15 Station Road, off hwy. #3, Head of St. Margaret's Bay
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SMATVA is a non-profit association in the St. Margaret's Bay area of
Nova Scotia. Our club was started in 1997 and has one hundred and
forty members. It is the third largest ATV club in Nova Scotia. Our
clubhouse is in a small school at 15 Station Road, Head of St.
Margaret's Bay, just off highway #3. Our meetings are at 7:30 p.m. on
the third Monday of the month, with no meetings in July and August. Our
clubhouse will accommodate up to 130 people, depending on type of
function.
Some of our work includes maintaining existing trails and building
new ones while always respecting and preserving the natural woodlands
and waterways.
We organize Fun Runs, Rallies and some years a dance to raise
funds. Some of the monies raised are used to make charitable
donations to local groups and organizations.
As our name depicts, all of our activities are focused around Safety
Minded ATVing. Our club has two certified ATV safety instructors
offering training to ATV operators, with a special rate for club members.
SMATVA is one of five founding clubs that in 1997 formed ATVANS,
the All Terrain Vehicle Association of Nova Scotia. The other four clubs
involved in the evolution of ATVANS are St. Margaret's Snowmobile/ATV
Club, Kings County ATV Club, Colchester Five Islands ATV Club, and
Pictou County ATV Club.
Nova Scotia. Our club was started in 1997 and has one hundred and
forty members. It is the third largest ATV club in Nova Scotia. Our
clubhouse is in a small school at 15 Station Road, Head of St.
Margaret's Bay, just off highway #3. Our meetings are at 7:30 p.m. on
the third Monday of the month, with no meetings in July and August. Our
clubhouse will accommodate up to 130 people, depending on type of
function.
Some of our work includes maintaining existing trails and building
new ones while always respecting and preserving the natural woodlands
and waterways.
We organize Fun Runs, Rallies and some years a dance to raise
funds. Some of the monies raised are used to make charitable
donations to local groups and organizations.
As our name depicts, all of our activities are focused around Safety
Minded ATVing. Our club has two certified ATV safety instructors
offering training to ATV operators, with a special rate for club members.
SMATVA is one of five founding clubs that in 1997 formed ATVANS,
the All Terrain Vehicle Association of Nova Scotia. The other four clubs
involved in the evolution of ATVANS are St. Margaret's Snowmobile/ATV
Club, Kings County ATV Club, Colchester Five Islands ATV Club, and
Pictou County ATV Club.
