Compared to other National Parks in the region (Fundy or Keji), this is the least appealing in terms of lot size, age of facilities. Check in early since you might need to change site, we were originally assigned site 32 but it was terrible, got a new site no problem. The key is early to beat out the crowd since the site fills up. For tenting, sites 50-100 offers plenty of shade and nice lots, picnic tables are cement and un-movable. This poses some problems since some sites are small and moving the table would help, but alas. We did see a few 32' rigs in these sites. The general trailer sites down by the information center is typical setup, kinda in the open all lined up. No GSM phone service (CDMA is ok) fuel is limited. Radio & TV is also limited (ie- maybe 1 of each). Satellite radio or tv is possible. Showers & washrooms were clean and water was hot. Had a pleasant stay overall, the scenery is worth it. We camped here in a Tent.

Open & wooded campground separated by low woods & dunes from ocean inlet with a long sandy beach. Can see Cape Breton highlands from many sites. Off Cabot Trail on Cheticamp Island, just to the south of Cheticamp. No pool, but has a tennis court and mini-golf. Very friendly,helpful staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.