We had planned to stay only a couple of nights, but liked it so much that we ended up staying 5. There are 9 RV sites and 3 tent sites that all have great views of the river. We enjoyed watching the boats come down the river and go through the St. Lucie Lock. The park is immaculate and the sites are large with plenty of privacy. Bathrooms are clean, but there is only one shower each for men and women. There is a dump station that is easily accessible. There is a visitor's center within walking distance and a boat launch. We made reservations online and that worked out well. We would definitely come here again.

The park is amazing. We had a site that backed up to the lake. Lots of big sites to fit every need with a cement pad surrounded by grass. You get lots of privacy and it's quiet. Clean bathrooms with 4 separate shower rooms each for men and women in each building. Plenty of buildings spread throughout the campground so there's one close to every campsite. The staff is friendly and helpful. We stayed 4 nights. We would definitely come here again!

Very classy new park. Large pull-through sites. Concrete pads, nicely landscaped between sites. Beautiful pool. Clean bathrooms and showers. Lots of money was spent on this park. There is a lake with fishing and paddle boats. They were discounting the price because it was new and they were trying to get the word out. This was one of the nicest parks we've stayed in. We will definitely plan to stop here again when we pass by this way. We stayed here in a 27' travel trailer. Cable TV and Wi-Fi were good. Our dog enjoyed the dog park. It is conveniently not far off the highway, but not affected by the noise.

We stayed here for one night in a 27' travel trailer on our way home. It was convenient off I-95. The park is an older, well cared for campground. The staff was friendly and helpful. There was good WiFi, no cable but plenty of HD over air channels. There was long, level, paved sites with grass and trees around. Good value. This was our first visit, and we will stay again when passing through the area.

We stayed here for 3 nights in a 27' rig. The park and the area has lots to do for kids and families. The laundry is the largest I've seen in a campground. $1.75 for washers and dryers. The bathrooms/showers were clean, but only 2 per building (multiple buildings) which I thought was too few for the number of sites in the park. We used the Dog Park which is nice. The sites were level and spacious, but some can get muddy when it rains. There is a problem with drainage in some sites. Both open and shaded sites. The staff is attentive, but when we were here, the grass needed mowing in some sites and there was trash in some of the fire pits. The park is convenient to the Boardwalk, beach, grocery store, and other sights in the area via the trolley, bikes, or car. The jets flying overhead were not an issue. We would stay here again.

We stayed here for 6 days in a travel trailer. The sites are all very private and well-maintained. The park is well taken care of with lots of facilities for families with children. There are 3 pools, ice cream parlor, game room, rec hall, food stand, and lots of things to keep the kids busy. There are many seasonal sites and most are nicely kept. They are serious about security with an entrance gatekeeper that has 24 hour surveilance. The campground is on the right side of the bridge to be close to the ferries and towns. We used the campground as our base camp for sightseeing Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard. Our dog loved the dog park. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We would definitely come back again and stay here.

We stayed here 4 nights in a 27' travel trailer. We had to have our trailer brakes worked on and it was very convenient to Camping World for service. It is also convenient to other major attractions which we took advantage of. We did the Mt. Washington Auto Drive and Kancamagus Road. There is a lot to do in N. Conway, just 5 minutes away. The staff was friendly and helpful. Bathrooms were clean. There were pay showers. Unfortunately, there is only one shower/bathroom building for the whole campground. It didn't affect us, but there were a lot of tent campers and tenters using it. They have new washers/dryers in the laundry ($2) The Saco River is just a short walk away in the campground where you will find a stony beach to go swimming, floating, canoeing, kayaking, etc. The sites are mostly level and large, but there is really no buffer between sites. All sites are hard packed sand from when Hurricane Irene came by and caused the Saco River to flood the campground. It can be kind of dirty and if it rains (like it did for us) it can make a mess of things. That would be our only complaint about the place. The campground was busy, but it was quiet. We would come back again.

