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Recreation in Cumberland County

From hiking the scenic landscape alongside the world's highest tides to swimming in the warmest ocean water in Canada to organized sports, Cumberland County is home to a wide range of recreational opportunities. People of all ages can go out and explore the shoreline, terrain, lakes, and sports fields of the great outdoors.

They can also enjoy their favourite activities indoors, at one of our many local facilities.

Other resources for information on recreation programs and activities in the area of Cumberland County:

 

Recreation Strategy Front

 

Funding Forward (Cumberland) 

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Calling all community groups and nonprofits!

You’re invited to attend one (or more!) of our Funding Forward: Building Stronger Communities sessions this November. These events are designed to connect local organizations with funders, programs, and supports that can help strengthen the amazing work happening across our communities.

Each session will feature short presentations from funders and resource providers, followed by time to network, ask questions, and explore opportunities for collaboration.

Session Dates & Locations:

  • Springhill (Cumberland County): Nov. 24 | 1–3 p.m. | Dr. Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre

Register here: https://ow.ly/BEBq5100eZv

For more information, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Let’s work together to build stronger, more connected communities across the Northern Zone!

 

Municipality of Cumberland Equipment Loan Program

Equipment Loan all season 2026The Municipality of Cumberland Loan Program is designed to provide access to safe, well-maintained equipment for the purpose of supporting physical activity, and personal enjoyment. Equipment may be borrowed for a 2-week period unless alternate arrangements have been made. Equipment availability is dependant on the immediate and future demand according to programming. Equipment drop-off, pick-up, and storage is arranged through Municipality of Cumberland Parrsboro, Nova Scotia Service Centre (Please call contact below).

Equipment may be arranged for pick up from:

  • Parrsboro Service Centre, Parrsboro,
  • Dr Carson & Marion Murray Community Centre in Springhill,
  • Upper Nappan Service Center, Upper Nappan, or
  • Pugwash Service Centre, Pugwash.

Please contact Carolyn Bollwerk at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by calling 902 664-9143

Equipment is on a first come first served basis

Participant form and waiver must be filled out to participate.