Very interesting place to camp - great views of the ocean from most sites. The pull-thru sites on top of the hill are level and good for long units. The grassy sites lower down on the hill are not very level for motor homes but being close to the crashing waves can be interesting. Tent camping is very good but be aware that the wind can get very strong right on the ocean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our week stay at Red Point. We had a roomy pull-through at the top of the hill and the view into the strait was wonderful. We thought that the sites lower on the hill were much less desirable. For some reason PEI Provincial Parks allows seasonal campers (never saw this in a US State Park) Unless the staff can keep on top of these, they tend to get very ratty looking with piles of junk around which really takes away from the beauty of the campground. That said, with our location on the top of the hill, we didn't have to look at overgrown "back yards" and thought this was one of the top 3 or 4 campgrounds on our 3 month Maritimes and Down East trip. Free Wi-Fi is available at the nearby Souris Visitor's Center We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one of our favorite parks on P.E.I. You have 2 choices of sites: ones that front the beach (i.e., great for families) or ones that are high on the hill and afford a wonderful view of the Northumberland Strait. We choose the latter and loved the place!! There is a great sand beach that is perfect for swimming and walking (and, yes, the water really is warm enough for swimming). The restrooms are old, but clean and well maintained. The staff was helpful and friendly. Don't miss the Greenwich Dunes if you stay here. They are about 15 minutes away (by car) and are worth the walk in. Also, there is a great beach at the Dunes. Red Point is a good place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.