Mira River Park - The Old Brickyard on The Mira
Our society was formed in September 2006. We are a non-profit organization and wish to enhance and promote Mira Park. We are located on route 22, 2.5 k.m. down Brickyard Road, Albert Bridge, N.S.
The park has over 100 campsites, private waterfront lots, pinic areas and day beaches. The scenery and nature within the park is second to none.
Our aim is to promote health and wellness in the park for campers and local residents. Through fundraising our plans are to promote walking trails, playground equipment and physical activiy such as cross country skiing and snow shoeing. We would like to utilize the park year round.
We had a number of sucess full events and plans for fun days with childern of all ages. We also have a monthly50-50 draw to help raise funds.
With help of natural resaurces our plans are becoming a reality. The society meets once a month and new members are always welcome.
Bookmark the website address:
http:www.cb-ns.org/MP.html
Mira River Provincial Park, Cape Breton County
6:00 PM Saturday, July 21, 2007
Bring the family out to celebrate Parks Day!
The fun starts Friday evening with games for youth, fireworks, a bon fire and a visit from the Mira Park Ghost.
On Saturday, watch French battalions from Fortress Louisbourg in period costume and Mi'kmaq presentations.
Games for youth with prizes, soccer instruction and much more!
Canteen services available.
Sponsored by the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources.
Contact John Mercer at (902) 563-3372, for more information.
Explore eastern Cape Breton, visit the bridges Albert, Marion & Victoria. Have you ever been to Main-a-Dieu, Louisbourg, Grand Mira, Gabarus or Fourchu?
A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO VISITORS
Enjoy your visit to Mira River Provincial Park, but remem-
ber: if future generations are to enjoy their visits as you have,
the park must remain unspoiled. Please help preserve and
protect this beautiful park.
€ Plants, animals and rocks are part of the park's natural
heritage; please don't damage or remove them.
€ Remember to practice safe swimming; the beach is unsuper-
vised.
€ In the interest of safety, firearms are prohibited within the
park.
€ You need a valid Nova Scotia fishing license when fishing in
fresh water.
For further information contact park staff. They'll be pleased
to help make your visit an enjoyable one.
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Space donated by the C.B.G.H.A.
http://www.cbgha.org
