About Grand Oak Manor B&B
History
- Grand Oak Manor B&B was built around 1790 and was the first licensed inn in Nova Scotia. We are located on the oldest road in Canada and have a more than 320-year-old oak tree. The barn was the last stop on the Pony Express. Annapolis Royal and Port Royal Habitation are minutes away.
Hospitality
- We strive to make everyone feel at home in our historic home. We have two lovely suites with everything you need for a comfortable stay, from fresh line-dried sheets to a fragrance-free environment to in-room televisions and summer air conditioning.
- Our breakfasts are homemade and plentiful. We aim to offer you an unforgettable experience that will have you planning a return trip.
What Is There To Do?
- Whether you come for the history of our country, the beauty of the Annapolis Valley, the awe of the Bay of Fundy's highest tides in the world, the thrill of whale watching, the delectable seafood, or the relaxed pace of life, you will find you have many options for spending your day. We are always ready to help you plan.
A Message From Your Hosts, Art and Martha VanderMeulen
We look forward to hosting you. We have owned Grand Oak Manor B&B since October 2015 and began our first season in May 2016. We have five grown children and, so far, three grandsons and a granddaughter.