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A lovely small community on the lake. A pretty place to stop for a picnic and a walk along the bay. You can spot giant blue herons and bald eagles and enjoy the beautiful views - especially at sunset from the dock at the community centre.

The area is beautiful and has plenty to offer in summer and in winter when there is snow and/or the lake is frozen over for fishing. For times of year in between, things like the Cabot Trail and various communities like Sydney and Baddeck are driveable. Whycocomagh is very small and so food options nearby are very limited and hours are more restrictiven. Charlene's is great food but closes at 6pm (or 7pm on some nights) and so you need to plan accordingly. Farmer's Daughter and Timmies are options for coffee and breakfast/lunch.

Great village, Keltic Quay is in the middle - walking distance to Co-op, Farmer's Daughter, pharmacy, Charlene's restaurant, etc. Access to The Great Trail for walking or ATV/UTV/Side-by-side adventures. TNT Outdoor Adventures have a tour starting on The Great Trail, can leave directly from Keltic Quay.

It was clean and the view is spectacular! I like that it was close to shops. I especially liked Farmers Daughter which has baked goods and gift shop combined. I would definitely return as they accept pets, just bring your own blanket to cover up the furniture if your pet likes to snuggle up to you.

The resort was absolutely beautiful.the lake was beautiful but full of jellyfish and a mud bottom so no swimming anywhere within 20min We were told this location would be excellent for trip to louisbourg but it was 1 1/2 he drive.far too long with 4 kids It needs a pool and then it would be perfect for families