Park is quaint, owners are friendly and courteous. We were guided to our site by a French only speaking owner, but with my limited French and his sign language we were able to easily communicate. He insisted we leave our truck hitched to the fifth wheel even though it was crowded for a holiday weekend (since we were leaving early next day) which was very considerate. Wi-Fi only available at restaurant. We stayed twice on our way to and from the east coast to Ontario. Sites are a bit short for a big rig - ours did not quite fit with the truck. Rates are good and we were not charged extra at all for the two extra adults with us (a first). On the 1st night we were delighted to find that they had a huge (70') bonfire with music and dancing for the campers (for the two upcoming holidays). It was far enough away from sites not to disturb them. On return visit we were greeted by name, and advised we could pick ANY site we wanted - we had a wonderful waterfront site and basically were allowed to 'over' park onto the next site in front for ease of exit the next day. Sites are level, clean, and were recently (at least the pull thrus's) all renewed and re-graded. Lake is pretty, and free lifejackets etc are available for use to use, also they have really nice modern paddle boats that seat up to 6 people. My only negatives on this campground are sites are a bit small, washrooms have one shower and one toilet per gender, and are not spotless, they could use an update, they should have wi-fi throughout park and finally the restaurant was closed at 7 pm which is dinner time. We will come back there if we are towing that way - as the owners were extraordinarily nice and accommodating to us who were just staying the night - arriving late and leaving early. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.