It is hard to accurately evaluate this place. It is close to things Halifax and somewhat wooded. I am not sure whether previous reviewers prejudiced me or not, but the staff seems to lack charm. Go in, register and don't ask any questions and you will love the place. Don't complain about the sporadic Wi-Fi because they will complain back that their customers are hogging it with the use of voice services like Skype. Don't ask for directions because they know where it is and you should too. They do leave you alone so you can do most anything on your site without constant monitoring. That is at least one plus. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Based on negative reviews we were not going to stay here, but were encouraged to do so by Nova Scotians who had, so we stayed here five days, and were very glad we did. We used this as a base to visit Halifax and all surrounding areas. Our space for a 33' Class A with two slides, was not big, but we were able to back in and get our tow car beside the rig with the picnic table at the back of the site, behind the car. When it rained it was not the cleanest area, but this campground is in the trees, and the roads are gravel/dirt as are most campgrounds in the Maritimes, so we just dealt with it. The Wi-Fi was not the greatest at times. The best part of staying here was taking the owner up on his offer to cook live lobster for us, free of charge. We just had to let him know the morning of the day he was to cook. He suggested we buy them at Ryer's, just north of Peggy's Cove, which we did on our way back. They were put in a refrigerator in the office and we came back about a half hour before they would be ready, and had a very pleasant visit with him, his wife, and friends of theirs while our lobster cooked. He gave them to us cracked, in a covered foil pan, and added bibs and picks. We figured we had twice the amount of lobster for half the price of going out for a lobster dinner! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have to really disagree with past posters, we really enjoyed this park. Our site was private with nice trees on either side. The whole park is quite wooded and it definitely does not have a parking lot feel. The office staff were friendly, garbage bins cleaned. This park is very close to downtown Halifax and Peggy's cove. Would highly recommend the bakery you pass along the highway to the campground. Don't grocery shop near the camp there is a great big superstore near by (7 minute drive) in Bayers Lake Business Park, also here is Fred's Fish & Chips restaurant (behind Jungle Jim's restaurant) which has great food and Newfie fries!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.