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Municipal Parks and Trails - Update
On March 22, 2020, the Province of Nova Scotia declared a state of emergency to help contain the spread of COVID-19. The province announced the closure of all provincial and municipal beaches and parks.Effective immediately, as directed by the Province of Nova Scotia, the Municipality of Cumberland parks, playing fields, and other such areas are closed to the public.
This includes, but is not limited to:
| Springhill Lion’s Park | Parrsboro Partridge Island Look-off and Trail |
| Springhill Basketball and Tennis Courts | Parrsboro Dog Park and Playground |
| Springhill Baseball and Soccer Fields | Parrsboro Don Yorke Baseball Field |
| Springhill Outdoor Skating Rink | Parrsboro Tennis Courts |
| Springhill Gazebos - Main Street & Pit Pond locations | Parrsboro Bandstand |
| Springhill Miners Memorial Park, including the trails in the Park |