Cabot Wilds, a 2,500-acre golf and lifestyle destination, aiming to open late 2027. It will be located in Collingwood Corner, near Oxford, N.S.
Cabot Wilds, a 2,500-acre golf and lifestyle destination, aiming to open late 2027Anjuli Patil · CBC News · Posted: Sep 15, 2026 5:32 PM EDT | Last Updated: 4 hours ago
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Cabot Wilds will be located in Collingwood Corner, just outside of Oxford, N.S. The all-season resort destination will feature an 18-hole golf course, a clubhouse, restaurants, a recreation pavilion, racket sports facilities and residential real estate. (Submitted by Cabot)
A new 18-hole riverfront golf course in Cumberland County is aiming to open by late 2027.
Cabot Wilds will be the third Cabot golf course in Nova Scotia. Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs are both located in in Cape Breton. Cabot Links opened in Inverness in 2011 and Cabot Cliffs opened just north of Inverness in 2015.
According to a news release from Cabot, the 2,500-acre golf resort destination along River Philip will feature an 18-hole golf course by Toronto-based architect Jeff Mingay, a clubhouse, multiple dining experiences, a recreation pavilion, racket sport facilities and residential real estate. It will be in Collingwood Corner, just outside Oxford, N.S.
Mounds of dirt that are part of a golf resort project along River Philip can be seen through the trees in Collingwood, N.S. (Luke Ettinger/CBC)
The property is being developed in partnership with John Bragg and his family — the founders of Oxford Frozen Foods.
Earlier this year, Bragg — a Nova Scotian billionaire and CEO of Bragg Group — bought up the properties associated with Cabot Cape Breton in Inverness County and increased his ownership stake in the company.
Bragg Group’s holdings also include Oxford Frozen Foods and Eastlink.
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