Welcome to beautiful rustic Limestone Park.
Spend the Day or the Night! There's plenty to see and do here at Limestone park. Enjoy a picnic, watch for whales and icebergs or cool off with a saltwater swim. Looking for something a little more energetic? Hike the trail to the limestone cave and observe the natural process of erosion in action. Later, pitch a tent at the edge of the shore and drift off to sleep to the sounds of the ocean.
There are 3 un-serviced campsites available. They are free to use.
If you enjoyed you time at our park, please help us continue to provide this service. Donations can be sent via interac e-transfer to smithsharbourrecreation@gmail.com, please state in message DONATION FOR PARK or it can be placed in donation box located on the door of the John Smiths center.
Un-service tent sites equipped with a wooden platform to pitch your tent, picnic table, fire pit, garbage can & bench.
Un-service tent sites equipped with a wooden platform to pitch your tent, picnic table, fire pit, garbage can & bench.
Un-service tent sites equipped with a wooden platform to pitch your tent, picnic table, fire pit, garbage can & bench.
There are fireplaces located throughout the park and we ask that you maintain your fire responsibly by keeping the following in mind. Fires are only permitted in the provided fireplaces. Fires must not be left unattended. Fires are prohibited if an open fire ban is implemented.
Wildfire Prevention
Wildfire prevention is a responsibility we all share. Being aware of safe fire practices and understanding the hazards of wildfires is critical in reducing fires caused by humans. Many fires occur in the early spring and fall, and coincide with increased activity in and around our forested areas.
Visit https://www.gov.nl.ca/ffa/public-education/forestry/forest-fires/ for fire map information.
Help Us Keep Our Park Clean
Please do not litter.
Use the garbage cans located throughout our parks.
Practice pack it in, pack it out.
Here are the rules:
Protect nature by keeping your dog away from wildlife and sensitive areas.
Always respect others who might not welcome your dog’s attention.
Watch that your dog is under control, in sight, and on a leash where required.
Scoop your dog’s poop and take it to the trash.