This is a spectacular campground and obviously a 'family destination' park. It was easy to find/access. Interior roads were a little challenging but we were able to park in a standard pull-through site, with toad attached, with no problem. Good power and water; utilities: including sewer, were very well situated. Nightly rate reflects RPI membership. The issue was language. I would have rated the park an 8 if it's employees had been able/willing to speak English. The park had Wi-fi problems (understandable as it was hit by a terrific wind/rain storm after we were parked but before we got set up). There was no language problem during check-in but when I phoned, some hours following the storm to ask about the Wi-Fi, the woman I spoke with apologized to me in perfect English for the fact that I could not speak French; she then promptly hung up. Bottom line: if a park does not want English speaking customers, their ads should inform travellers of that fact. We camped here in a Motorhome.