Love this place! Motel style- pull your car up to the door! Clean and comfortable rooms with nice…read morepeople! Swimming pool, playground, big front lawn! Pet friendly and a laundromat onsite! This place is an incredible value. Not the stylish place that Wolftown has to offer, but quaint and down home!

From the owner: Welcome to the Middleton Motel & Suites, in the heart of the beautiful Annapolis Valley, Nova…read moreScotia! Our motel is situated on a scenic five-acre lot with an outdoor pool and a large kids' play area. We have 54 guest rooms consisting of suites, standard rooms, and efficiency units. Nightly, weekly, and long term rates are available. We are continually busy with renovations and upgrades including new beds, flat screen televisions, Wi-Fi and more. Give us a try, we're sure you'll be delighted with your stay. We look forward to your visit in the near future!

We came to Yogi hoping it would be our home away from home for many years, my daughter worked there…read morefour seasons and it was such a fun place to be, we spent my son's birthday there 3 years in a row before becoming a seasonal and finally decided it was time. Last year I finally got my dream camper and we moved in and it was a great year,I joined the seasonal committee and i worked in the canteen and was very happy to come back this season but told myself i wasn't going to work there this season and was really going to sit back and enjoy my time. That all quickly changed, with new management came change to the campground which we all expect but not to this degree, workers were treated badly basically from day one, activities were cancelled or not put on at all with no notice, people were being yelled at. No longer enjoyed the canteen as the food quality was no longer good and prices jacked up. (and remember i worked their last season so i am aware of the difference in quality this season). My daughter left a great job with a scholarship to come back and was told she would have a increase in pay and manage the general store, which never happened instead she was talked bad about behind her back and to her face from the general manager and after trying to have meetings and it going nowhere, we told her to walk away from the job. My son was yelled at by the managers husband where they could have had a conversation, i do not believe in yelling at children especially from the managers husband (and management was with him at the time) when i went down to speak to them i was told they have had a number of issues with my son which i believe not to be true as they have never came to me with any prior complaints. They used to have an amazing landscaper and this year they did not return i do not know the reasons behind that but instead of replacing that person and put up fake plants around the campground which look tacky. This once happy place turned into a place I dreaded being at, thankfully i have made amazing friends at the campground who I've made amazing memories with and because of all these problems within the campground we won't all be together next season as a lot of us are moving to another campground. I hope that changes are made and that Yogi can be a happy place again and be what it once was. I would not recommend this campground.

Went from 5 stars to 1 after our experience as seasonal campers…read more I originally gave this campground a 5-star review, but after our experience as seasonal campers during the 2026 season, I'm changing that to 1 star. The most serious issue was the pool. My children complained about receiving shocks in and around the pool, I experienced it myself, and others reported the same thing. Rather than immediately treating it as a potentially serious electrical safety issue, explanations such as rain/static electricity were given. I was concerned enough that I contacted the Chief Electrical Inspector for Nova Scotia. We also repeatedly witnessed the manager and her husband yelling at children around the campground, sometimes to the point that children returned to their sites crying. We raised concerns with the owner and were essentially told that if we did not like how they ran their business, we "know where the door is." There were also ongoing issues with inconsistent rule enforcement. Staff had looked at our trailer placement, the manager had seen our setup, and we then modified our deck around it. We were later told it had to be changed, while other seasonal sites appeared to have setups that went well beyond what we were being told was acceptable. I was also blocked from a Facebook page that had been created years ago by seasonals for seasonals after raising legitimate issues and asking questions. The new manager had become an admin and blocked me. Thankfully, the original creator later removed the manager's admin privileges and unblocked me. The campground itself has also noticeably declined. Many of the good staff who helped make the place enjoyable are gone. From what I have personally observed and been told, treatment by ownership played a role in some employees leaving. The woman who previously looked after the flowers, trees and landscaping did not return this year. I do not know whether she quit or was let go, but the difference was obvious. Real plants were replaced with plastic ones, and the trees between the VIP lots were not trimmed once all season. The canteen has also become much more expensive while portions have noticeably decreased. You are now paying much more for much less. There has also been some very strange behaviour online. The manager's husband has publicly repeated extremely serious rumours about a former groundsworker. I am not going to repeat those allegations or present rumours as fact. I will say that, from our family's experience, that groundsworker was one of the best employees the campground ever had and would go out of his way to help people. I also question the campground advertising itself as "proudly locally owned and operated." The owner does not live in Canada, comes here for a short period during the summer, and then returns overseas. That does not match what I would normally understand "locally owned and operated" to mean. After raising concerns about safety, treatment of children, management and inconsistent enforcement, we were informed that our seasonal site would not be renewed for 2027. There are still great families here and some excellent current and former employees, and our family has made many good memories over the years. That is what makes this so disappointing. Unfortunately, after everything that happened this season, I can no longer recommend this campground. What was once a 5-star experience is now a 1-star experience for us.

