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Updated • updatedSep 5, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 5, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Grand Lake, Gander Lake, and Lake Melville and more, get ready to experience the best places in Newfoundland.
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Lake
Grand Lake, located in the central part of the province, is known for its excellent bass fishing, with an average of 30 fish a day and large bass weighing up to 3 1/2 pounds. The lake area has seen development with cottages and summer homes but still offers great swimming spots, picnic areas, and camping opportunities. Boating, beach relaxation, and swimming are popular activities at this picturesque location.
Like my second home love this place
Julie P — Google review
Great place too go camping or swimming with the family or friends, NB's biggest fresh water lake located in the central part of the province.
Nice place, but too much of mosquitoes made our trip bad a bit.
The lake is a great spot for boating relaxing on the beach or even just going for a quick dip! Be careful of the blue-green going around in all the waters including grandlake!
The area around the lake has changed a lot over the years with a lot of property being developed for cottages and summer homes but it's still a fantastic place to find some great swimming locales, picnic spots and rough overnight camping if you know where to look.
Stunning views , awesome place to take part I water activities , and many camping grounds for overnight or extended camping !
Beautiful! Too bad cottages own most of the beach property, it's hard to find a good place for the public to swim!
Went to look at a tiny home as a possibleall-season cottage. Amazing off-grid tiny! If we go tiny, Mike Roy is top of my list to do it.
Lake
Gander Lake, nestled near the charming town of Gander in Newfoundland and Labrador, stands out as one of the province's largest and most stunning lakes. This natural gem attracts both locals and travelers eager to immerse themselves in its breathtaking scenery and partake in a variety of outdoor adventures. With its crystal-clear waters surrounded by picturesque landscapes, Gander Lake is an ideal spot for boating enthusiasts, fishing aficionados, or anyone looking to unwind amidst nature’s beauty.
Stopped at the lake after a visit to the Silent Witness Memorial. Nice cool water, just spent some time to relax.
Steven — Google review
Beautiful playground for boaters!
Go fishing
What an amazing place to enjoy life and the outdoors.
Lovely place to visit, great vistas
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Nestled in the breathtaking wilderness of Labrador, Lake Melville is a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts. This stunning lake boasts crystal-clear waters and an unspoiled shoreline, making it an ideal spot for activities like canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Anglers can enjoy the excitement of catching Atlantic salmon or simply unwind on its tranquil shores while soaking in the magnificent views of the surrounding natural landscape.
Thank xxxx
Melissa S — Google review
Amazing lanscape of snowy Canada!
It's a good school for a small town
Great
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Deer Lake, located in the western part of Newfoundland in Canada, is a charming town named after the picturesque Deer Lake. Situated at the northeastern end of the lake, it offers a tranquil setting at the outlet of the upper Humber River. Visitors can easily access Gros Morne National Park from Deer Lake and it serves as a convenient stop to drop off rental cars before catching flights to destinations like St John's or Halifax.
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada•
Swimming lake
Salmon Cove Beach, also known as Salmon Cove Sands, is a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike. Located about an hour outside of St. John's on the Bay De Verde Peninsula, this beach offers beautiful sandy shores and shallow waters that make it perfect for a day of relaxation. Visitors can pay a small admission fee to access the beach and enjoy its facilities, including dressing rooms and washrooms.
I really enjoyed this Salmon cove beach.
This is one of the nearest sandy beach from st. John's 8$ cash per car entrance (no credit / debit card accepted)
Dressing room and washrooms are available.
Asad K — Google review
Summer time $3 to visit
Free in out of season
Gawjus place to put feet in the sand
Sandy beach in Newfoundland amazing 🤩 rock sites and
Great for family time :)
Or a walk for a couple :)
The beach was very nice, clean, sandy as always! The hike was a quite nice surprise! The views at the end were very spectacular! Although some areas fenced off for good reasons, some were not that should have been! However thankfully made for some epic photographs I must say’, the walk down from towards the beach was very relaxing! The way the river feeds into the ocean allows for a mixture of gulls and ducks! Even cooler was the flounder that I almost stepped on, darted away! Very cool indeed! Lots of jellyfish, lions mane and moon jellyfish!
Beautiful!! Nicest beach I have seen in NL. You can pay a $3/person admission fee, and walk in (10 minute walk), or pay $8 per car, and park right next to the beach. It is actually called Salmon Cove Sands, not Salmon Cove Beach.
What a gorgeous day to be at the beach. Sin we have to pay per car but it certainly was a great day. I've been there several times and it's not worth the trip when it's overcast and drizzling. Sunny days are perfect. Stay close to the river side so when the cooler breezes come in you're more sheltered. Bring a small BBQ and have a little cookout on the beach. Good times, with good friends.
Beautiful sandy beach. This beach is paid, cash only. In the evening it is possible to use it for free. Next to the beach need a parking and it is very close need a lake. A place worth visiting, I recommend it😍
We drove for an hour and a half to Northern Sands but realized they didn't allow dogs when we got there. Ended up here as an accident but it turned out to be an incredible place! Absolutely beautiful and I LOVE that they're dog friendly! Can't wait to go back!
Costs 2.50 if I remember correctly but you can swim alittle in the shallow water on a nice day. Sandy and nice views.
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Corner Brook, situated on the west coast of Newfoundland in Canada, is the province's fifth largest settlement and the largest outside the Avalon Peninsula. The city serves as a commercial hub along with other centers like Grand Falls-Windsor and Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Historically, a significant portion of the population has been involved in fisheries, particularly in procuring and processing cod, crab, lobster, and shrimp.