This park is very well-maintained. The staff is friendly and helpful. We stayed here 4 days in a 27' RV with a full hookup in site #23. This park has a very nice layout. There are many wooded sites and some with river views. The big rigs get sites in the open with picnic tables on nice decks. They have easy access to their sites. There is a pond with a fountain in their area as well. Each site has its own garbage can that gets emptied daily. There is a nice rec hall where we saw a live band on Saturday night. Most sites are very level with gravel pads and nice fire pits. Each of the wooded sites is very private. The Wi-Fi was fast and we had cable TV at our site. There are sites for two families. One big negative is that they don't take charge cards. No where on their website or in any of their ads or reviews is that mentioned. It would have been nice to know that when we made the reservation. No one told us until we checked in. There are two laundries and bathroom buildings--one upper and one lower. This campground is very convenient to Boothbay Harbor and other sights. All in all, we would definitely return to this park.

They tell you what it is, and it is what it is. There are 5 or 6 sites in a parking lot. Site 1 and 2 are full hookups, although site 2 has the hookup to water that is located in site 1. 50 amp is available in site 1 and 2. The other sites are just electric: no water, no sewer. There is a pool at the motor inn, but it was closed. I think it would be available to RV users. No bathrooms or showers. It is convenient for an overnight stop after crossing the border and to the grocery store, Wal-Mart, and downtown. Great place to stop and re-provision after Canada. The motor inn staff were friendly and helpful. We would use this place again.

The owners were very accommodating when we arrived to occupy our site, and people were still there. They offered another comparable site, but the people left within 15 minutes of our arrival so we were able to take our originally assigned site. Bathrooms/showers were clean. There was a nice playground area for the kids. It was convenient to the town of Pictou for sightseeing. Sites were pretty close together with no buffers, but the wooded sites were nice. Wi-Fi was good and we were able to use our satellite TV. We would come back again.

The park is very convenient to Baddeck and the Cabot Trail. We used this as our base camp to do the Trail in 2 days. The staff was very helpful and accommodating. The sites were level and large. We were in a site across from the office for Internet. It was very fast and strong. Each site has a nice table and fire pit. Bathrooms were adequate and clean. Those who complained about only one house for bathrooms should use their own facilities if they have a full hookup. The grounds and buildings are well kept. There is a nice pool and swimming area in the lake. There is a very nice sitting area by the lake. We enjoyed our stay here very much and would definitely come back again.

We stayed here for 2 nights. It was very convenient to the town of Digby and some nice restaurants. The campground is small with only 48 sites. We had the only pull-through site they had which was on the top of the hill. All the sites are very level but it would be difficult to bring a big-rig into the campground. The sites are open and most are not shaded. At the time, there were only six in the campground so it was nice and private. The owners live on-site and are very helpful and friendly. The bathrooms/showers are older, but clean. Showers are $1 for 5 minutes. There are 2 washers and dryers on site. Make a point of eating scallops while you are here and maybe doing some whale watching. The scallops are great. We got good satellite TV reception and the Wi-Fi was fast. We would come back again.

We stayed here two nights in a sight that faced south for satellite TV.. The staff was very accommodating The RV sites are limited for full hookup so make reservations. The RV sites are in the pines. There is a nice field and paths for walking the dog. Internet is good at the sites closest to the office, and you can sit at a table near the office to connect. Bathrooms/showers were clean. Sites were grassy and somewhat level. It gets busy on the weekends with locals. We plan on staying here again on the way back.

We stayed here two nights in a 27' rig in site #18. The bathrooms/showers were clean but at the main office. The showers were $1.00 for 5 minutes. It has a park-like setting with mostly level, wooded sites. The WI-FI was excellent throughout the park. It was convenient to Halls Harbour where the boats sit on the bottom of the bay at low tide. An awesome sight to see. New Minas and Kentville are close by for provisioning. It was conveniently located off the highway. We would stay here again.

Nice campground with grassy level sites. (5th ave A17 full hookup pull through.) Very convenient to Moncton. Easy to get to from the highway. Friendly and helpful staff. Very fast Wi-Fi but no cable TV. Surprisingly, my Dish satellite worked. Make sure to see the tidal bore downtown and Hopewell Rocks. Cheap buffet at the Casino.

