Our Inn is opening for the season May 16, 2025.
Bella's Restaurant is open to Inn guests only, but our Gallery & Gift Shop is open to the public
from 8 am til 7 pm.
Bella's is open to Inn guests from 8am until 7pm daily with delicious, homemade meals. We've got something for everyone! Along with traditional Newfoundland fare we offer vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.
We have one wheelchair accessible room, Big Land Lodge. Our Gallery & Gift Shop and Public Washrooms are accessible too (including Adult Change Tables). Some doorways may be small for some chairs at 32" & 36"). We don't have automatic doors yet.
Wheelchair Accessible
Places to Go
on Bonavista Peninsula
Food and Beverages
Bella’s at Round Da Bay Inn, Plate Cove West, 544-2008
Open daily from early June to early October, 9am to 7pm.
Picnic Box Lunches are available from 9-6.
Plant-based, vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Maudie’s Tea Room, Keels (709) 447-3131
Specialize i
Wheelchair Accessible
Places to Go
on Bonavista Peninsula
Food and Beverages
Bella’s at Round Da Bay Inn, Plate Cove West, 544-2008
Open daily from early June to early October, 9am to 7pm.
Picnic Box Lunches are available from 9-6.
Plant-based, vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Maudie’s Tea Room, Keels (709) 447-3131
Specialize in homemade desserts, coffee and desserts
Live music most Saturday nights around 8pm.
They have a long, large ramp and accessible washrooms.
Bonavista Social Club, Upper Amherst Cove, (709) 704-6822. Specialize in pizza made in their wood-fired oven.
The Boreal Diner, 61 Church Street, Bonavista (709) 476-2330.
The main level is wheelchair
accessible and they have a ramp they can put at the front door.
Skipper’s Restaurant, Bonavista 468-798 Open 7am to 9pm daily
Indoor and outdoor dining and wheelchair accessible washrooms.
PKs Restaurant, Bonavista
(709) 468-282 Restaurant is accessible but washrooms are not.
Ragged Rocks Gastropub, Bonavista (709) 468-7678
80 Church Street. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Open every day from
11am to – 11pm.
There’s a ramp at the side for entry, and the washrooms are also accessible. They have a
gluten-free menu available.
Dungeons Distillery, Bonavista (709) 218-2180
32 Station Road. Family Restaurant
Mary Browns, Bonavista
(709) 468-5444
Somewhat accessible, small bump going in.
Open daily 11:30 am – 8pm
The Puffin Café, 7 Sandy Cove Road, Elliston, 468-2600
Fully licensed restaurant serving traditional Newfoundland food; seating both inside and out.
Stella’s Café, Catalina
(709) 477-2177
Open Tuesday to Saturday
from 11 to 7.
Soups, sandwiches, breakfast is served all day.
The Twine Loft, Trinity
(709) 464-3377
The dining room and waterside deck are both wheelchair accessible. Please call ahead so they can save you the best parking spot.
Check their website for daily specials.
Reservations required.
Dock Marina, Trinity, on the waterfront (709) 464-2133
Inside and outside dining,
open 11:30 – 8pm daily
Port Rexton Brewery
and Tap Room, Port Rexton
(709) 464-2337 Craft Beer and pub.
Open daily from noon until 10pm
Oh My Cheeses, at Port Rexton Brewery
Open noon to closing at the Brewery.
Two Whales Coffee Shop,
Port Rexton Open 10 to 4 daily
(709) 464-3928
Vegetarian and vegan food, indoor and outdoor dining,
covered picnic pods.
Random Passage Site & Tea Room and Joe’s Place
New Bonaventure (709) 464-2233 Open 9:30-5:30 daily.
There’s a wheelchair ramp into the back door at the Tea Room.
Bare Mountain Coffee House, Clarenville, (709) 466-2888
Open 8am to 5pm daily.
Indoor and outdoor seating.
Stores and Service Stations
North Atlantic Dunrovin Gas & Convenience
Lethbridge (709) 466-0219
Wheelchair accessible washrooms and store.
Hubert & James Mesh General Store
66 Main Road, Keels, (709) 447-3131. General store,post office and tea room. Enjoy lunch inside or outside on the ocean side deck.
Pye’s Service Station,
Lethbridge, 467-5738
They sell ice cream, groceries, giftware and have a lunch counter open 8am (9am Sundays) til 8pm
Port Rexton Freshmart, Port Rexton 464-2153
Open Monday – Thursday 9-6pm, Friday and Saturday 9am-9pm, Sunday 11-5 - Somewhat wheelchair accessible; there’s a lip going in.
