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David Thompson Resort  (Nordegg, Alberta)
RV sites were small and un-even, making levelling almost impossible. Not much privacy here - units are stacked in like a trailer park. Shower facilities were okay. But worst of all, as we were leaving, we drove beside a stump, hidden by a shrub, hooked it on the retractable step, bent the step and set off all the alarms in the unit. We've been having problems ever since. My advice to the owners - get in some big equipment and fix up the sites!
Average Camper Rating: Poor     Madeline ,Monday, August 30, 2010
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K O K Campground  (Grande-Digue, New Brunswick)
This campground Stinks, won't be back until smell is take care of! We stayed at this campground once in 2006 and then again August 2010. Both of the experiences were relativly the same. The facilities are decent and a decent distance from the beach. Our visit in 2006 came with a horrible smell when the wind blew just right it smelled like sewage. Unfortunatly the prevailing wind brought that smell almost constantly. I vowed to not go back to this campground, until a recent family event brought us back to the area. I wanted to stay with my other family members so camped along with them back here, even after letting them know about the smell we encountered in 2006. I was hoping that it would have been fixed, but our 2010 visit was not much different. The smell was still there! I cant beleive they would not do something about it. My idea of camping is more in a wooded setting, they have removed their wooded camping for more even more seasonal spaces. The seasonal campers for the most part seem very nice and friendly, there were a few that felt the need to play their music so that everyone from one end of the campground to the other could hear it. Waking my 3 sleeping children all under the age of 4 in the process. When approached they did turn the music down shortly after quiet hours. I also recommend if you do stay here, purchase wood from the local community on the way in, there are a couple of places on the side of the road. The wood at the campground has small bundles that burn up quickly. Our second night we got wood from one of the locals and they were a good size and lasted much longer.
Average Camper Rating: Good     J Mac (Amherst, Nova Scotia) ,Monday, August 30, 2010
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Bensfort Bridge Resort Ltd  (Bailieboro, Ontario)
loud, noisy, with rude trailer people and Owners, not a safe place for children
Average Camper Rating: Fair     susan (Alberta) ,Thursday, August 26, 2010
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Stonehurst Golf Course and Trailer Park  (Riverview, New Brunswick)
For the past two years, we have made this campground our destination for Thanksgiving weekend. The owners are nice and the campground is quite inviting. An attached golf course and driving range for all you club lovers! You shouldn't be disappointed with this place.
Average Camper Rating: Very good     Mike G (New Brunswick) ,Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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Stonehurst Golf Course and Trailer Park  (Riverview, New Brunswick)
For the past two years, we have made this campground our destination for Thanksgiving weekend. The owners are nice and the campground is quite inviting. An attached golf course and driving range for all you club lovers! You shouldn't be disappointed with this place.
Average Camper Rating: Very good     Mike G (New Brunswick) ,Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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K O K Campground  (Grande-Digue, New Brunswick)
We stayed here for the first time this summer and absolutely loved it. The campground was clean, you can walk to the beach and the owners/staff were friendly. The sites were level and reasonable size. Most of the campground is seasonal - we went to camp there because a friend is seasonally camped there - seasonal folks were friendly. We are campinig there again this Labour Day weekend....
Average Camper Rating: Very good     Mike G (New Brunswick) ,Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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South Mountain Park Campground and RV Resort  (Kentville, Nova Scotia)
We spent 5 nights there this summer and absolutley loved it. Yeah, the sights may be a bit small but the staff and campers we met were number 1! There was a bit of a cock-up in our reservation but the issue was resolved without drama. The seasonal folks were fantastic and we have made some new friends. The pool is large and clean. The bathrooms are immaculate. We'll be back for sure...
Average Camper Rating: Very good     Mike & Susan G (New Brunswick) ,Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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Loch Lomond Tent and Trailer Park  (Amherst, Nova Scotia)
stayed once - never again. Rude owners/staff - how they remain in business is anyone's guess. We booked for one night but left 3 hours after check-in. After contacting the NS Dept of Tourism, it was quickly determined that they didn't care either. It was only through CAA that we obtained our refund.
Average Camper Rating: Good     Mike G (New Brunswick) ,Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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Beausejour Camping  (Shédiac, New Brunswick)
After reserving two specific 3-way hook-up sites, we arrived and were told that they had two "better" sites for us. Not the case at all - the new sites were washed out from a previous rain storm. We did however, manage to watch the two sites we originally booked, remain vacant all weekend. The owner couldn't have cared less. Too bad - an otherwise nice campground is mis-managed and rude to campers. WE WON'T BE BACK and we don't refer people to there.
