I Dig Rocks! Interactive Mineral Adventure Fun Outdoor Activity To Do In Nova Scotia

OPENING SOON after the blackflies are less bothersome, late June perhaps early July. 

I Dig Rocks! Interactive Mineral Adventure

Learn some geology as you search for minerals, fossils, gemstones, and crystals buried throughout the adventure area. Sift through the sand to discover hidden surprises. An exciting blend of fossils, minerals, gemstones and crystals are replenished frequently. Compare what you’ve found with the surrounding information panels. Interactive learning is fun and one of the best ways to learn. Connect with the Earth in a tangible way, outdoors. Fun for all ages BUT each child under 4 MUST be accompanied by ONE adult due to CHOCKING HAZARD of small stones etc.

Whether you’re having a ladies afternoon out, friends get together, family outing or a birthday celebration, all ages have fun finding crystals, gems and minerals in the patch. This is a fun way to be active together, bond and make a core memory if you’re a grandparent, parent, auntie or uncle with your loved one. Crystal crazed teens love it too, not to mention crystal collecting ladies!

*Neurodivergent friendly, I don't overbook the adventure area so it remains a calm, safe atmosphere for having fun!

By appointment(weather permitting) so I can replenish area with stones/crystals etc before your visit. You can book a few days in advance at bookinglunacy@gmail.com.

$19.99 + HST Ages 4 and up for 1 hour

Children under 4 MUST be accompanied by ONE adult, you’ll only pay for the adult.

*ARRIVE 5 minutes before your start time to register and pay. I start booking at 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Limited spaces per day. You might want to bring sunscreen, a sun hat and bug spray. Footwear IS REQUIRED in the patch.

After you're done, you can also browse the minerals, fossils and 1000s of crystals and gemstones in the Lunacy Eclectic Arts And Gemstones shoppe!

 You can book a few days in advance at bookinglunacy@gmail.com.

Almost 1500 square feet of mineral patch to explore in!


                                                       Megalodon Tooth Fossil

 GETTING HERE



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