Broom Point

Broom Point is a historic coastal site located within Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Once used as a seasonal fishing settlement, the area now preserves traditional fishing buildings and cultural stories that reflect Newfoundland’s maritime history. Visitors can walk along the rugged shoreline, explore restored fishing rooms, and learn about the daily lives of families who depended on the sea. The quiet coastal scenery and cultural interpretation create a meaningful connection between nature and heritage. For travelers, Broom Point offers a unique opportunity to experience both the natural beauty and historic traditions of Gros Morne’s coastal communities.