Annapolis County Recreation

Back to school and rainy skies might make it feel like summer is officially over… but we’re not ready to call it just yet. September still has plenty of adventures waiting across Annapolis County.

Swipe through for some things to do this September and keep making the most of the season! 👉

One more paddle before summer slips away? The rain may be hanging around into Saturday, but the rest of the long weekend is looking promising! Just in time to squeeze in one last Raven Haven adventure.

Borrow a kayak, canoe or paddleboard for free and make the most of the final days on the water.

Monday, September 7th is our last day open for the season!

September is a great time to slow down and dig a little deeper into the stories that shaped this place. Guided tours are continuing at Fort Anne this month — a perfect addition to an early fall visit to Annapolis Royal!

Check out the original post below for tour options and registration details.

This September, take some time to immerse yourself in local history. 🫶 Guided tours at Fort Anne continue this month. Dive deep into Acadian history, the earthwork foundations of this Vauban fort, or the archives behind the scenes!

Learn more: https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/ns/fortanne/activ/decouverte-tours/guidees-tours

Note that staff availability may be reduced in September and October: we recommend contacting Fort Anne to register in advance.

Don’t miss your last weekend on the water! Raven Haven wraps up for the season after this long weekend, so there’s still time to squeeze in one more paddle.

Canoes, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards are available to borrow for free — just show up and get out on the water!

Last day open is Monday, September 7th.

https://annapoliscounty.ca/raven-haven-home

A quiet view from above, but a busy little spot below. The Annapolis River stretching toward South Mountain, captured above a boat launch that’s been seeing plenty of action from local fishers lately.

Some of the best views come from following the river.

Join us Tuesday, August 25 for one last "Plant a Tree, Save a Forest" experience in 2026 and plant your own seedlings in Jeremy's Bay Campground. 🌱

Thanks to your efforts already this year, 280 new trees will grow and help to increase the biodiversity of Kejimkujik's forests. 💚

Find out more: https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ns/kejimkujik/activ/decouverte-tours/planter-un-arbre-plant-a-tree

🌲 Ready to ramble?

We’re heading to the Bay of Fundy shore for an afternoon at Delaps Cove Wilderness Trail!

Join us Saturday, September 19 for the Delaps Cove Wilderness Trail Ramble — a laid-back afternoon of guided walks, forest trails, coastal views and plenty of time to wander.

📅 Saturday, September 19
⏰ 2:00–4:00 pm
📍 2077 Shore Road West, Delaps Cove

Lace up your hiking shoes and come spend an afternoon on the Fundy coast. 🌊🥾