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We stayed here in September 2019. As mentioned in other reviews this campground is centrally located for visiting Halifax, Indian Harbour, SR111 Crash Memorial, Peggys Cove, SS Atlantic Heritage Park or even to the North to visit Grand Pre, and Ft Edwards. There are potential campgrounds closer to Halifax but they are in an urban setting, Woodhaven is suburban or almost rural. Much more pleasant.

The park itself has plenty of trees and the sites have privacy. Roads were decent and I had no trouble with my 35 foot motorhome. 30/50 amp service available.

We ended up leaving early because of Hurricane Dorian and the owners were very nice about refunding the payment for the remainder of our planned stay.

A fairly new campground that is very nice. They sponsor several musical events during the year are are close to the annual Floydfest. They are also part of the Crooked Road Music Trail. Located just a couple of miles off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Bathroom/Showers are very good and kept extremely clean. Free WiFi was very good. Most of the motorhome sites are located on a hilltop with great views. They have full hook up, dry sites, and tent sites.

This is a very nice RV Resort on the water. It is very quiet, almost isolated. The lots are owned, and are available when the owner is not present. There are many snowbirds but everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Great facilities Many recreation opportunities in the area but other pretty isolated which is part of the attraction. Like most of Florida the lots are pretty close but these were larger than most. The back of our lot had a 15 x 30 foot deck over the water. Plan to come back next year for a month. Good Verizon coverage and above average wifi network. I used my cel booster and went from 3 bars of LTE to 3-4 bars of 4G.

If you are avoiding I-95 NJ/NY/CT congestion and traveling thru central NY state this is a great stop. The campground is nicely shaded and well spaced out. Easy access off the Interstate. We just spent one night but seems like you could spend several days in the area exploring the Hudson River valley. They also offer tour/transport into NYC which might be an option for sightseeing. Road network in the campground are adequate for larger rigs. We have 35 foot Class A.

This is a very nice medium size campground that is located middle/upper Cape. Not far to the national seashore and many activities and beaches. Nicely shaded sides with good privacy. Some on the lower side of the campground can get wet in rainy weather. One of the few places that can take larger motorhomes and trailers so you will almost certainly need a reservation during any season. Not all sites have sewer but they do have pumpout service. I wouldn't call it big rig friendly but we got our 35 foot Class A in and out, limiting factor is the narrow roads. Campground staff is very friendly and helpful.

A very nice park just north of Columbia, MO. Just off Rte 63 a couple of mile north of I-70. The sites are close but nicely laid out and plenty of landscaping. There is a pool and playground. Just a mile back into Columbia where there are plenty of grocery stores and restaurants. Univ of MO is in Columbia so I imagine it can fill up on a regular basis. I gave it for 4 because of the narrow site.

Beautiful RV Resort. Best park in the Deerfield-Pompano=Ft Lauderdale area. Beautiful grounds and facilities. Very large lots. Many activities. Many snow birds, most French Canadians and all were very friendly. Reasonable prices. Disappointed that there don't provide a patio table/chairs on the lot for short term stays. Lots to see in the geographic area but traffic is painful.

This is a very pretty campground with some great walking paths along the woods and next door farm fields. A very quiet and pleasant location.

If you are headed into Canada this great place to stop the night before. Once you cross, the nearest campgrounds are a couple of hours away.

The border crossing is only about 20 minutes away. We stayed in late August and the there was no wait at customs when we got there at about 0900. The campground is big rig friendly, and there are a couple of fuel stations between the campground where you can top off before crossing.

If you are heading North or South on 95 this is one of the few places to camp between Baltimore and Connecticut. If headed North, departing here at about 0800-0830 will get you into Geo Wash Bridge and NYC area at the end of rush hour. Access from either the North or South is easy. Remarkably quiet for its location.

If you are visiting Philadelphia this look like a good place to base yourself.

Sites are pretty basic and close, but you are in an urban environment. Staff was friendly and helpful.

This is a great campground just off I-80. Very nice layout. Sites are a good size and have a picnic table and fire pit. Firewood is available. The pads are gravel and plenty of grass. There are also a number of trees for shade. The owners are very friendly and helpful. The bathrooms and showers have been recently renovated and are in great shape. Some highway noise but not bad. We really enjoyed our stay and will stop again. WiFi was very good. No problem getting a satellite signal. A couple of OTA channels available.