FULL Service campsites

We have seven full service campsites (power, water & sewer right at your campsite) All full service campsites are well treed, good privacy & spacious. They all have the services on the back side of your RV unit with the exception of campsite 96 which is a pull through.

Price is $59.00 per night 

All prices subject to GST and may change without notice

30 AMP Service campsites

Power only

We have 47 power only campsites (power only at the direct site) but we have non-potable water at the front of the campground for your convenience to fill up your unit when you arrive & a sani-dump directly on-site. All power only campsites are well treed, good privacy & spacious.

Price is $49.00 per night 

All prices subject to GST and may change without notice

Power only pull through

We have 12 power only pull through campsites (power only at the direct site) but we have non-potable water at the front of the campground for your convenience to fill up your unit when you arrive & a sani-dump directly on-site. All power only campsites are well treed, good privacy & spacious. Our pull through sites tend to be a bit narrow so are not recommended for RV units with multiple sides.

Price is $49.00 per night 

All prices subject to GST and may change without notice

15 AMP Service campsites

Power only

We have 24 power only campsites (power only at the direct site) but we have non-potable water at the front of the campground for your convenience to fill up your unit when you arrive & a sani-dump directly on-site. All power only campsites are well treed, good privacy & spacious. Please see below to best determine if a 15 AMP campsite is right for you.

Price is $49.00 per night 

All prices subject to GST and may change without notice

Group Campsites

Site #1

This Group Site offers a spacious, treed campsite that can accommodate up to 8 RV units at a time. This group site has a small cookhouse on site with a picnic table inside the cook house as well as 3 outdoor picnic tables. Their is 1 30 amp power outlet for a RV hook-up and generators are permitted between the hours of 11-7pm. Group Site #1 has a huge firepit, a 2 near by outhouses, in walking distance from the shower house and close to the river and day use area. Pets in Group sites Must be on leash at all times. Non-potable water is located at the entrance of the campground. There is also a free sani-dump onsite for convenience.

Price is $240.00 per night 

All prices subject to GST and may change without notice

Site #2

This Group site offers a spacious, treed campsite that can accommodate up to 16 RV units.  Group site #2 does not have any amenities located directly on the site. Generators are permitted between the hours of 11-7pm. Group Site #2 has a huge firepit, 3 picnic tables, near by outhouse, in walking distance from the shower house and close to the river and day use area. Pets in Group sites Must be on leash at all times. Non-potable water is located at the entrance of the campground. There is also a free sani-dump onsite for convenience.

Price is $240.00 per night 

All prices subject to GST and may change without notice

Choosing Your Electrical Site

A circuit breaker is an electrical switch that is designed to protect an electrical circuit from an overloaded or short circuit. The basic function of a circuit breaker is to interrupt the electrical flow after if the circuit is overloaded.

Below is a list of common camping items that draw electricity in your trailer, recreational vehicle or motorhome. If a combination of these run at the same time, your electrical circuit breaker will interrupt the flow of electricity, in order to protect your electrical equipment.
Upon arrival at your campsite, you typically plug in devices such as your fridge and or your water heater. Next you may turn on your air conditioning. Combined with other electrical items such as a microwave, stereo, lights or similar electronics, this can easily push your draw close to or over 30 amps. Over 30 amps, the circuit breaker will function to turn off the circuit, and you will need to reset the breaker to use your electricity again.

We recommend adding electrical items gradually, to avoid overloading the circuit since many devices initially draw more electricity to start, thus allowing you to avoid tripping the breaker.