Port Maitland Beach is located in Yarmouth County

History

Port Maitland Beach began supervision with the Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service in 2003. It is a Department of Natural Resources Beach Park.

Facilities

Port Maitland Beach features outhouses, change houses, a picnic area and running water.

Beach Safety

Port Maitland Beach is generally safe, with a very gradual slope and fairly shallow waters. Water temperatures average from 11-13 degrees C. Air temperatures average 15o-19o. This beach experiences occasional surf and fog.

Directions

From Yarmouth, take the Evangeline Trail Highway 1-East. Turn left onto Main Shore Rd, turn right and then slight left. One more right until destination.

Civic Address

3297 Shore Road, Port Maitland

 LIFEGUARD SUPERVISION OF THIS BEACH HAS ENDED FOR THE SUMMER. SUPERVISION WILL RESUME ON JUNE 29, 2024

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Saftey tip: The safest place to swim is between the red and yellow flags, it is our supervised area! Please remember to always keep children/non-swimmers in arms reach and in your view! Don't forget dogs must stay on leash at all times while on the beach! Please keep sun safe, this includes staying hydrated, reapplying sunscreen every 2 hours and seeking shade when needed, no one is invincible against the sun!! If surfing/kayaking/canoeing, please remember to stay outside of the red/yellow flags, this is to not run into swimmers within the supervised area. If there is fog on the beach, ensure that you can clearly see a lifeguard in order for them to clearly see you! 

 Please put garbage in proper disposable containers please! 

 Drink lots of water and stay hydrated!