This campground is a nature lover's delight. The views of both a little lake and the Bay of Fundy from our campsite were gorgeous. There is a hiking trail which goes around the campground, passing 2 lakes and traversing the dikes along the marshes. Children would love feeding the ducks and playing in the playground. For adults, there was a ping pong table. The Wi-Fi didn't work but the manager let campers use his computer. The office is not manned till 2 pm, but campers can select a site and pay later. There was a little camp store. To my surprise, the manager also had Bay of Fundy scallops to sell which were delicious. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Our rate was with the Good Sam Discount on Labor Day weekend. We did not have a lake site. We were told we could drive our 33' RV forward into the site which put the utilities on the correct side. If the RV parked in front of us was gone when we got ready to leave, we could put forward to get out (it was). Or, we could back out. The Wi-Fi in the area we were in is iffy, depending on the strength of your Wi-Fi card. The Wi-Fi system was hit by lightning early this summer and sustained some damage. Although I could connect to the #4 antenna, I couldn't get to the internet, and this is a known problem by management. My husband's computer has a strong Wi-Fi card and he was able to connect to another antenna in the park and get on the internet. This is the best place to stay to visit Hopewell Rocks, but we didn't feel the rate was pricey for the spot we had. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Best campground to view the high and low tide at the Hopewell Rocks whose entrance is only one mile away. Location of hookups are confusing, requiring some units to back in and others to pull forward into site. Sites were generally level but not well defined. On our last night, the electric service in the area, as well as the water service at the campground, went out for over 12 hours due to a storm. Also, we were unable to connect to the Wi-Fi at anytime during our stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Location, location, location = pricey, pricey, pricey! A nice campground only 5 minutes from the Hopewell Rocks Park. If you want to see the high and low tide at the Park on the same day, then this is the best place to stay. Hookups for the big rig back-in sites near the lake are all on the wrong side, forcing you to snake everything under your rig. The owners were very nice and helpful, but for $48/night with a Good Sam discount, they should be. The staff was watering the road down to minimize the dust while we were there, which was a nice touch. The W-Fi had a strong signal but you could not connect to it. Basically this is the "only game in town", so they can charge whatever they want. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This campground was open late in October, a very welcome sight. Its biggest asset is the large scenic property that contains lakes, forest, trails, and even some Bay of Fundy frontage. Most of the RV sites are in the forest, with one row overlooking a pretty lake. Another row is more open and near the office, also with a view of a lake out the front. Although less scenic than the wooded sites, we stayed here because we could get our Dish satellite to work, as well as the free wifi that is broadcast from the office only. It appears that another section of serviced sites closer to the Bay is still not operational. Although most everything was shut down, it seems to have a lot going for it during peak season including a pool and boat rentals for the lakes. We took advantage of its proximity to Hopewell Rocks, a 5-minute drive from the camp (walking not advised along the road). Although that park was officially closed, we were still able to enjoy a ‘walk on the ocean floor’ and watch the tide rise extremely quickly around the scenic rocks. We would stay here again, even though the coastal road from Moncton to Fundy National Park is in terrible shape. (800) 822-8800 We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park is 2-3 miles from gates of Hopewell Rocks, but highway too busy to walk or Bike. New sites w 30 & 50 amp service ready to go in back open loop (satellite friendly!) as soon as electric company turns on the juice. Sites back onto a lake, view of marsh on Bay of Fundy. 4 nice single shower rooms w good pressure (& free) Can access wifi at sites across from office. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
WiFi only in office. Electrical old style. Very close to Hopewell Rocks. Web site says you can walk to Hopewell, that's a laugh. Near Bay of Fundy. Not a place you would stay more than a day or two We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very friendly manager. Some sites are limited to 15 amps service. Located on the Bay of Funday with the very high tidal changes. Hopewell Rocks Park is located close by. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A nice campground near Hopewell Cape Rocks. (Less than 1 mile) You can go there to watch the tides change by up to 40 feet in the Bay of Fundy. This campground didn't look like much from the road, but it had a state park feel to it. Nice shaded sites, plenty of room to run around. There are several lakes for fishing or canoeing. They had canoes for rent. You can walk on the marsh areas out to the Bay of Fundy when the tides are down. This was a great campground. Only negative was really low water pressure, and dated electrical. We camped here in a Motorhome.