Nice place to stay in a private front garden along a busy walking/cycling path. With electricity and water. No waste disposal facilities.

Well-equipped as a city campsite. Well laid out, sufficiently spacious pitches, though many permanent pitches and guests. Good sanitary facilities. Located near shopping facilities, restaurant really right outside the campsite. Stayed 2 nights

Great transit stop, paved pitches, good facilities.

Fine family campsite with play and swimming facilities. Not really set up for touring campers, as there are many permanent pitches. Facilities are good.

Beautifully landscaped campground in Provincial Park on the north side of Prince Edward Island. Excellent facilities, beach nearby, and opportunities for walking along the coast. We stayed there for 2 days.

Beautifully landscaped campsite in Provincial Park. Good facilities. With a small beach for swimming enthusiasts. Unpaved pitches in the forest. No supervision regarding fires despite a fire ban. The ranger simply allows it.

Simple campground. We stayed at the back on the more spacious sites, but on and between loose sand/gravel ground. With even the slightest wind, you are immediately in a sandstorm. Limited facilities. Good for one night if you are doing the Cabot Trail.

Simple, private campsite laid out in a forest. It consists of a single sandy lane with pitches on the left and right. Suitable for not-too-large motorhomes, caravans, and folding trailers, with a number of additional tent pitches in the woods. Water and electricity available; no waste disposal point. Good sanitary facilities in a small permanent building. The name suggests that you are situated by a river, but you do not see it; you only see a small river when you walk all the way to the back of the campsite.