Clifton Museum Park

Clifton Museum Park is both a museum and a popular recreation area.  The 34-acre park is open year-round. Its rolling lawns, orchards, ponds, and woods make it a beautiful location for walking, picnicking, cross-country skiing, community events, and more. The park is home to the Clifton Disc Golf Course (clifton.novascotia.ca/whats-on/clifton-disc-golf), which is free for everyone.  

The Clifton Museum shows the historic home, built in 1835 by Thomas and Louisa Haliburton. Learn about Clifton's sixteen owners and how they changed the house and land to suit their needs. Used as everything from a gentleman's estate to poor relief housing, hotel, tearoom and gypsum mine, the house and history connects to the stories of all Nova Scotians. 
The Birthplace of Hockey Museum (birthplaceofhockey.ca) is located in one wing of Clifton Museum.  Filled with two hundred years of hockey history and artifacts, see the influences and evolution that led to the game we know today.