This is a small campground, and although it is basic, is terrific. The owner/camp hosts were two of the nicest, most accommodating people we've met. They were just great to us, and saw to it that we had the perfect spot for our needs. They were also very helpful in setting us up for a whale watching tour, and giving us suggestions for good places to eat in Digby. The campsites are wide and roomy, with lots of grass space in between. Our site was level, and most of the others looked the same. W/S/E Services were strong and worked fine. We were at the end of the park, and got a good Wi-Fi signal most of the time. It seemed to drop out at night, but return in the morning. There is a sweet little swimming pool, and a miniature golf. And, there is a walking trail behind the park that was great for the dogs, or taking a walk into digby. Wish there had been a fenced dog run in the park, but not so lucky as that. There is no camp store to speak of, but shopping is just minutes away. The Bay of Fundy is right outside the campground, and it was fun to see the tide go in and out twice a day. Very dramatic. We didn't use the laundry or washrooms, so I cannot comment on them. If you don't need a lot of bells and whistles, you'll be happy here. We were here for 4 days and would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The two camp hosts here are probably the nicest we have ever met. When we told them we wanted to do a whale watching tour (famous on Digby Neck) they immediately got on the phone and called several to see if they could find us a reservation. Really above and beyond. This location is wonderful for eating Digby scallops (famous) and doing a whale watching tour. The town is very close. It's a bit of a drive for the whale watching tour but so worth it. We must have seen 2-3 dozen whales (mother's with babies). It makes some of the other tours we have done in the U.S. look like a joke. The only reason they did not get a 10 from me was because we never could connect to their internet. In Canada we were always hoping to be able to contact family even by email and we were unsuccessful here. We camped here in a Motorhome.