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Pro’s: Great hiking trails. Excellent campsites. Great place to visit. Con’s: This National Park charges a daily fee for fire wood. All you can burn. No matter what. But what if it’s raining? Strange..Approximately $14. Plus daily entry to park, seniors $7. Plus the camping fee. Plus tax. It adds up.

Stayed here in a 40’ motorhome with tow car. Reservation was for two nights. We left after one night due to the impending arrival of Hurricane Dorian. Beautiful park. Heavily wooded so we were not able to get satellite TV (used at night when it is dark) and poor cell service. The park is beautfiul. Don’t miss the overlook descending down to Alma, Dickson Falls (walk all the way to the bottom if you are able), Alma Tipsy Tails Restaurant and sticky buns at Kelly’s Bake shoppe. We were glad we stayed in this campground as the descent into and ascent from the visitor’s headquarters was steep and long which we were able to avoid with the motorhome. We also visited Hopewell Rocks from here. Camp staff provided for a full refund for the second night of our planned stay given the hurricane alerts.

Great park, and campground. 30 amp worker fine for heat, water was good, bike trails in campground, very heavy wooded, warm showers, shelter area for inside eating in camp & all picnic areas in park. Great hiking trails for families too. Parking area in park for Bay of Fundy viewing. Swimming pool in summer was empty When we were here. All park people we felt with were very friendly, I highly recommend this total park

This is an excellent campground for me as a tenter. I don't know about rv's but it has everything I need great showers, laundromat, protected pavilion for cooking in bad weather and only 10 min from town!

Great campground, but very questionable electric. We have a 43 ft. Coach had a 30 amp but acted as a 15 amp.
Had to relocate to different site. Still problems. Huge mosquito problem.

But pretty campground !