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada•
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Canadian restaurant
When exploring Gander, Rosie's Restaurant & Bakery is an essential stop for anyone seeking a memorable dining experience. This charming eatery is beloved by locals and visitors alike, known for its warm atmosphere and welcoming service that feels like a family gathering. Conveniently located near the Gander International Airport, it’s one of those hidden gems that you’ll want to discover. Rosie's offers an impressive selection of baked goods, from fresh bread to mouthwatering pastries available for takeout.
We ordered the seafood platter — the bacon-wrapped scallops were absolutely delicious! The salmon was well-seasoned, and the shrimp and pan-seared cod were fresh and crispy. We also had the beef hot dinner, which came with onions and turkey gravy — hearty, flavorful, and served in huge portions. Be prepared for a long line and wait time, but it’s worth it!
Judy H — Google review
We heard so much about this place, we had to dine here. The Jigg's Dinner did not disappoint! It arrived hot. Delicious flavours. Huge serving. Bring your appetite. Fast friendly service. We bought their "Moose Farts" for dessert to take with us. They have many baked goods for sale as well. This restaurant was featured recently on 'Canada's Amazing Race' TV program.
Came here twice for lunch and dinner, while overnighting in Gander. Had to line up for a table, but that moved quickly.
Between the three of us, we ordered 2 entrees. Portions sizes are gigantic, but everything was delicious. Especially the lemon meringue pie.
Staff was amazing we presented our concerns and they asked to fix them.., fries were cold, soup was cold… overall food was very bland. What made me angry was the cost of my grandsons lunch was $19. We ordered him a small pizza which was the smallest pizza I have ever seen (you will get a good laugh from the picture) and the pizza came with home fries and I asked if he could have a Caesar salad instead and she said yes with no mention of an up charge… yes, I assumed there would be a couple of dollars being it was only a kids meal. We received our bill and it was an additional $5.99 on top of the $12.99 for his meal, even though he didn’t get the hashbrowns. Other than that, staff was very nice and they had a bakery with bread and a lot of great desserts which we bought peanut butter balls.
Fresh, home style Newfoundland cooking in Gander. Rosie’s was very busy which I think is a testament to its popularity. Staff were very knowledgeable of the menu and made recommendations we loved. Portions were large and everything was homemade.
It was really delicious!! We had Jiggs diner and our daughters had the Sunday roast even though it was Thursday because they couldn’t make the Jiggs diner in kids portion. We highly recommend this place!
Suggested to me as a breakfast option. Funny enough, Rosie's opens at 11 am. and breakfast service ends at 1130a.m. Everyone seemed to know this though and the place was packed. By the time we rolled ourselves out, the lineup was out the door.
Great portion sizes and the homemade bread that comes with breakfast is literally heaven.The waitstsff is beyond accommodating, friendly and go above and beyond even though they are VERY busy. I hope to visit again while in Gander.
Rosie’s was recommended by a local, it’s very near the Gander International Airport so we decided to try it.
This is one of those secret gems that only the locals, frequent visitors or friends of the locals know. It seemed that everyone knew each other and staff were greeting customers by name and it felt like one big happy family reunion.
A lot of baked goods, from fresh bread to pastries were available to go. The restaurant is located behind the bakery. The variety of baked goods was also amazing, considering it was a small place, they had so many products, it was easy to buy more than needed.
At the restaurant, I had the clubhouse sandwich with soup. The sandwich was excellent, thick cut of moist chicken, newly toasted bread, fresh lettuce tomato and just the right amount of mayo.
My friends had the hamburger with noodle soup, and the chowder. I tasted all and I think the clubhouse was the best. They had specials on the board too.
The interiors were clean and neat. The tables were cleaned as soon as customers left. The bathroom was just as clean. Service was excellent and friendly.
135 Roe Ave, Gander, NL A1V 0H6, Canada•
Museum
History Museums
Specialty Museums
The North Atlantic Aviation Museum in Gander is a captivating showcase of the region's rich aviation history. From its pivotal role during wartimes to being a major refueling hub for trans-Atlantic flights, the museum covers it all. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring aircraft, artifacts, and stories that span from the early days of flight to modern aviation technology.
Though small this museum has an excellent timeline of history of aviation in the area. As Gander and it's existence is so based on the airport this is truly the story of Gander and all that has come to be there with the airport. From the idea of air travel across the ocean up to 9/11 and Gander's unique role, the museum gives a great look at how things there came to about and what the role of aviation was in it. A great stop in the area!
Katherine H — Google review
Awesome museum. Inside the exhibits show historical aspects of the maritime aeronautical heritage of Gander airport. There is also an area dedicated to the impact of the airport on pioneer transatlantic crossings and later during early commercial flights.
Lastly, the area dedicated to the outstanding generosity of Newfoundlanders on 911 is great.
Four outdoor exhibits are quite attractive and features a PBY Catalina, a
CF 101 Vodoo and two other airplanes.
A must for all visitors of The Rock.
Outstanding museum with so much interesting information. We skipped by it at first since it is set back but we stopped at the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center and they redirected us. Self guided but easy to follow the history. Nice displays and many interactive. Huge planes outside but still easy to travel past. Well worth the stop
Stopped by here on the weekend when it was closed but still looked around at the planes on display outside.
It's a nice place with interesting things. I would have gone inside if I was around during the week while it was open.
Great little museum that details the history of Gander's airport. The airport's art in the second world War is explained and it's very interesting!
The museum also has a section about 9/11 and the role the city played to help with the stranded passengers that landed there that day.
The aircrafts outside are some of the sole remaining in the world.
Not to be missed!
