Sally's Beach Provincial Park

For dining options, The Bluefin Restaurant and Cafe is a popular spot among locals and tourists alike, offering seafood dishes and a stunning view of the Souris Harbour. Clam Diggers Beach House & Restaurant is another popular option with a menu featuring fresh seafood and a cozy atmosphere.

For those who wish to stay overnight, there are several options available in the nearby towns of Souris and Montague. The Inn at St. Peters offers stunning views of the St. Peters Bay and has luxurious rooms and amenities. The Lord's Seaside Cottages offer charming accommodations with easy access to the beach and nearby attractions.

The park has washrooms, picnic tables, and changing rooms. Dogs are not allowed on the beach, but they can be walked on a leash in the designated area.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, beachcombing, and picnicking while taking in the peaceful surroundings

Sally's Beach Provincial Park has a free parking lot for visitors to park their cars. The lot is located near the entrance of the park, and it is usually not too crowded.

Fun fact: Sally's Beach Provincial Park was established in 1960 and was named after the daughter of a local landowner.

Aside from enjoying the natural beauty of the beach, visitors can also explore the nearby attractions. The nearby town of Souris has many restaurants, shops, and museums to explore. Visitors can also hike the Souris and Area Dunes Trail, which offers breathtaking views of the area's sand dunes.