Average Camper Rating: Very good     Mike G (New Brunswick) ,Tuesday, August 24, 2010
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King Waldorfs Tent and Trailer Park  (Niagara Falls, Ontario)
Great place! Staff were helpful and pleasant. Close to everything in niagara falls. Washrooms were kept clean. Place was full, but no issues. Conveniant booking.
Average Camper Rating: Very good     The Allens ,Saturday, August 21, 2010
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Ruston Family Campground and RV Resort  (Grand Bend, Ontario)
I think that it is completely and utterly wrong to not show the slightest bit of compassion towards a mentally handicapped person. And I seriously hope that you find yourself in a position looking for compassion and understanding, and nobody gives it you.
Average Camper Rating: Good - Very good     Britt ,Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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Parc Municipal Jardine Municipal Park  (Richibucto, New Brunswick)
My husband and I stayed here a few weeks ago and loved it. Very clean,friendly staff. It happened to be "Christmas in July" weekend .We would certainly recommend this campground
Average Camper Rating: Excellent     Darlene Patriquin (dale_patriquin@hotmail.com) (Nova Scotia) ,Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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Loch Lomond Tent and Trailer Park  (Amherst, Nova Scotia)
Let me tell ya, they are so rude! Rude doesnt even describe it. I will never go back, even though the kids loved it, they have no people skills, and yes they will put water on your camp fire at 11.. like come on. I would not recommend this camp ground! if you hear the golf cart coming.. get ready for bed, cause fun time is over.
Average Camper Rating: Good     amanda (Nova Scotia) ,Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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Natures Hideaway Campground  (Calgary, Alberta)
Completely horrible! Rude, aggressive management. Maximum security prison type rules. Campground in general is very run-down, very small sites, most are gravel and large rocks, no privacy at all. They definitely seem more focused on permanent residents rather than repeat local customers. The dump station is $10 + GST and is located five feet from the playground, does not smell good at all and I would not let my children play there. One person who only stayed one night was verbally attacked upon leaving, the elderly man reached in her car to snatch her car tag and demanded to know who she was, what site she was from, and where did she think she was going. Supposed management emailed us later that day to demand an apology, Would have thought 'management' would have simply came to our site to speak with us regarding this he said she said business between a paying customer and an employee if it was such an issue rather than send a rude email. Washrooms are locked at 11pm so if you are in a tent just be forewarned, it's a long time to wait until morning! Absolutely no music, no matter how quiet it is, after 11pm. And yes, they patrol regularly all day and night long via golf cart. DO NOT WASTE ANY MONEY HERE!
Average Camper Rating: Poor - Fair     Shan (Calgary, Alberta) ,Sunday, August 08, 2010
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Mirror Lake Campground  (Kaslo, British Columbia)
A lot of the sites are pretty close together, but we chose a site near the end which offered a fair amount of privacy. A great place to bring kids, tons of families camping there. The general store has everything you need. Make sure you bring mosquito repellent!
Average Camper Rating: Good - Very good     Nic & Nate (Mission, British Columbia) ,Saturday, August 07, 2010
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Dinosaur Trail R.V. Resort  (Drumheller, Alberta)
This campsite was set up wonderfully, but some of the staff were abrupt. The people camped beside us had security come by and hassle them twice about their kids when we couldn't even hear them right beside us. After that, I found the security golf cart rounds kind of intimidating. We made our kids play in the trailer.
Average Camper Rating: Fair - Good     Kris (Edmonton, Alberta) ,Saturday, August 07, 2010
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1000 Islands/Kingston KOA  (Kingston, Ontario)
the owner and his wife are just money hungry tyrants!!!! The sites are extremely small and everyone is crammed together, the place is not well kept and the garbage was piling over! The shower was surprisingly very clean. they offered a few activities for kids but the go karts were very overpriced!!! the mini putt was old and run down and had not much to offer. the pool had not been cleaned in the 3 days that we were there because they were dirty bandaids that kept floating around for all 3 days. the owner is a real grump and i was thankful to just leave, i will never recommend to anyone!!
Average Camper Rating: Fair     Anne (anne2004@mail.com) (St Gregoire, Québec) ,Friday, July 30, 2010
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Camping Stoneham  (Stoneham, Québec)
We stayed here for 1 week. The bathrooms were not too great, toilets blocked and even overflowed. The showers cost 25 cent per minute and my first shower was cold. The pool area was nice but the pools are not heated and my kids found it cold. Wonderful rivers all around, bring your small blow up boats and mattresses to float down the rivers. Great campsites by the river. The best campsites are for non-service sites(tents),they are big, shaded and right on the river. The best one seemed to be 37. As for the sites with 2 services, none were very private,they are small,the best one seemed to be 161. The campground is well kept overall and the services were good. Good family camping and just a short drive to Quebec city.