Cool museum for aviation lowers, couple planes outside, one plane inside, simulators with MFS which is cool! A bit overpriced for how much there is on display compared to the museum in Halifax.. cool things in the gift store! Got myself a P51 mustang shirt!
A museum in Gander NL about North Atlantic Aviation. Good artifacts and info about aviation. Artifacts from 9/11 are found there.
It was ok, I wish they would restore the outdoor aircraft’s and make them more appealing to visitors and open the planes up for viewing… they do have boondocking for the night which was great!
135 Trans - Canada Hwy, Gander, NL A1V 1W6, Canada•
Public beach
Outdoor Activities
Beaches
Deer Lake Beach is a picturesque sandy beach located in the western part of Newfoundland. Despite its urban surroundings, it offers a serene and relaxing atmosphere. The beach is well-maintained with minimal debris, making it perfect for leisurely strolls and family outings. Visitors can also enjoy water activities such as paddle boarding and kayaking, thanks to the new business called The Beach that offers various rental options and delicious food choices.
Beautiful beach. I went "after hours" (around 7pm), on a Monday, on a cool day, so it was empty.
I was impressed with how clean it was.
Seems to be a good amount of parking. There are accessibility mats, which is nice to see.
Take out spot, "The Beach" seemed to be busy.
Christopher P — Google review
It's a decent beach. Maybe because I went on a Tuesday afternoon, not much was happening and the vibe was okayish. They have a volleyball court setup, so that's a win in my book! There are a few tables for picnics. There are also decent toilet facilities.
Pretty lake with a cozy, soft sand-bed that feels wonderful to walk on. The water is very clean and fresh too!
Interesting sand color and texture. Was VERY windy, we stayed to eat our lunch. "Accessible" path on sand to multiple picnic tables for wheelchairs.
Great place. Small beach near Deer Lake, very accessible. They have toys setup for the kids as well. So pleasant during summers.
So impressed at the accessibility and community spirit at this beach ❤️ Definitely worth the visit
Beautiful view, nice sand, parking and washroom available.
Beautiful walk on the "bed" of the Humber River.....water level was so low
Golf club
Outdoor Activities
Golf Courses
Gander Golf Club is a versatile venue that can host various events, from birthdays to weddings. The lounge offers stunning views of Gander Lake and the Par 70 course. The newly opened restaurant boasts delicious food with reasonable portions and prices. The golf course itself is well-maintained, offering a mix of challenging and easier holes suitable for all skill levels.
We always enjoy getting out to the Gander Golf Course for a round with family when home on vacation. The staff are always very accommodating. The course when we played early August was in excellent shape and especially the greens.
Joseph L — Google review
Par 70. The new restaurant as of June 2022.
The food is definitely the best food in Gander. Chef Josh’s new menu is awesome and super tasty. The portions were reasonable. The prices matched and there was no BS fan fair of random greenery I’d have to throw out to make the play look “pretty”. We did a ladies night and we had wings, burgers, wine etc and had a blast. I’m taking one star off because the ambiance of the room was weird. Some tables had table cloths. Splendid not. No cutlery on the table, they had to run back and forth. Although the staff was REALLY nice, it was obvious they had never waitresses before or set a restaurant before. However… we went in day 5 of being open. So I know they will just get better from there. I will definitely be going back.
Wicked course. Staff were spot on. Enjoyed some delicious wings and a big o'l plates of pulled pork nachos. Great day on the course was had. Cheers!
A great and friendly golf course that accept all abilities. We were stuck in Gander for the day and the guys at the course were very accomodating. Definitely check out the fantastic views and challenging course!
Beautiful views, challenging course, delicious food and friendly staff.
This is a great little club course. You have some elevation changes. The greens are in good shape june through October. It is a healthy walk due to some elevation changes. The opening hole is a tough one. Overall worth a game here. Some good views too. Nice beverage on the deck is a great way to finish.
The Gander Golf Course, is very well maintained, and enjoyable to play! They have the right combination of challenging holes versus easier holes. This allows for all skill levels to be able to play in Gander. If you're playing 18 I would recommend a power cart as the course is quite hilly and is approx 10km in length.
Really nice course, I wasn't sure what to expect but the layout and conditions were just great. Challenging but wide and well groomed. Reminded me of Ken Wo in Annapolis Valley NS. Fairways and greens were in great condition and the views from some of the holes was phenomenal especially of Gander Lake. Members I spoke to were very pleasant and allowed me to play through. Really impressed and glad I played it on my vacation. Keep up the great work!
251 Trans-Canada Hwy, Gander, NL A1V 1W8, Canada•
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Regional airport
Deer Lake Regional Airport is situated on the western part of the island and serves as a convenient entry point for international travelers, particularly those arriving from the United States. The airport offers major rental car agencies, making it easy to pick up a vehicle upon arrival. Navigating the island by car is relatively straightforward due to its limited road network.
Pretty good for a small airport in a somewhat remote area in Canada. It’s clean, organized, friendly security personnel, a small Robins donut and snack area, outlets for plugging in your phone can be found on some posts, and a huge window to see the planes and staff in operation.
They have art in the airport too - from sculpture to murals.
One of the best features for me was the Flybrary - a small section with gently used books encouraging travellers to take a book and return them when they fly back or replace with another book. Organized by the Newfoundland and Labrador Library. This is such a neat and brilliant idea, I wish all the airports in Canada did the same.
There’s a little box compete with a red fire hydrant where pets can do their toilet needs! Cool!
Anna M — Google review
Say what you will about smaller airports but personally, I prefer them. My 8th time here. Security has never taken more than 5 minutes.
Not a whole lot of amenities/stores, but it does have all of the basics.
