Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve

Burnt Cape Cabins, Raleigh, Newfoundland and Labrador

Burnt Cape Cabins is located in the picturesque Town of Raleigh, Newfoundland and Labrador, adjacent to Burnt Cape Ecological Reserve.

Sea Ice on Burnt Cape

Sea ice on Burnt Cape

Cape St. Mary's, Newfoundland

Gannet colony at Cape St. Mary's

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The Raleigh Historical Corporation Inc. (a non-profit organization) offers the recreation of a 1940's historic fishing village, located in the scenic town of Raleigh.

Visitors can enjoy rustic bunkhouse accommodations and unforgettable boat tours. A voyage back in time, surrounded by rugged ocean scenery & Burnt Cape.

Spend a few days living the quiet and simple life of the Raleigh fishermen during the booming years of the legendary Newfoundland Fishery (circa 1940's - 1950's).

Live in a rustic fisherman bunkhouse, heated by wood stove - during the days before electricity and modern distractions. Only the sounds of waves and seagulls.

Incredible boat tours take you along the rugged coast line towards a picnic lunch within the huge Big Oven Cave. See how the massive cod traps are set and learn how to jig for codfish. Learn about traditional meals.

Truly, a bonding adventure for couples, families & large groups - a vacation you will remember for many years to come. Book early to ensure space availability.

Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve

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The Raleigh Historical Corporation Inc. (a non-profit organization) offers the recreation of a 1940's historic fishing village, located in the scenic town of Raleigh.

Visitors can enjoy rustic bunkhouse accommodations and unforgettable boat tours. A voyage back in time, surrounded by rugged ocean scenery & Burnt Cape.

Spend a few days living the quiet and simple life of the Raleigh fishermen during the booming years of the legendary Newfoundland Fishery (circa 1940's - 1950's).

Live in a rustic fisherman bunkhouse, heated by wood stove - during the days before electricity and modern distractions. Only the sounds of waves and seagulls.

Incredible boat tours take you along the rugged coast line towards a picnic lunch within the huge Big Oven Cave. See how the massive cod traps are set and learn how to jig for codfish. Learn about traditional meals.

Truly, a bonding adventure for couples, families & large groups - a vacation you will remember for many years to come. Book early to ensure space availability.

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