Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park is a well-established wildlife attraction in Hants County, Nova Scotia, that has been welcoming visitors since 1954. The park is home to more than 40 species of native Nova Scotian mammals and birds, including wolves, black bears, bald eagles, elk, snapping turtles, and many more. Set across multiple areas including a Wildlife Station with trails, a Wetland Centre, and the scenic St. Andrew's Marsh Trail with picnic facilities, the park offers a blend of education and conservation programming for all ages. Guided tours, night experiences, and seasonal events make each visit unique. The park operates year-round, with reduced weekend hours in the cooler months and daily access during the summer season, making it a rewarding destination for families and nature lovers across Atlantic Canada.
