White Point Beach Resort

Located on Nova Scotia's picturesque South Shore, White Point is a quintessential beachfront holiday experience – all year round. The Main Lodge is the heart of the property – sprawling, yet cozy, with crackling wood fires and warm, maritime hospitality. Here you will find a variety of dining options, indoor swimming, recreation areas for kids of all ages, a gym, and a Games Room – all with spectacular ocean views. Accommodations vary widely across the Resort, with everything from family and pet-friendly Canadiana-style cottages and rooms – to modern, adult-only Oceanfront Treehouses, and Lakeside Glomes – complete with private hot tubs! You can also rent a self-contained cottage with access to all of the Resort's amenities, including our white sand beach. Kids love our resident wild bunnies, seasonal supervised activities, and places to play. Couples love the romantic backdrop. And families love parking the car and totally unwinding. The adventurous can try surfing Atlantic waves or paddle boarding on our freshwater lake. The Boathouse is filled with everything from life jackets - to bikes - to pickleball racquets for use on our new pickleball courts – and it's where you’ll find our summertime ice cream shop. Our staff are always here to help. We can book you a massage, a tee time for a little seaside golf, or set you loose on a sightseeing adventure to nearby the UNESCO Town of Lunenburg. For those seeking a good old-fashioned beach holiday, you've found just the spot. Casual, and unpretentious – bring a good beach book, or kick off your shoes for a little beachcombing. Tides in, tides out. Unplug, and give in to beach mode. The evenings bring starry skies, bonfires, live music, socializing in our Founder's Lounge, or relaxing in a colourful wooden chair – soothed by the acoustics of crashing waves. Built as a hunting and fishing lodge in 1928, White Point continues to embrace our natural surroundings, and we encourage all White Pointers to slow down, and focus on the simple beauty that is Atlantic Canada.