Seaview Park

This park is located at the northern tip of the Halifax Peninsula. The area was once an African American community known as Africville, but in the 1960s the Halifax city government expropriated the land, relocated the residents, and demolished the community to build the new A. Murray MacKay Bridge. Now the only reminder of the area's former life is a memorial sundial near the playground.

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Location
Service Road off Barrington St..
N 44.6750° W 63.6175° ( Google Maps - MapQuest - Google Earth )

Trail Maps
Map from Trails Nova Scotia.

Bus Service
- Route 84 (Map) (Schedule)
- Route 85 (Map) (Schedule)
For the entire Halifax-Dartmouth route map click here.
For schedule changes see the Metro Transit website.

Bike Access
Near a primary bicycle route. (Halifax Bike Map)


Facilities
  • Walking trails
  • Park benches
  • Garbage cans
  • Playground

    Hours
    Open 5am to 10pm.


    Geocaches
  • Seaview Micro (GCKJ6A)
    To find other geocaches in this area, click here.


    Related Websites
    Mike Campbell's Homepage