Masstown Market view from the top of the lighthouse.
Lighthouse at the Masstown Market in Nova Scotia.
Catch of the day notice at the Masstown Market lighthouse.
Fresh produce at the Masstown Market, Nova Scotia.
Fresh homemade sugar donuts (doughnuts) or "beignes" en français at the Masstown Market, Nova Scotia.
Made-in-Canada products abound at the Masstown Market, Nova Scotia.
Catch of the day sign at the Masstown Market, Nova Scotia.
Order you fish & chips at the window and take a plastic lobster. The lobster will ring when your order is ready. That way you have time to tour the lighthouse.
The menu at the Fish & Chips boat at Masstown Market, Nova Scotia.
Take a plastic lobster after you order your fish and chips. It will ring when your order is ready. Don't forget to return the lobster!
On our way south through New Brunswick, somewhere around Fredericton, we got word of a market that we shouldn’t pass up. The Jennings family began the Masstown Market as a farm-gate operation in the spring of 1969 and it has grown to become a local landmark. It’s fully accessible, barrier free, year round, 7 days a week from 9am to 9pm. The large clean washrooms are a welcome offering for the weary traveller. There are even kennels, fresh water and green space available for anyone with dogs.
Fruits & vegetables, a bakery, local homemade chowders, soups and pies, ice cream from a local dairy, local meat and cheeses and of course, a NSLC liquor boutique.
The full-size reproduction lighthouse houses a fresh fish shop. Order your fish & chips from the restaurant in the (reproduction) boat and dine on the dock (deck). On clear days you can see the Bay of Fundy in the distance from the top of the lighthouse.
