Review: This is a small campground close to the water that has mostly seasonal rentals, but it didn’t feel junky like some places do. The owners are new and had some trouble helping us know which site to take and how to get into it, but it worked out okay.

There is a little house on the property that has bathrooms, a kitchen, and one washer and dryer. Everything seemed to be in order. 

Sites are fairly level, but you park on the grass rather than the gravel, which seemed weird to us. We stayed here to be close to Kejimkujik Seaside Adjunct National Park, which is about 25 minutes away. There’s not much in the area, so this is a pretty good option.