About us

Sandy Cove Beach Cabins has a path to Sandy Cove Beach from the property or you can use Caplin Gulch Trail, just up the street or you can drive Down Below and park your vehicle near the end of the beach. During your stay, when you are not soaking up the sun on the beach or relaxing on your cabin's patio, you will find lots of things to see and do. The Damnable Trail is right on your doorstep www.damnabletrail.com For the adventurous, The "Coastal Ridge Trail" a 15km hiking trail from Sandy Cove to Salvage is rated as difficult. Other trails you can take from your cabin are :The "Old School House" trail from Sandy Cove to Happy Adventure, rated as easy. Sandy Cove Head Lookout trail with its magnificent view of Sandy Cove and surrounding areas. Crooked Tree Park is just down the street where you can enjoy fresh water swimming and take a leisurely 2.5 km walk around Sandy Cove Pond. There are 6 other scenic communities on the Eastport Peninsula that are an enjoyment to visit.

How To Find us

Located in the center of historic Bonavista Bay along the Eastport Peninsula, once visitors arrive in Newfoundland, Canada they simply follow the Trans Canada Highway to the west end of Terra Nova National Park and take a turn onto route #310 Road To The Beaches, which leads to the town of Sandy Cove, then take a right on Barbour avenue and you have arrived.

Damnable Trail

Right at your doorstep the Damnable Trail has something for everyone.
The Damnable Trail is a network of trails ranging from rugged and challenging coastal trails to leisurely strolls along beaches and through our communities.

Old School-House Trail

Coastal Ridge

Another Reason We Call These Trails Damnable.