Learn about the industries and economic opportunities that drive Lockeport.
Overview
Lockeport has been shaped by the sea since its founding in 1762. Today, our economy continues to reflect that maritime heritage while embracing new opportunities in tourism, small business, and remote work.
Fishing Industry
The fishing industry remains central to Lockeport’s economy and identity. Our working waterfront supports commercial fishing operations that harvest lobster, groundfish, and other species from the rich waters of the Atlantic.
Tourism
Tourism is a growing sector in Lockeport. Visitors are drawn to our beautiful beaches, maritime heritage, and authentic small-town atmosphere. The town hosts events throughout the summer that attract visitors from across the region.
Tourism Assets:
- Crescent Beach
- Little School Museum
- Seacaps Park
- July 1st Celebrations
- Ragged Islands scenery
Small Business & Services
Local businesses provide essential services to residents and visitors alike. From retail shops to professional services, small business is the backbone of our community.
Remote Work
With its affordable cost of living, natural beauty, and quality of life, Lockeport is an attractive option for remote workers and digital nomads looking for a change of pace.
Economic Development
For information about economic development opportunities in Lockeport and the region, contact:
Town Office: (902) 656-2216
[Regional economic development contacts to be added]