Kennington Cove Beach — Park in Fortress Of Louisbourg

Reviews of Kennington Cove Beach

• Cameron

  Added 2016.04.09

  Popular during the warmest days of summer and fall, these unsupervised beaches offer rustic services such as outhouses and picnic tables. During the summer, special events are organized by a number of different groups and organizations. There may be special events that take place at the beaches where supervision of the beaches is provided.
• Emily

  Added 2016.02.17

  When on our trails and beaches, please be responsible and join with us in caring for our environment. Take your garbage with you. Our wildlife will benefit from your good stewardship. Other visitors and our future generations will be thankful.
• Richard

  Added 2015.08.19

  The Wolfe's Landing National Historic Site (Kennington Cove area) is adorned by two spectacular beaches. They are located along the Kennington Cove Road. The first beach, where James Wolfe landed in 1758, is Kennington Cove. The second beach found at the end of the road is called Anson's Cove. There are a limited number of parking spaces available at each beach.
• Lucas

  Added 2015.08.15

  Rip tides are known to occur at the unsupervised beaches. Therefore, caution should be used at all times, especially when swimming. Users of the beaches and facilities do so at their own risk. Consumption of alcohol is not permitted in our unlicensed public places.
• Isabella

  Added 2015.03.17

  A nice picnic area in a historic park. The water might be good for swimming but the water is a bit tough as it is the North Atlantic ocean.
• Kyle

  Added 2014.12.13

  Beautiful place
• Thomas

  Added 2014.09.03

  Beautiful beach.