Mountain top cottages (accommodation) in central Nova Scotia, near the towns of Truro and Pictou and the warm waters of the Northumberland Shore. A convenient stop when traveling to Cape Breton Island.
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Mountain top cottages (accommodation) in central Nova Scotia, near the towns of Truro and Pictou and the warm waters of the Northumberland Shore. A convenient stop when traveling to Cape Breton Island.

About Us

Stonehame Lodge and Chalets is in central Nova Scotia on Fitzpatrick Mountain (GPS Co-ordinates: N 45 38.749' W 062 51.603' - this takes you to the start of our driveway off the O. MacLean Road), Pictou County. Pictou County is nestled along the shoreline and quaint inlets of the Northumberland Shore which boasts the "warmest waters North of the Carolinas". Whether it is the serenity of nature on a year-round basis or the excitement of the coastline and attractions, the region draws visitors who return year after year, and many choose to become seasonal or permanent residents. It is also an area rich in culture and heritage; sports; and music. It is an area known for its year-round festivals and events, diverse peoples and outstanding hospitality. Pictou County is unique because it encompasses five towns, including the historic town of Pictou, the Birthplace of New Scotland. Pictou County is centrally located in the province of Nova Scotia and is only a stone's throw from three distinct coastal experiences, the Fundy Shore, the Eastern Shore and, of course, the Northumberland Shore. Our cottage accommodation and lodge is a convenient destination when traveling to Cape Breton Island or to the wonderful city of Halifax. We at Stonehame invite you to make us your destination of choice and spend your time making short trips in any direction to experience all that Nova Scotia has to offer.


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Grave markers of members of the Fitzpatrick family, who first farmed Fitzpatrick Mountain in the mid-19th century. This log cabin was built by Don Gunn Sr. of Scotsburn, Pictou County as a means of educating his grandchildren about the hardships endured by the early settlers of Fitzpatrick Mountain. A plaque on a huge boulder, explaining the untimely death of Howard Smith who farmed Fitzpatrick Mountain in the early 1900’s.
RR#3 Scotsburn, Nova Scotia, Canada, B0K 1R0
Telephone: (902) 485-3468 Toll Free: 1-877-646-3468
Fax: (902) 485-5928 Email: info@stonehamechalets.com