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So public service is 9-5, same as their restaurant. 40 dollars per night Canadian. Shower in green bath house. Free for use.

Flat field, hot, electric hookup only. I arrived after 5pm, so no hose water for us until next day.
Sites narrow but long. Clean.
Bathrooms dated but very clean, showers free and hot.
Quiet but no workers around after 5pm, I think I was lucky.
2 horses in field.
Some colonial stuff for kids, not included, cost extra.
Glad to leave. I am covered in mosquito and bug bites.

There is 30 amp electric but no water or sewer at the site. We arrived after the office closed and though there is a self pay option, there were no instructions as to where we could fill our water tanks. Sites are grass and were very long and wide. They backed up to the horse pasture and the horses came up to our back window to say hello.
There is also a large dry camping area in the adjacent field which costs less. The property has a restaurant that is open for breakfast and lunch and a large gift shop. Many tour groups stop here because they offer educational historic programs with staff in period costumes. The horses pull a stagecoach that takes guests on a ride around the grounds. The programs are NOT included in the price of camping. We would stay here again, but would check for where water filling area is.