Wolfville

Surrounded by vineyards and orchards, the Town of Wolfville is at the heart of the Annapolis Valley wine country. A bustling community of caring neighbours, thriving businesses, unique schools, and a wonderful lifestyle, the town demonstrates a progressive sense of sustainability.

Wolfville’s vibrant downtown is lined with historic buildings, boutique shops, cafes, and cosmopolitan restaurants, creating a welcoming ambiance—all within easy walking distance of the town’s picturesque residential neighbourhoods. Wolfville offers access to the best in locally crafted artisan food and beverage, and the local farmers' market is a hub for fresh produce and artisanal goods. 

Home to Acadia University, the town exudes a youthful and intellectual atmosphere. A thriving cultural centre, Wolfville’s commitment to the arts is evident in events like the Deep Roots Music Festival, attracting musicians and art enthusiasts to celebrate the cultural richness of the region.

A remarkable network of parks and trails keep the community moving. The nearby Blomidon Provincial Park and the scenic dykelands are ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and enjoying the breathtaking views of the Bay of Fundy. 

With a mix of historical charm, academic influence, and natural beauty, Wolfville provides a delightful blend of cultural and recreational opportunities.

Education in Wolfville

• Wolfville School, primary to grade 8
• Gaspareau Valley Elementary School, grades primary to 5
• Horton High School, grades 9-12
• Acadia University

Amenities in Wolfville

• Wolfville Memorial Library
• Acadia University Athletics Complex
• Farmers' Market, a hub for fresh produce
• Wolfville Skate Park
• Parks and trails
• Sports fields and courts
• Playgrounds and splash pads

Health care facilities in or near Wolfville

Eastern Kings Memorial Community Health Centre 
This centre provides a number of health services to the Town of Wolfville and surrounding areas. There is no emergency department.

Blomidon Court
A long term care facility with 50 beds