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Meadows

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Tucked along Route 440 on the North Shore of the Bay of Islands, Meadows is a peaceful coastal town with front-row views of the Blomidon Mountains and the shimmering Humber Arm, Meadows is a place where locals gather to watch cruise ships sailing by. From hiking and snowmobiling trails to a lighthouse-topped beach and frequent wildlife sightings, this is a year-round spot for quiet adventure. Whether you’re exploring the shoreline or just soaking in the view, Meadows welcomes you with open arms—and plenty of photo ops.

Meadows

History & Heritage

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Indigenous
Family Friendly
Accessible
Eco-Aware

Hidden Gems

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Year-Round

Lighthouse Express

More than just a takeout spot, this is where Meadows gathers. Come for the crisp fish and chips and daily specials; stay for the friendly chat and warm welcome from Natasha and Fallon Canhas.

Year-Round

Things to Do

Picnicking by the Shore

Meadows
Pack a basket and head for the water’s edge. With bay views and the Long Range Mountains beyond, this is one of the best spots around for a slow lunch and a salt-air kind of afternoon.

Beachcombing & Shoreline Exploration

Meadows
Low tide brings treasures to the shoreline—sea glass, driftwood, smooth stones, and more. Wander with little ones or on your own; there’s always something new to discover.

Meadows Beach

Meadows
A local go-to for sunrise strolls and sunset views. Wander the shoreline, spot seabirds by day, and join the evening crowd as cruise ships pass by under a glowing sky.
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The Olde Brake House Museum

Meadows
Step inside the oldest wood-and-beam home in the Bay of Islands and explore the region’s settler past. With 1800s-era furniture and artifacts, this compact museum packs big local history into one charming space.
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Meadows Sports Complex

Meadows
Year-round community hub and gathering spot. In summer, find ball hockey, markets, and movie nights; in winter, it’s all about skating and hockey. Always lively, always local.
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Meadows Point

Meadows
Explore Meadows Point for beachcombing, photo opportunities and/or to watch the sunset
Logo of a gradient purple lighthouse with the words Lighthouse Express over it. Curved blue and purple lines surround the lighthouse, all set against a dark background.

Lighthouse Express

Meadows
More than just a takeout spot, this is where Meadows gathers. Come for the crisp fish and chips and daily specials; stay for the friendly chat and warm welcome from Natasha and Fallon Canhas.
A group of people ride snowmobiles across a snow-covered landscape with rocky patches, overlooking a vast body of water and distant snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky.

SnoXcapes

Meadows
Guided snowmobile adventures that take you deep into the backcountry. Expect groomed trails, off-trail fun, hearty homecooked meals, and the kind of warm hospitality that turns a day out into a story.

Where to Eat

Logo of a gradient purple lighthouse with the words Lighthouse Express over it. Curved blue and purple lines surround the lighthouse, all set against a dark background.

Lighthouse Express

Meadows
More than just a takeout spot, this is where Meadows gathers. Come for the crisp fish and chips and daily specials; stay for the friendly chat and warm welcome from Natasha and Fallon Canhas.

Picnicking by the Shore

Meadows
Pack a basket and head for the water’s edge. With bay views and the Long Range Mountains beyond, this is one of the best spots around for a slow lunch and a salt-air kind of afternoon.

Where to Stay

A bright yellow house with red roof sits amid deep snowbanks. A black snowmobile is parked outside on a snowy driveway, with a frozen lake and snow-covered hills in the background under a dramatic sky.

The Bright Yellow House on Meadows Point

Meadows
This cheery three-bedroom home overlooks the Bay of Islands and makes a bright, breezy base for exploring. Wake up to big views, wander nearby trails, and come home to wide-open spaces perfect for kicking back with friends or family.
A cozy, modern bedroom inside a geodesic dome with large triangular windows showing a scenic snowy landscape and lake; features a bed, chairs, desk, lamp, and neutral décor.

Blue Meadows Dome

Meadows
An oceanfront geodome where the views stretch wide and the vibe is pure unwind. With a wood-fired sauna and cozy touches throughout, it’s an easy pick for a restful retreat or wellness getaway.

Blue Meadows House

Meadows
Settle in with front-row bay views and plenty of space to spread out. This top-rated stay is great for couples, families, or remote workers looking to balance comfort with a touch of coastal charm.

Mountain View on the Bay

Meadows
Wake to water views and a mountain backdrop. This three-bedroom modern stay puts you close to trails and shoreline rambles—perfect for laid-back days or outdoor adventures.

Visitor Information Centre

15 Confederation Dr,
Corner Brook, NL
A2H 2Y3

June to Labour Day:
Mon – Sun (9am – 6pm)

Labour Day to May:
Mon – Fri (9am – 4pm)

(709) 639-9792

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