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Port Mouton was first noticed by French settlers Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Monts and Samuel de Champlain in 1604, when they built a temporary camp at Bull Point. Port Mouton got its name from a peculiar little sheep that jumped overboard a ship that was carrying it across the Atlantic, apparently excited to see land, it swam safely all the way to the shore. Fishing has been Port Mouton's primary source of income through the years.
Port Mouton is near Kejimkujik National Park, and can be reached by foot, through a trail that starts in southwest Port Mouton. The oldest building in Port Mouton is the Campbell House, which is currently a restaurant named Seascape. Visitors can go hiking, biking, take a boat tour or go sailing. Port Mouton is located 163 km (101.3 mi.) from Halifax.
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| Old Company House | Long Term | Port Mouton | 23 Central Port Mouton Rd | |
| Port Mouton Bay Cottages | Long Term | Port Mouton | 8403 Hwy 103 |
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| Port Mouton International Hostel | Long Term | Port Mouton | 8100 Hwy 103 | |
| Sandy Coast Cottages | Long Term | Port Mouton | 1066–1068 Central Port Mouton Rd | |
| The Dunes, Cottage by the Sea | Long Term | Port Mouton | 988 Southwest Port Mouton Rd | |
| Willow Cove Cottage | Long Term | Port Mouton | Port Mouton |
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