Rental parking is very close to the terminal.
There are only 3 gates so the waiting area is small.
Staff are always friendly.
Awesome experience at Deer lake airport.
Got to love these small airports with friendly people, respect and everything we need.
From parking availability, to very welcoming people (car rental, security, plane companies etc), such a pleasant place to be !
Security is on top as well, while friendly, I think I triggered all the possible detectors with my semi metallic belt :) , yet, they handled it with respect and professionalism as well.
For a smaller airport I would say they are doing a great job. Have never had a problem and the staff is always more than helpful. big up on the Robin's now after you pass through security.
Great regional airport, nice and clean. Easy access!
This is the most poorly organized airport I’ve ever been in. The people here are great but it’s so busy that you need to wait for an hour to drop bags. There are no self serve bag drop stations.
This place needs to be bigger with a lot more staff. It’s so loud that you cannot hear any announcements. Everyone shows up 2-1/2 bouts early to make the flight because it is known that it takes that long to get through the crowd.
Often times people that are scheduled later are ahead of you in the line which slows things down even more.
I do all I can to avoid this place.
Small airport, easy to locate off highway, plenty of parking, easy to rent/return cars, inside has gift shop and info centre, multiple car rental stations, place to eat and and a gift shop, inside gate area has vending machines that need cash.
It's hard to give this tiny airport a bad review. I mean it's not 5 stars but I've never had a bad experience here either. Staff are friendly and helpful. There's a cafe, convenience store, water fountain and the bathroom facilities are clean. Tons of seating with places to plug in. Parking is available and I've never seen it crowded so getting in and out is fast.
1 Airport Rd, Deer Lake, NL A8A 1A4, Canada•
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Bar & grill
If you're seeking a laid-back dining experience with a touch of flair, look no further than Legends Lounge & Grill at the Irving West Hotel. This inviting spot features private balconies and suites equipped with kitchens, making it perfect for both casual meals and special occasions. The menu boasts classic pub fare, including their standout "cactus skins," which are a delightful twist on nachos made from spiced potato slices. The atmosphere is lively thanks to regular live performances that add an electric vibe to your evening.
Awesome place!
The ginger girl with the curly hair in the night is awesome! So friendly and bubbly!
I didn’t catch her name
Dar — Google review
We had to wait 2 hours to get our food at the table. We were literally about to leave the place before the food arrived. I ordered fish and chips and I could tell the fish was frozen and not fresh. It was not bad to be honest, but not just to my expectations. The vibe of the place is great though, but I wouldn't go there only for food.
Thank you for reading my opinion about this restaurant. The food quality was Ok, the service was really slow which I really understand because they are really busy. Many servant are really friendly but mine was not really friendly and even I should ask for tissues or cutlery. Thank you for serving at your restaurant.
Stopped in Gander on our East Coast road trip and decided to have dinner at Legends. The "cactus skins" were fantastic! Basically nachos but with thinly sliced [spiced] potatoes instead of chips. Delicious! I loved the decor (images of famous "legends", even including Oscar Wilde) and the staff, especially our server Mary, were very friendly. Would definitely recommend stopping in for a meal or even just a drink if you're in the area!
Nice pub with big windows and a balcony. Entertainment a couple times per week. Great wings.
Excellent food quality, fresh fish and hamburger meat ,chicken used in thier meals. Little bit of a wait for the meals to get served but we'll worth the wait. We'll worth the money per serving. Paid $130ish for 5 people.
First and last time for a Legends. Pretty sure I could have cooked a better steak on the cars manifold while driving....
We made reservations for dinner for 20. When we arrived and we seated, we were asked for our drink orders which took a long time. We finally placed our food orders and waited over an hour to be served. About half the group received their orders but the rest of us waited, and waited, and waited. Those who received their food were done before the rest of us were served. The food was dry, cold, and without flavor. Don't know why the kitchen staff was unable to prepare our food but we were told they were going the best t hey could. They knew we were coming but could not handle a group of our size. And there were many empty tables so they were in no way busy. Would not recommend this place to anyone! Very disappointed!
1 Caldwell St, Gander, NL A1V 1T6, Canada•
Lake
Quidi Vidi Lake, located at the east end of St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, is a popular spot for various activities and events. It is best known for hosting the annual Royal St. John's Regatta and is a favorite location for walking and picnicking. The area also hosts several festivals such as the George Street Festival, Busker's Festival, and Wreckhouse Jazz and Blues Festival during the summer months.
The perfect afternoon refuge spot. Busy in the summer and at the time around the Regatta Day (first Wednesday of August). The trail around the lake is beautiful and offers some nice views. There's a skate and a bike park, a space for pets - plenty of stuff to do for everyone. Walk along the trail right to the end to reach The Wharf and the old Quidi Vidi village, where the lake opens up into the ocean through the hills - a beautiful sight. Here's where you'll also find the famed Quidi Vidi Brewery.
Ayon ( — Google review
Quidi Vidi Lake is a serene spot perfect for walking, kayaking, and enjoying nature. The scenic views, peaceful trails, and wildlife make it a must-visit in St. John’s. Great for all seasons!
Nice and clean lake. Mostly well maintained. Good walking path around the lake. Takes about an hour for walking full loop. There is children’s playground and dog park as well. Multiple places to sit and rest or even have a little picnic.
Such a serene place! Take a walk, have a picnic, feed the ducks, watch groups practice rowing for Regatta day, go for a hike around the lake, visit the quidi vidi village, go to the outdoor food market for fish and chips and drinks at the quidi vidi brewery... lots to do.
