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Great place, just two minutes from the ferry to and from Labrador. All gravel, so mud not an issue. No bugs. Not much privacy , but when we were there , place was only 1/3 full, so rigs were able to self space apart. Decent Internet in office area. Walk across street to local restaurant. Great walking path just a couple minutes away. Would stay again.

Nice, quiet park with clean restrooms, wifi, kitchen, laundromat, which we appreciate, and located right across the street from the ferry terminal. We had to call several times before someone answered. Someone is not always at the desk, so don't give up. You can leave a message, and they'll take care of you. It got pretty full, and we had to park in the overflow, but we were glad to get in. Some trucks park on the street so you might get some noise there, but not too bad.
We did ask if we could park at the ferry terminal and they told us no.
It's not a fancy place, but it's a friendly convenient place!

Large RV park with around 20 spots on gravel, but with the cold, we needed electricity. It's quiet place, with wifi, hot showers, bathrooms, laundry, dump station and water to fill the tank.
CAN$35 taxes included. Not cheap, but correct, and very close to ferry.

Expensive for the ambiance of the place. Basically a gravel parking lot with electric hook-ups around the perimeter. Very good showers, bathrooms, kitchen, and indoor social area. We stayed here before crossing to Labrador. You can park across the street at the Ferry office building for free, but we wanted to shower, dump our tanks, and get water before heading over. Dry camping $20, $30 with electric.