Theatre
The Garrick Theatre, Church Street, Bonavista, 468-5777
Live music every Saturday night during the summer. Call for reservations.
Rising Tide Theatre, Trinity,
(709) 464-3232
Live theatre performances throughout the summer.
Check the calendar on their website to see what’s playing.
Shops
Round Da Bay Inn, Gallery & Gift Shop, Plate Cove West
Features the art of Chris Ricketts and several other artists, along with locally made crafts, soaps, and giftware
Barbara Houston Art Studio, Gallery & SheepShop
(709) 989-0239,
32 Ryan’s Hill Road, Bonavista
There’s hard-packed gravel
from the parking spaces to the ramp to the Gallery. You can view the studio from the Gallery, but there are steps to that part of the Shop.
Home from the Ice Flows
Craft Shop, Elliston (709) 468-1844
Open daily 9am – 6pm. Ramp entry, roomy washrooms
East Coast Glow, 82 Church Street, Bonavista 468-1683
Open 10-5; closed Tuesdays. Visit their creative iceberg water cosmetic studio to see their products
The Lovely Grand Home, 1 Bland’s Lane, Bonavista
A boutique home décor store
Kind Seas, 6 Fitzgerald’s Lane, Bonavista
(709) 727-7166. Studio and Shop – Jewellery,
Craft and Design.
Dock Marina Craft Shop, Trinity, (709) 464-2133 Open 11:30am – 8pm daily, local art and crafts.
Home from the Ice Flows Craft Shop, Elliston (709) 468-1844
Open daily 9am – 6pm. Ramp entry, roomy washrooms
Women’s Institute Craft Shop, Route 230
Port Union. (709) 469-2823. Locally hand-made crafts.
Clarenville Farm & Market, Clarenville Inn
Local produce, food vendors, locally made crafts, picnic area, accessible washrooms
Every Saturday 10 am till 3 pm
June to December
Museums
Champney’s West Aquarium, Champney’s West, 464-2510
Open 10 am to 4 pm daily. Guides will tell you all about our
local sea life – you can even touch some interesting sea
creatures in the Touch Tanks. Reservations are recommended
which you can make on their website www.champneysisland.net.
Walk-ins are welcome, but subject to availability due to Covid
restrictions.
The Matthew Legacy, 15 Roper Street, Bonavista 468-1493
Visit the replica of The Matthew, the ship John Cabot sailed
when he arrived in Newfoundland.
Ryan Premises, 10 Ryan’s Hill Road, Bonavista 468-1600
Open daily 10am to 6pm
June 1 to Sept 30
Learn the history of the fishing industry in Newfoundland.
The Factory, 67 Main Street, Port Union 469-2207
Interpretation Centre/Museum where you can learn all
about Port Union, the only union-built town in North America
They have a chair lift for access to the 2nd story.
Sealer’s Interpretation Centre, Elliston 476-3003
This unique facility features a museum, Art Gallery and seaside
memorial statue and monument which together tell the history
of sealing in this area.
Lester-Garland House, Trinity
Learn about the cultural and historic links between
Newfoundland and western England here in this historical tour.
UNESCO Geopark Sites
The Dungeon Provincial Park
Many years ago, The Dungeon was 2 caves opening to the sea. Erosion year after year caused the cave
to widen until eventually the roof collapsed, resulting in the incredible rock formation we see now. There is a large wooden deck with a ramp in front of The Dungeon and you can park directly across the lane.
Fossil Site at Port Union
There’s a wooden boardwalk at the edge of the ocean where you can view where the fossils were found
during low tide. There’s about 10’ of grassy area that’s a bit rough to travel over to get to the boardwalk from the parking.
Campgrounds
Lockston Path Provincial Park – Route 236, Port Rexton
This is a serviced Campground and has a fully accessible
Comfort Station including washrooms and showers.
Accessible Washrooms with
Adult Change Tables
Round Da Bay Inn – Route 235, Bonavista Peninsula
The two public washrooms off the lobby have adult change
tables in a large stall. Check the website for pictures
We've got lots of great information about our area to help you find all the hidden treasures and see all the spectacular sites.
We have a list of wheelchair accessible businesses on the Peninsula and tourist info in both English and French.