Great spot, the green building is a restaurant and brewery. They have live music and a patio overlooking the bay. There is also have a large food truck area with table's and a beer garden. This is a very popular place for wedding's too. There is plenty of parking and you can access the walk way around the lake
I love going for a walk around this lake. Great any time of year!
Quidi Vidi Lake is well-maintained and features a scenic walking trail, where visitors can enjoy the company of ducks and pigeons. The area is rich in history and heritage, offering various points of interest along the way. It is highly walkable, pet-friendly, and provides an overall pleasant experience for exploration and enjoyment.
Small quaint fishing village with a small brewery good food and vending trucks.
Park
Pistolet Bay Provincial Park, nestled on the northern coast of Newfoundland, is a hidden gem just a short drive from the historic L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site. This charming park features a quaint campground surrounded by stunted fir trees, offering primitive sites that provide an intimate connection with nature. While it may lack modern amenities like hookups, visitors can enjoy fresh artesian well water and access to a dump station.
Details: primitive, no hook ups, has dump station and fresh artesian well water. Seems more appropriate for a small rig and doubt a big rig like class A or 5th wheel could get in there.
We loved it. Quiet, access to grass and a freshwater lake shore. There is speckled trout fishing in the lake. Never went to the "comfort station" so unknown. Easy access to L'Anse aux Meadows, and St Anthony. Lots to do, lots of hikes in the area.
Phae D — Google review
Really clean and pretty little campground. Friendly staff and very clean comfort station. Definitely recommended.
Cute little camp ground, facilities we clean, staff were kind and attentive. Sites are a little small and exposed not many tall trees. Small swimming area just at the beginning of the camp ground great for kids.
A small campground, not too far away from L'Anse aux Meadows. I stayed there for two days while exploring the northern peninsula. It's an easy drive to all the Viking stuff, and there is a good restaurant/convenience store/gas station to the north in Raleigh not too far away.
The campground itself is simple, but we'll kept. There is a single loop of primitive campsites nestled in a grove of stunted fir trees. Some of the campsites have a nice view of the bog adjacent to the camping area. The facilities are good with flush toilets and full sized shower stalls with hot water. Not too many campers, so there was never a wait to use the showers. There is also a small day use area with a beach/swimming area. Did not see anyone there during our visit, so you would probably have the place to yourself. Cost was very reasonable and check-in was easy. The rangers their were very nice and helpful as well.
A great experience overall.
Such a quiet campground close to St Anthony, L’Anse aux Meadows and many small coves and villages. No hiking at the park, however lots within a half hour drive.
It was cold with sheets of rain for our whole visit and we STILL loved it! The bathrooms were very clean and warm. Hot showers! The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The area was outstandingly beautiful!
Small pretty campground remotely located down a rough and bumpy road. No service sites. Quiet and beautiful. Good privacy between sites. Very nice showers and laundry room. Good location to St Anthony and L'Anse aux Meadows.
A great place to camp while exploring the L'ainse aux Meadows area.
Route 430, Raleigh, NL A0K 4J0, Canada•
Lake
Exploits River, located near Grand Falls-Windsor, offers a serene whitewater rafting experience with Riverfront Chalets. The river is expansive and unspoiled, making it a popular spot for Atlantic salmon fishing. Additionally, the area features opportunities for ziplining with Exploits Extreme Ziplines and scenic hiking and viewing areas. Visitors can also enjoy the sight of big salmon in action while taking in the natural beauty of this North American gem.
Big salmon putting on a great show. Awesome experience.
Nicholas T — Google review
The river is largely unspoiled and surprisingly large. With a healthy stock of Atlantic salmon, it's very popular for fishing. There is a rafting company based near Grand falls-windsor (rafting NL), a ziplining company with ziplines which go right across the river (exploits extreme ziplines), many spectacular hiking areas and viewing areas
Very nice relaxing place to kick back and unwind
One of the most beautiful places in North America!
Almost as beautiful as the Humber River!
Nice place to take your family
Great place to relaxed
Nice
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Campground
Gosling Lake Campground is a hidden gem nestled in the stunning surroundings of Happy Valley-Goose Bay. This picturesque destination offers a plethora of activities, from exhilarating water sports to serene fishing and paddling experiences, ensuring that visitors of all skill levels can find something enjoyable. The campground itself boasts beautiful scenery and welcoming staff who go above and beyond to make your stay memorable. Many guests have shared their positive experiences, highlighting the friendly atmosphere and well-maintained facilities.
I was working in Labrador City when they called the evacuation due to the wildfire. After being evacuated to Happy Valley Goose bay I was put up at the college. The town did a good job or coordinating the evacuees but sleeping in the gym with a couple hundred people was hard for me to get a good sleep.
Went to the campground and explained my situation saying I'd be happy with a tent site that I could just park the truck and I'd sleep in the back seat.
The ended up giving me the site for free and even offered me a tent(which I declined, the back of the truck was roomy)
All in all the staff was amazing. The sites were a decent size and the beach plus view was amazing.
Two thumbs up to this campground. I wish to visit again under better circumstances.
Jonny C — Google review
Very nice campground! We stayed 3 nights, enjoyed the lake etc. The owners are just great!
My wife and I have been overlanding for nearly 30 years. We wild camp over 90% and rustic camp at National, State, Provincial parks all over North America. Gosling Lake was our first ever experience at an RV park. I must say it was a very positive experience. If we are ever up near Labrador City again, we’ll stop in and camp here again. Thanks so much for having us. Cheers
Stayed here during Lab City evacuation, I was planning on camping through the evacuation but didn't know this place existed and was recommended to go there. I arrived, having not slept in 29 hours, and the staff set me up with a tent site. They were super friendly and accommodating. I actually really enjoyed my time there. The park is beautiful. I will definitely come back to camp sometime that's on better circumstances.
