Blue Puttees
The Blue Puttees is proudly named after the regiment that fiercely represented Newfoundland in the Great War. The Blue Puttees held a reputation as a fearless fighting unit and were part of the tragic advance at Beaumont-Hamel on July 1, 1916. Since that day, in recognition of the soldiers’ bravery, July 1 is marked as Memorial Day in Newfoundland and Labrador, and the courage and sacrifice of the Blue Puttees will never be forgotten.
Quick Facts
- 96 spacious cabins in two- and four-bed layouts, with fully accessible options
- A designated number of pet-friendly cabins for you and your four-legged friend
- Full course dining, quick service options, and seasonal ice cream shop
- TV in all cabins
- Retail store
- Children’s play area
- 500 generous, reclining seats with personal headphone jacks and USB charging ports
- Panoramic viewing deck for incredibly scenic seascapes