Average Camper Rating: Good     Marlene (Québec) ,Sunday, July 25, 2010
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Yogi Bears Jellystone Park and Camp-resort  (Bradford, Ontario)
The place is NOT what it looks like online. If you love the highway right beside you, go here. - They overcharge you for EVERYTHING. To ride the gocarts they have is $20 and UP for 30 mins. - The pool was small and murky. The only thing that was good about it was the pool. - The staff were very young, totally uninterested in being there or even having a summer job and just rode around on their golf carts all day. - The mini putt is TINY and costs upwards of $15 per person for one game. - The activities for kids are okay but when we visited on a Friday, they had a school bus arrive of 70+ Boys & Girls club members who took over the entire activities 'barn' so people that actually paid to stay at the campsite couldn't join in. Those kids were bullying other campers children and were overcrowding the pool (the only good feature about the place). - When we arrived, we wanted to make sandwiches for lunch - they have NO food other than candy, uncooked hot dogs and chocolate bars in the store - you had to drive far into Bradford to get anything else. The store was large but totally stocked with just Yogi Bear Jellystone paraphernalia & souvenirs (stuffed animals, etc.). - The sites were not nice looking. - The only part that was nice was the pool and the washrooms which had air conditioning and nice showers. Other than that we would not recommend anyone coming here. - The sites are VERY close together, no privacy whatsoever - maybe 3 feet between each camper/trailer. No trees. No shade. The place is huge but they've decided to put big wood piles at the end of the road with tarps over them instead of spacing out the campsites to provide some privacy. It's ridiculous how tiny the place is when you actually see it. It fits a large number of campers, but in very cramped, closed quarters. - Needless to say we left after ONE day and had our other 2 days refunded. - We are a family with 3 children ages 2 to 10 yrs old and they did not enjoy themselves - so if children don't have fun, what's the point of having a place like this mentioned in every Toronto-GTA area coupon magazine? It's a total ripoff! They kept bothering us to buy tickets to Canada's Wonderland from them. If we wanted to go to Wonderland we would have - we came to have family memories and camp!
Average Camper Rating: Poor - Fair     CAllistair ,Friday, July 23, 2010
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Wide Open Wilderness Campground  (Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia)
We went to this campround on the 15th of July and planed on staying until Sunday the 18th until my husband tryed to leave to go work. When he got to the exit it was blocked by the owners truck, he had no way of getting out. Then he was confronted by the owners and asked where he was going, he said to work. That is when she asked him what lot he was on and then sent out her husband who was holding a sign saying you cant leave until 7:30 or you are going to be fined $100.00 dollars.Well my husband sat there while this guy was shoving this sign in his face through the window of the car. My husband didnt say a word to them he just wanted to go to work. Then I was wokened up bay the owner Effy, she began to tell me how rude my husband was and I didnt know what to think, they didnt tell me how rude they were to him thou and then she told me that she wanted the lot cleared out. Well I was shock I didnt know what to thing of it all. We all came in two cars, I had four kids and my grand daughter with me and had to pack them all in one car plus a 12' popup. I camped at this campgound before but never ever thought that they were like that at all. Very very rude and heartless people. If you like being locked in and not aloud to leave a campgound, go to this one!!!
Average Camper Rating: Poor     Mr. and Mrs Laing (Nova Scotia) ,Sunday, July 18, 2010
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David Thompson Resort  (Nordegg, Alberta)
Do not bring your family to this campground. It is only suitable for young partiers who will be too intoxicated to take in their surroundings. The campsites are filthy. The staff extremely rude. The prices exhorbitant. A complete train wreck of a camping experience. Dangerous playground, terrible customer service. A rip off. This resort is the best kept secret because anyone who gets sucked into staying here will be too embarrassed to admit the disaster they suffered through. It's like being held hostage in a trailer park in the Ozarks.
Average Camper Rating: Poor     Shelly (shellyblizzardjones@hotmail.com) (Edmonton, Alberta) ,Sunday, July 18, 2010
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Jell-E-bean Campground Ltd  (Wasaga Beach, Ontario)
Spent many years as a seasonal resident and it was great. We left the park 8 yrs ago. Went back camping there in 2010 and it was absolutely horrible and unpleasant experience. We had reserved a site a month before our camping date and when we arrived we found out that they gave out lot to someone else. They claim to have hay rides, but that is only if the tractor can start. We were told repeatedly that campfires werent to be higher than the rim. The staff would drive past our lot every 20 min and harrass our family. Activities that were offered were over advertised. The park used to be very well kept but now standards are poor and the staff has the same low standards. This year we are taking our camping trips else where.
