake to do kayaking. It was so much fun but scary at the same time when wind was strong. My whole family loved the experience and enjoyed kayaking. Don’t forget taking bug spray and sunscreen . You need packed lunch and snacks, I don’t think there is anything available there to eat.
Must visit place and I will plan to visit the whole park next time and do camping.

Had a wonderful hike with our dog. The park is beautiful even in the winter. I can't wait to have a picnic here in the summer as well.

Keji is such a special place, you can't beat the atmosphere, the feeling of being deep in nature and never far from a beach. I love to come here and rent a canoe or a bike, hike along the trails looking for neat fungi, get some ice cream, and camp out by the fire. We tried an oasis pod this year and they were very neat. They barely fit two adults and two children (6 and 8) but I appreciated being off the ground.

Visited in late June 2023, perfect park for camiping, kayaking, hiking.

New facilities are soooo nice at the the campsites, although some sites are on a slope.

Saw some loons while kayaking, and lots of turtles crossing the road, be careful while driving in and around the park.

Went here for dark sky gazing in August to this place. It was an amazing experience and was well organized by the local staff. Some intermediate sky observers joined on that day with their telescopes. They lended their telescopes and binoculors to everyone to see the constellations. The detailed information about some stars and constellation that they shared were really good. The kids enjoyed the show and will plan to go here almost every year now.

This place is pure beauty with a lot of trail and camp sites .. you will need to pay an entrance fee and the price depends on how long you are willing to stay there .. its cheaper if you go in a group .. 3 people is considered as a group ..for 2 people you pay individual price .

The trails are well maintained , so are the camp sites and bathrooms. It’s a must see destination if you love nature

One of the best camping trips. We camped at Jeremy's bay, site #274. It's close to the washroom and playground. Slapfoot beach is only a 20 min walk or you can drive to Kedge beach. All beaches in Keji have sandy shores. Only Merrymakedge beach is dog-friendly (dogs allowed to swim). Washroom facilities are newly renovated which you can find in all of the loops. Dishwashing station have 4 sinks and water is potable. You can rent everything from camping gears to bike/canoe/kayak if you book at Whynot adventure website. Wifi is free at ice cream tuck shoppe, which you can find close to slapfoot. Tons and tons of activities at Keji which young and young once can enjoy; we sure did and cant wait till summer next year.

Great spot, we did back country camping site 1. It was about 18 minute hike in from the parking lot closest so it wasn’t far at all. The only complaint is when booking backcountry you never know how far away the hike is, no km’s or time frame given. Nice hiking spots around and lots of little spots to drive too within the park. Paying a day fee when you arrive is kind of annoying especially when you’ve already paid for your overnight campsite.

Tent camped here June 21-23rd, 2022 in Jeremy's Bay area, site 144. Easy to find and extremely well kept park. Stayed near the lake on a very level site with a ton of room. They had recently updated their washroom/shower facilities and are by far the nicest we have ever come across, both for a provincial or private campground. Accessible and always clean. OUTSTANDING!! So much to explore within the campground itself - groomed trails, playgrounds, lake. We unfortunately did not get to experience the Dark Sky Preserve fully as it was cloudy during our stay but the area is set up with red lights to guide you. Mill falls is small but a beautiful area. Would stay here again, over and over. AMAZING park.

Very well managed park. The park is beautiful and the staff there are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The things you can do in one day: Boating, biking, fishing(separate license is required), swimming, campfire, viewing the stunning night sky. Truly a once in a lifetime experience!!

Always a nice and wonderful spot to visit all season in Nova Scotia. Very peaceful and great camp sites!

Keji has had my heart for the better part of 35 years, if not longer. The views on the Mersey river, and kej lake are just beyond beautiful and peaceful. Camping in the meadows is perfect. 💕🌈🐢🐚🌊

Best for canoeing the lake and kayaking the river! Great trails and lots of cool animals.

Amazing place. Beautiful trails for hiking or biking. wonderful Washrooms, very clean. a lot of Showers and playgrounds around the park. kayaks renting for accessible price. the campsites are a little small than I expect, but with beautiful trees around.

As early as we reach it will be a great place for enjoyment. Any camp lovers it is a must visit place for camping and one day is not enough for this place... there is a big place for swimming lovers called meremekedge beach just if we travel 5km from keji. A worthy place 😊👌👍

Fabulous Fabulous Fabulous experience entry fee 11.50 for 2 adult's for 24hours. One of the finest nature friendly National Park in NovaScotia. If you plan to stay for a day or two the tree houses in the park are the best option. There is a private beach ⛱ and the water is warm. You need a separate license if you want to do fishing here. Will definitely visit next summer.

Awesome place for short visit , long stay , camping. Has many short and long scenic trails. Biking and canoeing us available. We recently stayed at Jeremy's camp ground which was near small beach . Had amazing view . Absolutely loved it. Wish we could stayed for more days. We were 3 families, Everyone had a great time. Will definitely visit again

The modernized Bathrooms !!!! (clean, shower barrier free, wash sinks, hose and powered fountains) what a treat!

Tented in a beautiful decently sized moderate sloped lot. New picnic benches and a fire grill pit. Beaches (semi sand) and trails everywhere. Tours free and paid. Parking is additional however you may want to consider a seasonal pass if you plan on using any of the national parks. On-site lumber (DO NOT BRING ANYTHING OR THEY WILL TAKE IT just bring paper and lighter) and ice. Places for the most avid backwoods camping. Lots of things to do here I cannot lost them all and will definitely be back. Unofficial lazy river if you’re so inclined. Group lots, huts, rv spots bike trails galore. Don’t have a bike or canoe rent one. The wildlife is super tame but take your time as they may jump out of the woods on you. Make sure you check your rv length before picking lots. Saw a few trying to park oversized units with not enough lot.

Two restaurants nearby but if you are in on a weekend or planning on using anything nearby watch the hours of operation. Lots of places are closed or shut early.

This is a beautiful park with many hiking trails and a lot of places to camp. It's great for spending a day to enjoy with family or friends. There are plenty of BBQ pits by the water's edge to enjoy.

My fav national park in east coast Canada! Me and my bf only spent one day and also was my first time here, it was definitely not enough! There’s so many place in the park that I can explore, everything is so gorgeous in the summer! We did canoeing 🛶 and hiking on #5 trail, and the weather was so perfect! We really enjoyed our Keji journey and definitely come back again! Next time we should plan on camping or even stay longer! Love this Kejimkujik Park so much!