Very accommodating friendly owner and team. For a relatively new campground it has the essentials, electricity and water and a dumping station. Nice beach area. The campground was clean and well maintained. Definitely enjoyed the site and stay.
Campground is very much a work in progress, with sites in varying state of construction. Two services worked well, but when they say non-potable water it is absolutely true, brown with lots of sediment. Toilets at at the entrance to the campground were not clean when visited, and the office is a temporary building. The ‘under construction, enter at your own risk’ is a little daunting.
I was travelling on a motorbike, trying to dance my way between stormfronts. In short notice, an email query landed a response: they could fit me in, even though they had no tent sites - in other words, they'd charge tent rates for a motorhome site.
This is a typical RV/fifth-wheel site, with the usual amenities. One caution: the water isn't potable, so you have to either bring inline filters (as some did) or pack your own drinking water.
Site is in the process of adding showers. Reasonably quiet, but not far from Goose Bay/Happy Valley.
No hot water showers
No washing machine
Campfires were not allowed
No ice
3/4 gravel ground for tent
Bet very well maintained
Route 520, NW River Rd, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL A0P 1C0, Canada•
17Shabogamo Lake
Lake
Shabogamo Lake is a stunning natural gem nestled in the heart of Quebec, Canada. This picturesque lake is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking surroundings, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can indulge in various activities such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking along scenic trails that offer panoramic views of the landscape. The tranquil atmosphere invites relaxation and reflection, while the vibrant wildlife adds to the charm of this serene location.
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
18Soldiers Pond
Lake
Nestled along the Deadman Bay Path, Soldiers Pond is a stunning destination that promises breathtaking views and a sense of adventure. While it may require a bit of effort to reach, those who make the trek are rewarded with its serene beauty. Although swimming might not be recommended, the picturesque surroundings make it an ideal spot for nature lovers and hikers alike. Whether you're seeking tranquility or simply want to soak in the scenery, Soldiers Pond is definitely worth exploring!
Beautiful place
Soheila O — Google review
Biggest pond in deadman bay path. Not sure bathing advisable or not.
Loved it! Worth the hike up!
Beautiful place👍
St. John's, NL, Canada
Island
Newfoundland Island, Labrador, is a treasure trove of stunning landscapes and vibrant culture. This captivating destination offers visitors an array of breathtaking sights and experiences that are sure to leave lasting memories. From its rugged coastlines to charming towns, Newfoundland Island invites exploration at every turn. Whether you're seeking adventure or simply want to soak in the natural beauty, this enchanting island has something for everyone. Embrace the spirit of discovery as you traverse its picturesque scenery and immerse yourself in the local way of life!
Awesome
Rexceali Z — Google review
Overall nice places
6th gear
20Windsor Lake
Lake
Windsor Lake, nestled within the scenic landscape of St. John's, is a hidden gem that beckons outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. This picturesque lake serves as one of the vital watersheds for the city, providing not only essential resources but also stunning views that change with the seasons. The area surrounding Windsor Lake is perfect for hiking adventures, especially during autumn when vibrant foliage transforms the trails into a breathtaking tapestry of colors.
Great area for hiking! Beautiful fall!
Christine B — Google review
Not much to say about it. It's on of the watersheds for the city of St. John's.
St. John's, NL, Canada
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21Michikamau Lake
Lake
Nestled in the stunning wilderness of Labrador, Michikamau Lake is a hidden treasure that offers an escape into nature's embrace. This expansive body of water invites adventurers to explore its tranquil shores through boating, while birdwatchers can delight in observing various species amidst the serene landscape. Camping here allows you to fully immerse yourself in the peaceful ambiance, making it a perfect retreat from the chaos of daily life.
my friends from there so it’s cool type shift
Zombie W — Google review
Newfoundland and Labrador A0R 1A0, Canada
Lake
Deadmans Pond is a picturesque spot that forms part of the Battery-to-Signal-Hill Walk, linking to the charming neighborhood known as 'The Battery'. The area offers insights into Signal Hill's strategic military significance and the grim historical practice of 'gibbeting' during Newfoundland and Labrador's colonial era. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls along scenic trails surrounding the lovely pond, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
It's beautiful walking around the trails.
Shu L — Google review
Nice pond that you can walk around
Beautiful!
Lake
Georges Pond is a hidden gem nestled within the stunning landscapes of Newfoundland, making it a must-visit spot for nature lovers. This picturesque location offers beautiful views and clean waters, perfect for a refreshing swim on those unusually warm days. While you might want to think twice about swimming due to the abundance of ducks and other birds in the area, it's undeniably scenic. It's an ideal stop along the Ladies Lookout trail—whether you're heading down or feeling adventurous enough to tackle it before your ascent!
Great place on a great trail. Not sure I would swim here myself considering the sheer quantity of ducks and other birds that you’ll see in the water, but scenic nonetheless.
A great place to stop on your way down the Ladies Lookout trail, or, if you’re crazy, before. (Because it’s all uphill then 😂)
Samuel W — Google review
Beautiful views, clean water, you can swim here.
Great place to cool off with a swim on an unusually hot day in Newfoundland
24Piper's Hole River
Water
Piper's Hole River is a hidden gem for adventure seekers, offering an exhilarating experience on its grade 3 rapids. During a recent trip, I had the pleasure of navigating this stunning river with an amazing team that included Geoff, Betsy, Louise, Ryan, Dave, and Gary. Initially filled with trepidation due to my limited river experience, I quickly fell in love with the breathtaking scenery and thrilling waves perfect for surfing.