We spent two nights here. It pays to look at the sites before you choose one. The upper section is forested and terraced. The lower section by the water is more crowded and less private. We had site #5 on the upper section. It was flat and shady. We loved being able to walk down to the water and see the tide swings on this part of the Bay of Fundy. The staff was friendly and helpful. They have a nice restaurant/bar on site that offers all-you-can-eat specials on certain nights of the week. The laundry is not expensive. We ate at The Chowder House in Eastport and had the best clam chowder and blueberry pie! Downtown has some interesting shops. At low tide you can see the caves next to the ferry pier. Wi-Fi was non-existent even sitting right by the office. Cell phones use the Canadian signal so it costs $.65/minute. We enjoyed checking out Eastport from here and the campground was quiet. We would come back here again.

We stayed here for two nights. If you follow the directions in Woodall's Guide, you will have no trouble finding it, but you have to trust where the signs are telling you to go. The campground is in a beautiful park. There are two kinds of sites to choose from. We were in the flats to be near the bathrooms and the Wi-Fi which is fast at non-peak hours. There are other wooded sites available for travel trailers, pop-up campers, tents, and Class C campers. All sites are very roomy and flat. Bathrooms/showers are clean and maintained. Staff at the front gate are friendly and helpful. It is very convenient to shopping, groceries, Reversing Falls, and downtown. The park itself has nice biking and hiking trails, along with swimming in two locations and a restaurant at the pavilion. The price is very good. We would definitely come here again and may, on our way back from Nova Scotia.

We can't say enough about the staff here. They were very accommodating, hard-working and friendly. We stayed here for a week in a 27' travel trailer. There are limited sites for full hookups so reserve early. Stay for a week and get the 7th night free. We stayed 4 days in the S section with full hookup which was very quiet and had to move to the A section (E and W) by the pool when we added 3 more days. That was our fault because we first booked 4 nights and then added 3 more because we liked it so much. The free bus service is very useful, but if you stay at the front of the campground in section A it can be a little annoying with buses running in and out every 15 min. They do stop running at 10 PM. Section A is a little tight, but the rest of the campground has spacious sites. The sites are grassy and mostly level. The bathrooms and showers are clean. The laundry is a little expensive at $2.50 for a wash, and the dryers are $.50. There is a honey wagon that comes to your site for $10 and a separate dump station. It can get very crowded on the weekends, so arriving on Sunday and staying a week worked great for peace and solitude. The owner is on-site and tries very hard to make you feel welcome. We would definitely come here again and stay in section S. It is very convenient to all the attractions with great lobster pound restaurants nearby.

They gave us a level pull-through site #F next to the cabins. It allowed us to stay connected to our truck. The grounds are very well-maintained. There is a lot to do and although we did not spend much time in the park due to other commitments, our small dog did enjoy playing in the doggie park. They have a nice pool and well-stocked store. The restaurant has nightly specials and inexpensive breakfasts and lunches. The setting is along a river, but the roads leading to the campground are somewhat narrow and winding. Just take your time. It is close to many historic sites which they provide directions to. The staff is friendly and helpful. We would come back here again.

We had a drive-through site up on the hill that we shared with another RV who was behind us. The site was level with a full hookup and we had a great view. The bathrooms and showers were clean, although somewhat dated. They were convenient to our site. The staff was friendly and helpful. The Skyline Drive in Shenandoah NP is a ten minute ride from there. We would come back again.

Finding this park was easy. It's very close to the Interstate and railroad tracks, but the railroad wasn't an issue. Campground is very well-maintained and has spacious sites. All pull-throughs. Very nice bathrooms, showers, but no cable. Internet signal was good from site D2. Would definitely come back again.

There is minimal cell service and light internet. We wanted to stay hooked to our truck so they put us in the group area where we were all by ourselves along the edge of a large field surrounded by trees which gave our dog a place to run. It is a family run operation and they were helpful and friendly. The pool is nice. It is about 10 miles off of the Interstate along a winding road. We would come back again.