Points of Interest

What is there to do and see? Lushes Bight-Beaumont is one of six communities along the Beothuk Trail in the Green Bay area. An extinct Indian tribe known as the Beothuk's lived off the land in this area. First, South Brook home of South Brook salmon river and Kona Beach Park. Second, Robert's Arm with it's legendary lake monster, Cressie. At Crescent Lake Inn you get a Jiggs Dinner on Sundays and Fish Platter Fridays. Third, Pelley's Island with a suspected ancient volcano and it's Heritage Museum exhibiting local arifacts. Forth, Triton has a 4 km Triton Trail, a Heritage Home and boat tours. Fifth, Brighton has the Costal Trail that overlooks Green Bay.

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Finally, there is Lushes Bight-Beaumont. Once you are in Beaumont the resting and relaxing can begin. A walk around the harbour will bring you to the beginning of a boardwalk trail leading to two gazebos with breath-taking views of Long Island and the Atlantic Ocean. Long Island also features an accessible seaside cave at North China Head for the adventurer. The rock ceiling inside is pure white and Beothuk artifacts were removed from here many years ago. Your days can be filled with berrypicking, hiking, swimming at Beaver Park or walking around and getting to know the local "Newfies".