Lovely fall area.
Lots of signs with requirements to have a fishing license, to fish here.
Olesya — Google review
Favorite fishing hole
Newfoundland and Labrador A0E 2W0, Canada
25De Mille Lake
Lake
De Mille Lake is a stunning destination known for its crystal-clear waters that invite visitors to immerse themselves in nature's beauty. The lake's pristine surface reflects the surrounding landscape, creating a picturesque setting perfect for photography or simply soaking in the serene atmosphere. Whether you're looking to relax by the shore or engage in water activities, De Mille Lake offers an idyllic escape into tranquility and natural splendor.
Beautiful clear water
Corey B — Google review
Newfoundland and Labrador A2V 2K3, Canada
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26Mistastin Lake
Lake
Mistastin Lake is a stunning natural wonder located in the heart of Canada. This unique lake, formed by a meteorite impact, boasts crystal-clear waters surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. The area is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife observation. Visitors can immerse themselves in the serene beauty of nature while exploring the diverse ecosystems that thrive around this remarkable site.
Newfoundland and Labrador A0P 1L0, Canada
27Birchy Lake
Lake
Birchy Lake is a stunning destination that offers not only breathtaking views but also fantastic fishing opportunities for those in the know. Whether you're an angler seeking the perfect spot or simply looking to enjoy nature, this lake has it all. Additionally, adventure enthusiasts will be thrilled by the extensive network of quad and snowmobile trails surrounding the area, making it an ideal playground for outdoor activities year-round. Embrace the beauty and excitement that Birchy Lake has to offer!
Beautiful lake, great fishing if you know where to go. Quad/Snowmobile trails everywhere.
Morden K — Google review
Not very clear
Newfoundland and Labrador A0K 2Y0, Canada
28Maccles Lake
Lake
Maccles Lake is truly a stunning destination that captivates visitors with its breathtaking scenery. The tranquil waters reflect the surrounding natural beauty, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking to unwind by the lakeside or explore the picturesque trails nearby, Maccles Lake offers a perfect escape into nature's embrace. It's a place where you can soak in the serene atmosphere and appreciate the wonders of the great outdoors!
Awesome Place!!!
Ty H — Google review
Beautiful
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
29Smallwood Reservoir
Reservoir
Smallwood Reservoir is a hidden gem that offers a serene escape into nature. Nestled in the heart of picturesque landscapes, this reservoir is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility. Visitors can enjoy activities like fishing, kayaking, and hiking along scenic trails that wind through lush surroundings. The calm waters reflect the beauty of the sky, making it an ideal spot for photography or simply unwinding by the shore.
Newfoundland and Labrador A0R 1A0, Canada
30Nipishish Lake
Lake
Nestled in the heart of nature, Nipishish Lake has been a cherished home for many over the years. This picturesque spot offers a unique blend of tranquility and adventure, making it an ideal destination for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The camping area, while beautiful, is known to be susceptible to flooding, so visitors should plan accordingly. Accessible by bike or car, it's perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore its scenic surroundings.
(Translated by Google) This is where I've lived for the last three years of my life. Have a very good morning. Here I saw a man with a tie and unfathomable polka dots named Henry Books. Cufflinks, few. Bald with a mustache that could be improved. The camping area is prone to flooding; you can get there by bike or carver, only for waffles. I was glad to be here; after all, I know everything.
Oh, come visit me these last three years. There's money in one piece, and games of all kinds, recreational, non-recreational, and for profit. Ideal for singles, couples, groups, and regulars. Please refrain.
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Aquí es donde he vivido los últimos 3 años de mi vida. Muy buenos días tengas. Aquí vi un señor de corbata de lunares insondables llamado Herny Books. Gemelos, pocos. Calvo con bigote muy mejorable. Zona de camping inundable, se puede llegar en manguitos o en carver, solo para gofres. Me alegré de estar aquí, al final se todas las cosas.
Ohalal vengáis a visitarme en estos últimos 3 años, hay dinero de una pieza, y juegos de todo tipo, lúdicos, no lúdicos y con ánimo de lucro. Ideal para gente sola, en pareja, grupos y para regulars. Abstenerse.
Marta G — Google review
Newfoundland and Labrador A0P 1N0, Canada
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Newfoundland and Labrador, the most easterly province of Canada, is a land of rich history and natural beauty. On Newfoundland island, you can explore the Norse archaeological site L'Anse aux Meadows, believed to be the settlement of Viking explorer Leif Erikson. Gros Morne National Park boasts stunning cliffs, waterfalls, and glacial fjords along the Gulf of St Lawrence. In the capital city of St.
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Happy Valley-Goose Bay is a prominent town in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Situated in central Labrador along the shores of Lake Melville and the Churchill River, it serves as the primary population center in the region with approximately 8,040 residents as of 2021. The area has historically relied on fisheries for employment, particularly in procuring and processing cod, crab, lobster, and shrimp.
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33Gander
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Gander is a charming town situated in the northeastern part of Newfoundland, Canada. It serves as the main hub for flights into the central region and is home to over 10,000 people. The town's airport is conveniently located just two kilometers from downtown. Gander offers various attractions, including Moose Farts, a delightful treat invented by Dwayne Abbot, owner of Rosies Bakery. This family-friendly destination provides an enjoyable experience for both locals and visitors alike.
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Nestled in the heart of central Newfoundland, Lewisporte is a charming town with a population of approximately 3,288 residents. This picturesque locale sits along Burnt Bay, which gracefully flows into the expansive Bay of Exploits. Known for its deep-water port and essential facilities, Lewisporte plays a vital role in connecting various communities throughout the region.
