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The Bay of Fundy dominates the region and one should not miss its power and influence.

Fox River, a small Cumberland County community, is situated alongside the Fox River, a river of the same name. The first settler to arrive in Fox River was Captain John Hatfield, a British Loyalist who fought in the American Revolution and arrived in Fox River in 1784. He was a member of the 3rd New Jersey Volunteers during the war. He died in Fox River in 1805. Today, Fox River is a minor fishing village, positioned 114 km (70.8 mi.) west of the World-renowned community of Truro.

Fox River is home to wide open ocean skies, the great Bay of Fundy and beautiful beaches. The Sail Shipbuilding Museum delves into Nova Scotia's prominent shipbuilding industry in the 1800s. Included at the museum, is a blacksmith shop, an old lighthouse and a restored church. Fox River is home to classic heritage buildings, swimming and sun bathing at either an Oceanside beach or inland beach, as well as fishing and hiking, among other activities.

Fox River accommodations include beautiful waterfront bed and breakfasts.

The only vacation rental property on the beach in Fox River - exquisite executive-level beach house, cottage on the Bay of Fundy is located on a unique point of land and is directly on two beaches, with the world's highest tides right at the doorstep. The east side of the cottage is on an salt water marsh - walk across the ocean floor at low tide & wonder how you did it when the tide comes in!

Beach House on Hatfield Road Fox River

144 Hatfield Road