Blue Shutters B&B 7 Blomidon Terrace P.O. Box 1603 Wolfville, Nova Scotia B0P 1X0 Phone: 902-542-3363 Hosts: Diane & Darryl Wile
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AIR CONDITIONED - No	SMOKING - Outside Only	CHILDREN - Accepted	PETS - Not Accepted
No. of Rooms - 3	No. of Suites - 0	No. of Cottages - 0	Price Range - CDN $60.00 - 80.00
BATHROOMS - 3	SHARED - 0	PRIVATE - 1	ENSUITE - 2

Description Spacious, sunlit bedrooms, tastefully decorated, with queen beds, ceiling fans and hardwood floors, all located on main level with ramp access. Canada Select 4 Stars. We pamper our guests with a wholesome country breakfast menu, featuring Darryl's homemade buttery pancakes with NS Maple Syrup. Guests' living room with fireplace and a large sundeck with screened gazebo offers the comforts of home. Walking distance to Wolfville's fine dining, shopping, Atlantic Theatre Festival, Acadia University, hiking trails and much more. Close to 18 hole golf courses, Grand Pré Historic Site, parks, gardens, Cape Split hiking trail, bird watching, antique shops, Fundy Tides and mud flats. Kings County is the wintering grounds of a large population of Bald Eagles from December through April (a count of over 560 in our county). There are also some Bald Eagle families and Red-Tailed Hawks which reside in the area year round. The Blomidon Naturalist Society participate in the annual North American Christmas Bird Count. As many as 84 species have been counted. North American Migration Counts done in May and September have counted as many as 113 species. The Bay of Fundy is a stopping place for a large number of migratory birds such as the Sand Pipers in the fall. There are sea kayaking tours on the Bay of Fundy which view the birds. A walk along the dykes will discover cranes and other sea birds fishing. In downtown Wolfville, the Robie Tufts Nature Centre preserved a chimney for use by Chimney Swifts. Every evening at dusk the Swifts return to the Chimney for the night and a great show is observed as they enter. The Valley Gardeners Club put together "the Open Gardens of Kings County, Nova Scotia" consisting of 18 gardens open for public visitations. All are within 30 minute drive of us. One is The Prescott House Museum, a 15 minute drive. Charles Prescott cultivated Nova Scotia's apple industry from 1811 to 1859.

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