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MacKenzie's Nova
Scotia Cottages
have also been a favourite of travelers to Nova Scotia's South Shore for
more than forty years...
Our park-like setting has one-bedroom cottages
and two-bedroom cottages.
You won't find a more welcoming place to
stay on Nova Scotia's South Shore,
and we've
taken the utmost care to
make your stay a memorable one. Our Nova Scotia cottages all
have many features, including private baths, satellite TV, telephone, air
conditioning, free continental breakfast and free, high-speed wireless
internet service.
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Amenities |
Guests also enjoy |
- Queen bed with top-of-the line,
pillow-top mattresses
- Fully-equipped
kitchen with cookware and dishes
- In-room Coffee
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV
- Telephones
- Bath/Shower
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- Heated Outdoor Pool
- Surrounding Decks
- Landscaped, Brookside
Atmosphere
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free Continental Breakfast
- BBQs Available For Guest Use
- Irons & ironing
boards are available
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The
Acker Cottage is named after the Acker family, early
settlers in the Shelburne Area. The Ackers were well-known as a
family whose generations operated saw mills and lumbering
businesses. They were the primary supplier of raw and milled
lumber used by the Cox and Muir family shipbuilding
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The David George
Cottage is named after one of the most accomplished African Canadians to
have ever set foot in Nova Scotia. David George came to
Birchtown as a member of the Black Loyalists, where he began preaching to and baptizing the blacks within the community.
Later, he became involved in preparing for the voyage to Sierra Leone. He and his family made the journey and George continued his preaching there..
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The
Thorburne Cottage
is named after the long-lived Thorburne fishing family. Louis
died at 101 and brother Johnny died at 96, after
working decoys in his retirement years. Louis
lost three of his sons when the Bonnie Gail,
loaded with cod, haddock and ground fish sank off
the coast in 1967.
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The
Crosby Cottage commemorates the lives of two
generations of the Crosbies, from nearby Historic
Lockeport. The family patriarch was an industrial arts
instructor for decades and all of his children are quite
accomplished crafts persons. The family tradition
is carried on by a master weaver, a waterfowl carver and
specialty guitar maker, a musician, plus a renowned builder of hand-crafted
homes in the County.
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The
Goodick Cottage represents generations of proud
fishermen, starting with Captain James Goodick, who
fished from a dory out of Gloucester Massachusetts as
far as the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. The family has
been a one hundred percent fishing family, with Jim's
two sons still in the business.
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The
Stockley Cottage
is named after Sandra Goodick's family and her father, Pleamon,
who was a miner and dynamite specialist in Notre Dame
Bay, Newfoundland.
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The
Mackenzie
Cottage
is named after the original owners and builders of MacKenzies,
Angus MacKenzie. He started with 10 cabins and a tourist
home, which has been increased to 16 total units,
including cottages, motel and suites by the present
owners, Jim and Sandra Goodick.
return to HOME see RATES here |
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24 Hour cancellation Policy
Taxes additional
Children 12 and under free
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<return to HOME>
<see RATES here>
< return to one-bedroom cottages
and two-bedroom cottages> |
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