Belliveau Cove Municipal Park

Situated in the village of Belliveau Cove, the park officially known as Parc Joseph et Marie Dugas features a 5-km (3-mi) coastal walking trail, and a lighthouse.

Park Amenities:

Picnic Tables
Free parking, including overflow parking across the street (during Beaux Vendredis)
Public washrooms, open May to October.
Free internet wifi available, in Farmers Market area.
5 km of walking trails
Marina for pleasure craft

Activities and Events:

Acadian Walking Tours - new for 2020 - starting in June
Beaux Vendredis seafood suppers – Friday evenings, late June - late August. Visitors can feast on lobster, crab or clams while taking in the fresh sea air.
Dig for Clams experience – cancelled for 2020.
Farmers Market – Saturdays 10 am – 2 pm, May 30 to October 17, 2020
Tide Kite – Sundays during summer
Baie Art Expo - Sunday, Sept. 20, 10 am - 4 pm

To book the park for weddings and family reunions, please contact Willi Guy at 902-307-7221.

Beaux vendredis Seafood Suppers

Savour a seafood supper! Beaux Vendredis seafood suppers are held at the Belliveau Cove waterfront each Friday evening during the summer, alongside live local music.

Belliveau Cove Farmer’s Market

The Saturday Farmers Market is your opportunity to support and meet local food producers, artists and artisans.

Tide Kite

Tide Kite Days brings together everyone to meet on Sundays at Belliveau Cove Beach, from June until September, to fly a kite at low tide.

Clam Digging

Cancelled in 2020

The Acadians (and the Mi’kmaq before them) have been expertly digging delicious clams along the tide-washed shores of Saint Mary’s Bay for centuries.

Belliveau Cove Boardwalk Trail

Take a hike on approximately 5 km of looping, easy to walk gravel trails that extend from Belliveau Cove Wharf to Major’s Point. Stroll past shingle beaches, salt marshes teeming with wildlife, as well as Clare’s first Acadian cemetery.