In Countdown to Liquor Day, they filmed Lahey's new trailer park, Lahey's Luxury Estates, at a trailer park off Caldwell Road in Eastern Passage right next to where they filmed Trailer Park Boys season 4. You'll find the trailer Lahey shared with Randy at 17 Juniper Crescent.

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In Countdown to Liquor Day, this is the SPCA in Dartmouth where Bubbles's 27 cats end up while he's in prison and where Julian, Ricky, Bubbles and Tyrone later attempt to break in and get the cats out.

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In season 4 of Trailer Park Boys, which is the last season they would film at existing trailer parks, this park in Eastern Passage in Halifax was used for Sunnyvale. They shot some scenes, like the ones around Julian's trailer, in the park, but mostly they had to stay on the outskirts. The only things on the other side of the wall that Ricky built to divide the park were a few trailers like the supervisor's trailer and Bubbles's shed that they brought in.

They following season they built their own Sunnyvale park near Cole Harbour using old and uninhabitable trailers and found it cost the same as it did to rent the various parks each season.

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The park used for Sunnyvale in season 3 of Trailer Park Boys was a small unpaved trailer park in Timberlea in Halifax right on Governor Lake. Director Mike Clattenburg liked the park but the single entrance wasn't very accommodating for a tv show production, so just like previous seasons, they relocated again the next year.

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Ricky, with a box on his head, and Julian, wearing a welder's mask, rob The LC liquor store immediately after getting out of prison at the beginning of their 2009 Trailer Park Boys movie Countdown to Liquor Day. This liquor store on Agricola in Halifax is actually the NSLC, the government-run Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation.

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