A Lifestyle Experience, at Latitude 45 – A small town spirit with big city vibe.

Latitude 45 is situated at the entrance to Wolfville’s Main Street, a small town that lives large. The moment you enter Wolfville, you immediately feel its energy. Wolfville offers experiences for everyone, no matter what age or stage of life. Whether you appreciate nature, great food and wine, the arts, or sporting events, all are within walking distance of Main Street Wolfville and Latitude 45’s front door.

The Community

Wolfville’s population is approximately 4,200 residents, although it grows significantly during Acadia University’s academic year. Wolfville has been rated by Harrowsmith Magazine as “one of the best towns in Canada in which to live”. Anyone who lives here would undoubtedly agree. Wolfville is a progressive community, offering unique cultural experiences, located near many natural attractions, affording a healthy, sustainable lifestyle. Many visit Wolfville, and never leave. Those that leave often feel compelled to return, and usually do.

Wolfville’s residents can easily have the best of both worlds: a small-town quality of life, with quick access to the city. Downtown Halifax and its amenities are less than an hour drive from Wolfville, making it a great home base from which to experience it all. For frequent flyers, Stanfield International Airport is your gateway to multiple international destinations, and only 60 minutes from Latitude 45’s door.

Food & Culture

Wolfville has Nova Scotia’s most diverse population, with more than 12% of the Town’s residents being born outside of Canada (compared to around 5% for Nova Scotia, as a whole). This is just one of the many unique features about Wolfville, and one that is widely celebrated and reflected throughout town.

Regardless of your palate, you’ll find many options to enjoy in this food and beverage destination. You can dine on exotic international dishes or experience the region’s exceptional farm-to-table offerings. There are plenty of paring options from the region’s wineries, cideries and emerging craft beer destinations. If you’re into great coffee, Wolfville has that too.

It’s no secret the town loves to celebrate. Throughout the year, Wolfville hosts multiple festivals and events. Your calendar will be packed before you know it!

Parks & Recreation

Wolfville and surrounding communities are a nature-lover’s dream, in all seasons. There are multiple parks, trails, and beaches to explore within minutes of downtown Wolfville, and Latitude 45. Waterfront Park, The Harvest Moon Trail, The Dykelands, Evangeline Beach, Acadia’s Woodland Trails and Reservoir Park Trail are a few of the better-known examples. The Harvest Moon Trail and Waterfront Park are accessed directly behind Latitude 45. Imagine having Mother Nature’s treadmill in your backyard! Cape Split and Blomidon Provincial Park are both within 20 minutes of Wolfville. Residents can easily head there using one of Latitude 45’s shared vehicles.

When winter hits, Ski Martock is less than 30 minutes by car from Wolfville. If you’ve always wanted to try snowshoeing or extreme mountain biking, Wolfville’s adventurous community groups would be happy to teach you the ins-and-outs and recommend nearby destinations.

If you want to slow down the pace, Willow Park’s shaded benches are the perfect spot to quietly relax and enjoy a great read – simply head across the street and you’re there.

For cold or rainy days, Acadia University’s Athletic Complex is just a kilometer from Latitude 45. There you’ll find a large gymnasium, indoor pool, new fitness centre, group fitness and dance studio(s), squash and racquetball courts, indoor walking track, arena, and more.

Acadia University

Acadia University is a pillar of Wolfville’s community, and very positive contributor to Wolfville’s culture, amenities and streetscape. When University is in session, the town welcomes new and returning students with open arms. Acadia has earned an exceptional reputation, consistently ranked as a top undergraduate university by Maclean’s magazine.

Residents of Wolfville have access to the campus’ exceptional facilities, including the newly renovated Athletics Complex, Vaughan Memorial Library, Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens, K.C. Irving Environmental Science Building and Festival Theatre, to name a few.