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
35Gambo
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Gambo is a charming town situated in the northeastern part of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It is nestled on the picturesque Freshwater Bay and offers a tranquil escape for visitors. The area is known for its natural beauty and serene surroundings, making it an ideal destination for those looking to unwind and reconnect with nature.
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36Botwood
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Botwood, located in north-central Newfoundland, Canada, is a charming town situated on the west shore of the Bay of Exploits. Known for its natural deep-water harbor, Botwood has historically served as an important center for cargo ships and seaplanes. Additionally, visitors can enjoy nearby attractions such as Swanee Pool for swimming and fly fishing on the Salmon River. For those seeking outdoor adventures, Jacks Pond Park offers a fantastic family glamping experience just a short distance from St.
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
37Hare Bay
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Hare Bay, located in Newfoundland and Labrador, is a charming Canadian town nestled along Route 320. Situated in Division No. 7 on the picturesque Bonavista Bay, Hare Bay offers an unforgettable whale watching experience. Embark on a four-hour excursion with Hare Bay Adventures to witness an incredible display of marine life, including whales leaping amidst thousands of soaring birds. It's truly a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
38Glenwood
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Nestled in the northeastern part of Newfoundland, Glenwood is a charming town located on the picturesque shores of Gander Lake. This quaint destination is part of Division No. 6 and serves as a perfect gateway for adventurers looking to explore the winter wonders of the region. With nearby towns like Gander offering cozy lodgings, delightful local dishes, and welcoming hospitality, visitors can enjoy a comfortable stay while immersing themselves in outdoor activities that this beautiful area has to offer.
Newfoundland and Labrador A0G 2K0, Canada
39Howley
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Nestled in the picturesque Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Howley is a charming town with a close-knit community of just 179 residents. Situated along Route 401 and a mere 13 kilometers from the bustling Trans-Canada Highway, it’s conveniently located about thirty minutes from Deer Lake Airport. The serene Grand Lake borders Howley, offering an idyllic setting for nature enthusiasts.
Newfoundland and Labrador A0K 3E0, Canada
40Ashuanipi Lake
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Nestled in the heart of nature, Ashuanipi Lake is a stunning expanse that captivates visitors with its serene beauty. This picturesque lake boasts a vast surface area, encompassing not only its shimmering waters but also the enchanting islands scattered throughout. Perched at an impressive altitude above sea level, Ashuanipi Lake offers breathtaking views and a unique perspective on the surrounding landscape. The lake's depth adds to its allure, inviting adventurers to explore its mysterious depths while enjoying activities like fishing or kayaking.
Newfoundland and Labrador A2V 2K3, Canada
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41Atikonak Lake
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Lake
Atikonak Lake is a stunning natural gem that captivates visitors with its expansive surface area, which includes charming islands dotting the water. Nestled at a significant altitude above sea level, this picturesque lake offers breathtaking views and an invigorating atmosphere. The depth of Atikonak Lake adds to its allure, providing opportunities for various aquatic adventures and exploration. Whether you're seeking tranquility or adventure, Atikonak Lake promises an unforgettable experience in nature's embrace.
Newfoundland and Labrador A0R 1A0, Canada
42Glover Island
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Island
Glover Island is a hidden gem that offers an enchanting escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Nestled in the stunning waters of Newfoundland, this picturesque island boasts breathtaking landscapes, including rugged coastlines and lush greenery. Visitors can explore its scenic hiking trails, which provide panoramic views of the surrounding ocean and wildlife. The island is also rich in history, with remnants of past settlements adding to its charm.
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
43Georges Lake
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Georges Lake is a stunning natural gem that captivates visitors with its serene beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Nestled amidst lush greenery, this picturesque lake offers a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Whether you're looking to enjoy a peaceful day of fishing, embark on scenic hikes around the area, or simply relax by the water's edge, Georges Lake has something for everyone. The surrounding landscape provides ample opportunities for photography enthusiasts to capture breathtaking views at every turn.
Newfoundland and Labrador A2H 6E6, Canada
44Little Grand Lake
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Lake
Nestled within the stunning landscape of the Little Grand Lake Provisional Ecological Reserve, this picturesque area offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Stretching along the eastern shoreline of Grand Lake, it provides ample opportunities for exploration. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails that wind through serene surroundings or engage in hunting in designated areas.
Newfoundland and Labrador A2H 0H4, Canada
45Terra Nova Lake
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Lake
Nestled within the stunning landscapes of Terra Nova National Park, Terra Nova Lake is a picturesque destination that beckons nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. This serene lake offers a tranquil escape, surrounded by lush forests and breathtaking views. Visitors can enjoy various outdoor activities such as kayaking, canoeing, and hiking along scenic trails that wind through the park's diverse ecosystems. The area is also rich in wildlife, providing ample opportunities for birdwatching and spotting local fauna.
Newfoundland and Labrador A0G 2E0, Canada
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46Long Pond
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On a balmy August evening, the serene waters of Long Pond provide the perfect setting for friends Jordan Young and Kathleen Parewick to enjoy a refreshing swim. With the picturesque Prince Philip Parkway and Confederation Building framing their backdrop, laughter and conversation fill the air as they embrace this delightful summer moment together.
Newfoundland and Labrador A0K 1N0, Canada
47Duck Pond
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Nestled just behind Memorial University and along a well-trodden mid-city walking path, Duck Pond may not be the first choice for a refreshing swim among the general public. However, it has gained popularity among triathletes and university staff looking to take a quick dip during their lunch breaks. This hidden gem offers an inviting escape for those in the know!
Newfoundland and Labrador A0K 1Z0, Canada
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