We stopped here because the information said this CG had Wi-Fi. No cellphone service in the area for us so Wi-Fi was important. Upon settling in we found that the Wi-Fi was not working. Back to the office: the answer we got was "Oh well, it was working yesterday. Go down the road and use the Wi-Fi at a business there." The wrong answer. Hours later the Wi-Fi was working: sort of. Somebody did something. We were not the only ones to complain about non working Wi-Fi. Instead of staying multiple nights, we moved on the next day. For $35 we expected better. Overall a nice CG, just not the Wi-Fi. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A very nice park for big rigs. Pull through sites are easy to navigate and level. Owners are very helpful with suggestions for local area places to see. No Wi-Fi or TV service. Very good location for seeing the area as you are about 8-10 miles west of Truro with easy access to the Trans Canada highway. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Quaint little campground with easy access from the TransCanada highway. There were large (45 ft) rigs in the park: very easy to maneuver and level. Had a problem with our 50 amp breaker as it tripped one day. Very reasonable rates here and close to Truro, plus you can easily drive to Halifax, Peggy's Cove or Burntcoat for day-trips. Very family friendly. Wi-Fi is cheap: good bandwidth and good signal. We would definitely stay here again! Great rates. The lady who answers the phone, takes the reservation. You do not send in a deposit: just trust her. She was very nice and we had a great site! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Rate includes the Good Sam discount. Lots of space here; pull-thrus on grass were very long. Full hook-up w/50 amps is a plus. Convenient to Truro and a half-mile from Masstown Market which is a must. Staff were very nice and laundry/restrooms appeared very clean. Wi-Fi was pretty good. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Large level sites in a country setting. About an hour from Halifax. Truro, the nearest large town, is only 10 minutes away and has plenty of shopping, supermarkets, etc. Our Verizon phone service was marginal and we had to use a Direct TV dish on a tripod since our dome would not pick up a good signal. The owner went out of his way to accommodate any requests and is a RV technician. He helped me out with a problem and refused to charge me. We would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground is well maintained and an excellent overnight campground as it is located a very short distance of Route. 104 in Nova Scotia. The sites are very long and the width is decent we had a 37'Motorhome and were towing and did not have to unhitch the car. The bathrooms are super and very clean. They have W/E sites and tent sites near the river/creek. We used it as a base camp to tour Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. But it is a 2 hr drive to the beginning of the Cape so I would not recommend it as a place to tour Cape Breton. But it is close to the Tidal Bore and only an hour away from Halifax. Also it is less than an hour to the ferry to PEI. There is a pool and playground equipment but NO planned activities so kids may get bored here. Very nice quiet campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Although this campground does not have a view, it is one of our favorites in Nova Scotia. The sites are pull-through, level, not too close to the neighbours, and the laundry area and washrooms are spotless and clean. It is a well kept campground run by a very friendly family. We love it there.... We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Gravel interior roads and grass sites. Nice and quiet. Campground owner has a RV shop on site. Only complaint, other than over priced for what you get, was low water pressure. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice campground out in the country. Lots of activities for kids. Easy access to campsites. No broadcast TV services or cable. Our DirecTV satellite dish would not work at this location. Wi-Fi did not work while we were here either. Very friendly and helpful office staff. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
The sites here are big rig friendly. It was raining hard but the gravel roads and gravel sites drained well, unlike Scotia Pines. The pull through sites are not level. Why is it they can't grade a level site when they construct these parks. The wifi is free and fairly fast when it is on. We camped here in a Motorhome.
First, the directions in the Trailer Life RV Park guide are misleading - it's hard to tell "eastbound" when the road (Rte 4)runs north and south. The bath facilities need to be cleaner...the layer of mildew in the shower was unacceptable. The park seems OK - a lot of seasonals stay there, it appears. Our biggest complaint was being parked at the eastern edge of the rather empty park (nearest Rte 4) - across the street is a large wood processing center that runs 24 hrs a day, judging by the noise level all night long. A site closer to the center or opposite end should be quieter? We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very friendly & helpful staff. WiFi is available for a charge. At our site could not get satellite to work because of trees. A lot of seasonal campers with trailers permanently on site. They do have a pull through area for short term RVs. The truck stop within a couple of miles at the interstate had a great cafe. This is a Good Sam park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice and clean , well managed . Super friendly staff and owners. Lots for children to do, very community orientated. Clean sites, nice walking areas. Quiet time enforced. Enjoyed our stay. It was our first camp and had lots of help from owner. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.