This park is located in the Saint-Jacques area of Edmundston, NB, and is adjacent to the Botanical Garden of New Brunswick. The park is immediately off Transcanada Route 2 that runs between Frederickton, NB, and Riviere-du-Loup, Quebec. 100 out of 150 sites in the park have electric service, but it is 15 or 20 amp service. Water is available from spigots in the park but not on sites. Some folks have hooked up long hoses to the spigots to provide water at their camp sites, apparently with the concurrence of the park management. There are some seasonal sites, and the RVs are new and very well kept; it's clear the management oversees these units to ensure they are kept up. The botanical gardens are next door and are worth a visit. There is an automobile museum on site. We enjoyed our stay and would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

At best: I would describe it as primitive. The interior roads are dirt or in our case mud as it rained almost every day. The camp owner was very accommodating however the power supply was lacking. He even got an electrician to come out of a Sunday to try to fix my 96 volt power. As a result I needed to run my generator for several hours. We had 30 amp power supply but they could not give enough voltage with the park nearly full. The Wi-Fi was advertised as free, which it was, but there was only one antenna so it was non existent unless we got in the car and parked under the antenna. They are on a septic system so our sewer backed up into the yard. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Get here before October 11. Nice Setting. Nice maintenance. Marginal free WiFi. We are about 50 feet from the router and one of our computers can't connect. The one that connects gets a fast signal. A swing set etc., for kids but no resort. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.