Stoney Island Beach is located in Clark's Harbour

Facilities

The gravel parking lot can hold up to 60+ cars. There is a porta-pottie but no changing rooms. The beach can be accessed from the parking lot through three main paths that could be set up to make the beach wheelchair accessible. An emergency vehicle would be unable to enter the beach or approach any further than the gravel parking lot. An EMS station is approximately an 8 minute drive away.

Beach Safety

One of the more secluded beaches on Cape Sable Island, walk along the Stoney Island beach and feel the warm silvery sand between your toes.
A great spot for swimming, walking, picnics or just relaxing the day away!
Explore at own risk.

Directions

Head on the Cape Island Causeway and follow Highway 330. Take a left on Stoney Island Road. Follow Stoney Island Road then take a right onto Kenny Road. The parking lot will be at the end of the road.  

Civic Address

125 Kenny Road, Clark's Harbour, Barrington, NS, Canada

We're excited to be back at Stoney Island beach for another great summer!  While visiting, please remember to keep all dogs on a leash and pick up after them to help keep our beach clean! Also please keep small children within arms reach while they're in the water! Finally, please keep out of the dunes, they are a protected habitat for Pipping plovers. Thank you for your Cooperation, and please don't hesitate to say hi or ask us questions!

 The latest beach conditions at Stoney Island

Air Temperature: 19°C

Water Temperature: 16°C

Wind :mod 

Wind direction: S

Weather Conditions: Sun and cloud 

Surf: 0.75 m, choppy and strong currents 

Remember the safest place to swim is between the red and yellow flags! Remember to wear lots of sunscreen and reapply every 2 hours, even when it is cloudy or foggy! Have a great day ! Please keep children within arms reach when swimming!

Please stay out of the dunes. There are piping plovers with nests in the dunes and grassy areas.  These birds are endangered and protected. We are very fortunate to be one of few beaches that the piping plovers call home. So please keeps dogs on a leash and stay away from the grass and dunes to help keep the pipping plovers safe!

The dunes are also protected separately from the Pipping plovers. We need the dunes to keep our beach and other wildlife healthy! Driving over, and digging in the dunes is harmful, so please keep out of the grass and off the dunes!