A first aid kit is one of the essential items you should always take on a hike, and it is especially important on an overnight or backcountry trip. Some of the stuff inside your kit, you will use fairly regularly and should be replaced often, while others are rarely used but may be critical in an emergency. Here we will discuss some additional items you will want to supplement or include in your first aid kit!

It’s 6 AM at our campsite. The sun is starting to peek over the rolling backdrop of the Margaree Valley as I carry a pot of coffee over the hill to fuel my group of anglers, now more-so friends after a night of chatting by the fire and overthinking fly choices. Our view is pristine, waking up at Live Life In Tents in the heart of the Margaree, I like to think we have the best view of the valley. We’ve come from different provinces, skill levels, ages, and backgrounds all to bond over a common interest: fly fishing.

While tubing season is extremely fun and it may be what we are known for, there are other things we offer, too! So much to see and do right from our campground. Here is a list of some things you may not know about us, other activities you can do from our doorstep, facts about our grounds, and a few ways to save some $$$ if you’re coming our way this summer!

With this blog we hope to be your guide in planning your own unique experience. For our inaugural post we thought it would be important to let you know about some of the new tour operators that have popped up on the Cabot Trail in the past few years.