Average Camper Rating: Fair     Maureen (blossom705@hotmail.com) (Orillia, Ontario) ,Saturday, July 17, 2010
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Wasaga Pines Family Campground  (Elmvale, Ontario)
Great, relaxing location. Large Sites, feeling of privacy and excellent camper-community. Weekend events through entire season. Mostly seasonal but weekenders always welcomed. Owner makes all attempts at placing seasonal campers where most suited, based on the camper's needs and treats all fairly - barring situational-differences, remains consistent. Regulations are enforced, most of which is common sense and having been there for 10+ years, I can still say I couldn't have found a better place. Excellent place for fishing. Stalked by M.N.R with Rainbow trout. Highly recommended
Average Camper Rating: Excellent     Wayne (brewster56@rogers.com) (Portland, Ontario) ,Friday, July 16, 2010
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Town and Country Campark  (Sussex, New Brunswick)
I've been a seasonal camper here for 10 years. Over the past 2 years the campground has gone through a wonderful transformation through the new owner. Additions include a rec hall, new pool, jumping pillow, playground facilities, wiresless internet, upgraded electricity, sewer and water, new laundry facilities, new office, lots have been increased in size, and many new seasonal lots have been created. And, there's more on the way. Thanks to the new owner for all you've done!
Average Camper Rating: Good - Very good     J Keith (jmkeith@nb.sympatico.ca) (New Brunswick) ,Thursday, July 08, 2010
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Sandbanks Campground  (Picton, Ontario)
This year (2010) was our first time at Sandbanks and we loved it! This provincial park is H-U-G-E and the beaches (we counted three) are well kept and inviting. The water wasn't as clean as we had hoped but we were told that this was due to a recent storm and very hot weather. The Dunes beach is the best of all for families with young kids(trees provide some shade, the water is shallow and kids love to climb up and down 20-30 feet high sand dunes). Note however that there are NO LIFEGUARDS at the beaches (this is the first provincial park we visit that doesn't have lifeguards). With regards to campsites, they are top-notch! Well groomed with plenty of space (on most sites, it's even hard to see your neighbours ). Facilities are fairly good too. At night, it's just magical to see all those campfires lighting up the forest!
Average Camper Rating: Very good - Excellent     Louise M. (Rockland, Ontario) ,Thursday, July 08, 2010
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Yogi Bears Jellystone Park Camp Resort  (Kingston, Nova Scotia)
A fantasic place if you have younger kids. Lots of things to do. Camp sites are great and the staff are very friendly and take great care when dealing with the kids. Not so great if you have teenagers as the activities are geared toward younger kids.
Average Camper Rating: Very good - Excellent     M.Taylor ,Tuesday, July 06, 2010
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Loch Lomond Tent and Trailer Park  (Amherst, Nova Scotia)
Excellent campground near every thing you need. The kids enjoyed it but the rules are a little to "military". For example teenagers must be at their own site by 11:00pm even if they are being quiet and no bikes and scooters from dusk on. As well way too many seasonal campers. It appears that everybody is in bed by 11:00pm. All visitors have to pay $3 each.
Average Camper Rating: Very good - Excellent     M.Taylor (Halifax, Nova Scotia) ,Tuesday, July 06, 2010
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South Mountain Park Campground and RV Resort  (Kentville, Nova Scotia)
Very crowded camp ground. Felt like a sardine. Nickel and dime you to death if you have kids. They charge for activities that other camp grounds do not.
Average Camper Rating: Good     M.Taylor (Halifax, Nova Scotia) ,Tuesday, July 06, 2010
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Knights Beach Resort  (Dunnville, Ontario)
Me and my husband travel all over the states,we did read the comments above and there are 2 Knights Beach and this sint the one there talking about We have booked again for next year already the washrooms were very clean bug free the food was amazing The activities at the play ground were all updated ,so i am thinking this is the Knights Beach not in Dunnville but near Niagara falls Just our opinion Thank You Knights Beach
Average Camper Rating: Very good     hazel (hazelbrown@yahoo.ca) (ancaster, Ontario) ,Friday, July 02, 2010
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Driftwood Campground  (Stonecliffe, Ontario)
This was our first visit to this camp ground. We were impressed with the wooded look of the place. The sites are large and pretty clean. our beach access was too rocky to walk in barefoot but there are other sites with great sandy shores (sites 4 - 10) that offers clean sandy shores and very little rocks. son loved it and we'll go back for sure.
Average Camper Rating: Good - Very good     Peter ,Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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