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Village of Greenwood, Nova Scotia
The Valley's Hidden Jewel
The Village of Greenwood would like to extend greetings to our residents and a warm welcome to all newcomers to the area. Please feel free to visit our village office at 904 Central Avenue, the staff is more than happy to serve you.
Located on Route 201 and just 3 kilometres off the101 Highway, south through the Village of Kingston, can be found the thriving community of Greenwood, home to the largest Air Force Base in Atlantic Canada.
The Greenwood Military Aviation Museum is a must for anyone with ties to the military who may be traveling throughout the area. Greenwood Mall has over 50 shops to choose from, including Roo's a giant indoor play area for children, as well as the attached strip mall anchored by Walmart. Recreation activities are available through 14 Wing Community Centre on Church Street which operates the outdoor pool and playground. The Fitness and Sport Centre on the Base is accessible to the public for a membership fee. Many recreational activities are available through various clubs at 14 Wing Greenwood.
🚨 IMPORTANT SAFETY UPDATE: RESTRICTIONS IN EFFECT AS OF AUGUST 5 🚨
If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s what Nova Scotia’s government has just announced to help prevent wildfires:
Woods are off-limits: As of 4:00 PM on August 5, all travel and activities in wooded areas—including hiking, camping, fishing, and vehicle use—are prohibited
until at least October 15 or until conditions improve.
Trail systems through woods are closed. You can still access beaches and open parks (non-wooded areas), but not via forested paths. Camping is only permitted
in official campgrounds.
The provincewide burn ban remains in place — no open fires of any kind, anytime of day.
Fine for violations: Up to $25,000 for breaking these rules.
You can enjoy Nova Scotia’s beauty—safe options remain:
Explore beaches and coastal parks
Visit playgrounds, sports fields, and open greenspaces
Use charcoal or gas BBQs and cooking appliances according to manufacturer instructions
Please stay safe and respect the restrictions to protect our community and prevent fire risk during these extremely dry conditions.
Stay updated: Follow official government alerts or visit novascotia.ca/alerts
Let’s all do our part to help keep Nova Scotia safe! 🌳🔥
#NovaScotia #WildfirePrevention #StaySafeNS #BurnBan
🔥 IMPORTANT NOTICE: Provincewide Burn Ban in Effect 🔥
The Province of Nova Scotia has announced a provincewide burn ban, effective Wednesday, July 30 at 2 p.m. and continuing until further notice.
This ban applies to all open fires, including:
Campfires
Brush burning
Backyard fires
Fire pits
The ban is in place to protect communities, wildlife, and emergency responders due to ongoing dry conditions across the province.
✅ Please do your part by staying fire safe.
❌ Burning during a ban can lead to fines or worse — unnecessary risk to your neighbours and first responders.
For more details, visit:
📲 https://news.novascotia.ca/en/2025/07/30/provincewide-burn-ban-effect
Let’s all do our part to keep Nova Scotia safe this summer.
Greenwood is about to get saucy—in the best way possible! Mark your calendars and bring your appetite, because the Valley Wide Ribfest is back from Friday, July 25 to Sunday, July 27, 2025, right here in our Civic Field (904 Central Avenue).
This sizzling summer celebration draws crowds from across the Annapolis Valley and beyond, offering mouthwatering ribs, live music, craft beer, and family fun all weekend long.
Read more: Valley Wide Ribfest Returns to Greenwood – July 25 to 27, 2025!