Amherst Vacations

Housed in Grove Cottage (circa 1838), this museum showcases Cumberland County's industrial and social heritage through exhibits, gardens, and archives documenting regional history from pre-colonization onward.

This historic building serves as Amherst's administrative center while showcasing notable local architecture. Visit during weekday business hours to appreciate its heritage and occasionally catch community events.

This community theater showcases local talent in intimate performances that celebrate Nova Scotia's arts scene. Catch a play or cultural event to experience the region's creative spirit firsthand.

Known as "The Jungle" to hockey fans, Amherst Stadium pulses with energy during Maritime Junior Hockey League games. Catch the Amherst Ramblers in action from August through April for an authentic local experience.

This serene 4.8-acre green space offers walking trails and picnic areas in the heart of Amherst. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through landscapes before settling in for a family picnic surrounded by natural beauty.

Strawberry Fields offers serene pathways through lush greenery, perfect for peaceful walks in Amherst, Nova Scotia. The park transforms seasonally, showcasing vibrant blooms in spring and colorful foliage in autumn.

This tranquil green space offers a peaceful retreat for picnics and casual recreation in Amherst. Bring a frisbee or book and enjoy the open grassy areas near Art Sonny Foster Field.

Lion's Park is just one of the places to see in Amherst, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? You can enjoy the coffeehouses while in the area.