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![]() Just a stones throw from down
town is the beautiful Yarmouth Waterfront. Sit and enjoy the view
of the water, watch the gulls on Gull Island, or dine at some of the fine
establishments on the water front.
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Another outdoor activity Yarmouth offers a 18 hole golf course for all the budding Tiger Woods out there. For any one who wants to be "like Mike" Yarmouth offers an array of basketball courts both outside and inside. If water is what makes you happy shimmering Lake Milo is a great place to be. The lake is supervised during the summer during the day and has it's own youth center with full canteen facilities, pool and ping pong table, board games, video games, and stereo system. | ![]() A fully equipped fitness center is a great way to get pumped up. The YMCA also has two racket ball courts with equipment available at the YMCA at no extra charge. The gymnasium is open for what ever sport you feel like playing. If you are the not so active type the YMCA has a elegant snooker table available if you think you are up to the challenge. If the size of the massive snooker table is to much for you a smaller pool table is also available. |
Right next store to the YMCA
is the Quarter Back Club the local pool hall. The Quarter Back Club is
a non-alcoholic establishment frequented by the local teens Beside the
9 pool tables the QBC also has a private pool room in the back for those
who want the privacy to learn without embarrassment or who just want to
relax. If pool is not your thing the QBC as well has an air hockey table
and various pin-ball and video games.
If you are 19 or over and enjoy pool Dooley's a franchise of pool halls is now in Yarmouth. This pool hall offer a relaxed atmosphere with alcohol being served. Due to be finished the summer of 97 the local night club the Red Knight is in the middle of expanding building on a new pool facility. If you are not into pool the Red Knight Also offers a great night of party atmosphere with special live performances every one or two weeks. |
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During the Yarmouth Seafeast
week in the summer (Usually the third week of July) the entire community
of joins in the Celebration of our seafaring history with a grand parade
down main street and many different activities running through the week
including the ever popular Buskers street performers. The first week of
August brings about the Southwest Nova Scotia
exhibition our way. People young and old alike
come out to see the exhibits and live performances. Thrill seekers can
ride the rides of the "Bill Lynch Midway"
and risk there luck on the games of chance.
These are just a few of the things to do in Yarmouth, so if any one ever tells you there is nothing to do in Yarmouth don't believe them there is always something to do if you want to look |