Imagine waking up on the edge of a Newfoundland fjord with mountains rising across the water, spending the day exploring Gros Morne National Park and coming back for a hot tub and an incredible locally inspired dinner.
You can do exactly that at Neddies Harbour Inn.
Located directly on Bonne Bay in Norris Point, this award-winning boutique inn sits in the heart of Gros Morne National Park with views toward the Tablelands and ancient Long Range Mountains.
And if you’re planning a fall road trip through Newfoundland, this might be one of the dreamiest places to stay.
The Inn Sits Right On Bonne Bay
The location is easily one of the biggest reasons to stay here.
Neddies Harbour Inn sits in a peaceful waterfront location on the Bonne Bay fjord, surrounded by some of the landscapes Gros Morne is famous for.
From the property, guests can take in views across the bay toward the mountains, including the Tablelands and Long Range Mountains.
There are also shared decks and sitting areas where you can slow down and enjoy the scenery without even leaving the inn.
Basically, you could spend the entire day hiking through Gros Morne and come back to watch the light change over the mountains from the waterfront.
There Are Just 15 Rooms
Neddies Harbour Inn is much smaller than a traditional hotel, giving it more of an intimate boutique feel.
The inn has 15 spacious rooms, including queen rooms, king rooms and a king suite.
Rooms are designed primarily for two guests, although some of the larger rooms can accommodate an additional cot.
The property focuses on comfort while incorporating Newfoundland craftsmanship, locally sourced products and environmentally conscious practices wherever possible.
There’s also a separate vacation home available for travellers who want more space and a self-catering stay.
There’s A Hot Tub And Sauna
After a full day of hiking through Gros Morne, you don’t necessarily have to head straight back to your room.
Guests at Neddies Harbour Inn have access to an indoor hot tub, infrared sauna and fitness room.
Spa treatments are also available, including several types of massage and other wellness services.
So after spending hours exploring Newfoundland’s mountains and trails, you can come back to the inn, warm up and relax before dinner.
There’s An Incredible Restaurant Right Inside The Inn
You don’t have to go far for dinner either.
The Black Spruce Restaurant is located right inside Neddies Harbour Inn and focuses on food made from scratch using ingredients that are as fresh and local as possible.
The restaurant serves both breakfast and dinner, with menus incorporating Newfoundland ingredients and seafood alongside more internationally inspired dishes.
Current dinner service runs from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., and reservations are highly recommended.
During October 2026, the restaurant is also participating in Gros Morne’s Savour the Season culinary program.
From October 1 through October 25, guests can enjoy a special $75 set menu featuring dishes such as roasted beet salad followed by a choice of mint-crusted rack of lamb or Newfoundland cod, with chiffon cheesecake for dessert.
Fall Might Be One Of The Prettiest Times To Stay
Summer might get most of the attention in Gros Morne, but fall brings an entirely different atmosphere.
The mountains and forests surrounding Bonne Bay begin changing colour, crowds start thinning out and cooler temperatures make evenings at the inn feel even cozier.
Neddies Harbour Inn also offers lower seasonal rates beginning September 15 and continuing until the property closes for the season in October.
That makes early fall a particularly interesting time to plan a stay.
Just keep in mind that the inn operates seasonally, so you’ll want to confirm exact closing dates and availability when booking a late-fall trip.
You’re Right In The Heart Of Gros Morne
One of the biggest advantages of staying in Norris Point is how central it is for exploring Gros Morne National Park.
Norris Point is only around eight kilometres south of Rocky Harbour, and the inn says you can reach the southern end of Gros Morne in approximately one hour and 20 minutes, the northern boundary in around an hour and the eastern boundary in about 30 minutes.
That makes it possible to use the inn as a home base while exploring different parts of the park.
Spend your days hiking, kayaking, taking a boat tour, visiting nearby fishing communities or simply driving through some of Newfoundland’s most dramatic scenery.
Then come back to Bonne Bay for dinner and a quiet evening overlooking the mountains.
Gros Morne Is A UNESCO World Heritage Site
And the landscapes surrounding the inn aren’t just beautiful.
Gros Morne National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known internationally for its geology and dramatic scenery.
The park is home to mountains, fjords, waterfalls, beaches, sea stacks and the famous Tablelands, where rocks from Earth’s mantle have been exposed at the surface.
It’s one of the most recognizable landscapes in Newfoundland and Labrador, and Neddies Harbour Inn puts you right in the middle of it.
Neddies Harbour Inn
📍 Where: 7 Beach Road, Neddies Harbour, Norris Point, Newfoundland and Labrador
🌊 Setting: Waterfront on Bonne Bay in Gros Morne National Park
🛏️ Stay: 15 boutique king and queen rooms plus a vacation home
⛰️ Views: Bonne Bay, the Tablelands and Long Range Mountains
♨️ Amenities: Indoor hot tub, infrared sauna, fitness room and spa services
🍽️ Dining: The Black Spruce Restaurant on site
🍂 Fall stays: Lower seasonal rates begin September 15, with the inn operating into October
🐾 Pets: Pets are not permitted at the inn
✈️ Getting there: Approximately one hour by car from Deer Lake Regional Airport
Between the waterfront setting, mountain views, cozy boutique rooms and the fact that you can finish a day of hiking with a hot tub and locally inspired dinner, Neddies Harbour Inn feels like the perfect home base for a Gros Morne getaway.
And surrounded by Newfoundland’s fall colours, Bonne Bay and those massive mountains, the view alone might be worth the trip.
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