# Blomidon Provincial Park

Region: Bay of Fundy, NS, Ontario, Canada
Coordinates: 45.25, -64.3333
Bortle class: 3 (1 = pristine, 9 = inner city)
Drive from Toronto: ≈ 18 hours east via Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia's Highway 101 — most visitors fly into Halifax and drive about 1.5 hours to the Annapolis Valley.
Best time: Late summer through early autumn, once the park's operating season is in full swing (mid-May to mid-October) and the Bay of Fundy fog has thinned.

## Overview
Blomidon Provincial Park crowns the cliffs of Cape Blomidon over the Bay of Fundy's Minas Basin, where the world's highest tides swing beneath 183-metre red sandstone bluffs. The park's rural Annapolis Valley setting keeps light pollution low, and the Look-off and campground fields both give a clear shot at the night sky.

## What to see
Milky Way over the Bay of Fundy, and aurora on active nights given the northerly Atlantic latitude.

## Highlights
- 183-metre sandstone cliffs over the Bay of Fundy's Minas Basin
- Rural Annapolis Valley setting with limited nearby light pollution
- Open campground fields and the Look-off for wide sky views

## Tips
- Nova Scotia Parks camping fee applies — book ahead in summer
- Cliff edges are unfenced in places — take care after dark
- Park operates mid-May to mid-October only

## Live forecast
View the live tonight-score and 48-hour forecast for Blomidon at:
https://ontarionightsky.com/?site=blomidon-pp

Structured data: https://ontarionightsky.com/sites/blomidon-pp.json

Source: Nova Scotia Parks — Blomidon — https://parks.novascotia.ca/park/blomidon

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