The campground is owned by Murray and Dot, two individuals that we had the pleasure to get to know during our motorcycle tour to Nova Scotia. Fabulous people. They are the kind of people you feel you have known for years after talking with them for 5 minutes. They managed to squeeze us in despite that they were full. Live music during the weekends. Very friendly atmosphere. Will definitely camp there again. Clean bathrooms and showers. We camped here in a Tent.

What a delight to find in the center of the most picturesque city in Nova Scotia. Not fancy but more than adequate. I would give it a 10 but for not having 50 amp. They have 22 electric, water, sewer sites. Odd # sites 14-22 are best for big rigs as the electric pedestals are shared and the even #'s have the electric on the passenger side. We had site #22 but fortunately had a extra cord that made it around the RV. Run by the city, the office is in the Visitor Information Center (in Canada known as VIC on the maps and signs) The staff is more than friendly and helpful. Only 30 miles to Halifax and plenty to see around here. Would stay here again without question. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We arrived on a Monday and were one of a small number of RVs. By Tuesday the campground was nearly full, so reservations are advised. Fee shown is for water and electric. The campground isn't much to talk about; just a place to stay but with nice views of the back harbour. Sites are all unshaded so we had no trouble hooking up satellite TV. The Wi-Fi was intermittent at 130 feet from the visitor center. Tenters from the tenting area needed to walk through occupied sites to get to the single wash house for the campground. The campground is an excellent spot to be for visiting the historic town of Lunenburg. No car is needed when staying here as the town is immediately below. Returning to the campground from town is a bit of a climb. Visitor center on site; staff was very knowledgeable. Highly recommend the Fisheries Museum; allow a few hours. Local churches are open to the public and have interesting histories. A two mile walking rail trail over to the far side of town is just outside the campground. Nova Scotia's 15% sales tax really adds to the bill for purchases other than unprepared food, including postage stamps! We'd stay in this campground again if we happened to return to this area of Nova Scotia. We camped here in a Motorhome.

So much potential but so disappointing. Needs major work and a professional company to manage it. The bathrooms were not kept up, and no warm water in our shower. Grass had not been cut recently, and roads need to be widened and potholes removed. The only bright spot was the restaurant and the view of the ocean. Will not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is in a wonderful location and the park has a lot to offer. RV sites are average to above average size and have a gorgeous view of the ocean. There's also an on site restaurant with great food. However, the park is in need of maintenance and repairs and therefore made the expensive price tag a little hard to understand. The grass hadn't been mowed in more than 2 weeks. Signs and fencing were in need of repair. Debris was left in some sites. Could be worth the high per night rate if just maintained better. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Despite the horrible bathrooms and showers out in the main campground that we had to drive to, the site right on the water made up for everything. You will not find this anywhere else. We had #117, but most on that side are awesome. Love the goats and pigs. Wish they had Wi-Fi. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.