Cottages are nice, but very hot in the summer. Although they have ceiling fans in all rooms you can…read morebarely feel the cool wind coming from it. Would be nice if they invested in A/C. Pool is not heated! Had a nice whirlpool tub in the bathroom but takes forever to fill up. Cottage is lovely and has everything you need. Bbq on deck worked great and it cooked the food to perfection. Couch is very uncomfortable and the two chairs along side of the couch need to be tossed out and replaced with something comfortable to sit in. Will stay again, but not in summer as it is very hot to sleep in. Host is kind and friendly

The staff was very pleasant and helpful. The cottage was absolutely beautiful and very clean. It…read morewas very peaceful, which was what we were hoping for. I will definitely be returning next year.

I lake to avoid the hard beds and cement floors that you sometimes get in the chain hotels along…read morethe highway . Motels like the Downeast are what I prefer.. The rooms are bigger, clean and comfortable and its close to a great restaurant for breakfast . The owner is also the manager, which makes a difference, Its worth the short trip off the highway .

We were so happy to stay here. Such a quiet and convenient location. This is a single story motel…read moreso you don't hear people walking and dropping suitcases above you! The room was spotlessly clean. Check in was fast and efficient. Would definitely recommend!

The pool at this site has a water slide for the kids as well as a jacuzzi for the adults. That was…read morethe best feature. The rooms weren't anything to write home about. They had the bare minimal. There was a continental breakfast, mostly carbs. I believe that more could have been done to improve it. The staff was super friendly. We used this hotel as a base when we went to see the Bay of Funday tides. There was the option of heading to some Bayside towns or heading to Truro to get on the other side of the bay. We ended up going to Truro then to the Five Island Provincial Park. That satisfied our desire to see the tides. Next time we will go the other way. We really appreciated the "goody bag" that we were given for being Club Wyndham members. Thanks so much. That was a pleasant surprise!

This was a bad experience! First of all our room smelled like cigarettes. Got a noise complaint…read morefrom talking to each other in a room with 4. Pool was about 2 feet deep and hot tub had no water. Microwave did not work and our room never got cleaned so we had to use pool towels for the shower. I don't recommend staying here by choice!

My boss and his partner spent a night here on the weekend, they are not on yelp but wanted to let…read moreeveryone know.He gave the following review: The room was beautiful with post and beam architecture, and the service was excellent. They had a detailed Covid plan in place. The breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend. Will go back.

We have stayed with Al Connor at the Olde Lantern Inn twice and each time we thoroughly enjoyed…read moreourselves. Al is a remarkable man, one of those rare individuals who has many talents and he uses them in the management and running of this inn. He has made furniture that you will see in it and he has designed and built much of the inn itself. He is a chef and cooks the breakfasts for the guests. He is a wealth of information to help you enjoy the area. We highly recommend staying at the Olde Lantern Inn. The area where the inn is located is great to explore too. Wolfville nearby is home to a university so there is a very youthful and energetic feeling about the area. Grand Pre is of historic value being the historic site connected with the Acadian saga. We hiked to Cape Split on our last trip here, which is a 5 mile trip to a point overlooking the ocean where you can hear the tide as it roars in. Be prepared for the 5 mile return trip though and bring plenty of drinking water with you. Olde Lantern Inn sits next door to a vineyard and a great restaurant also so you will be treated very well by Al and those who work together to make your stay a delight.

very convenient location for touring the Annapolis Valley. big comfortable rooms, spotless clean,…read moregreat bathrooms, nice decor, helpfull friendly staff

From the owner: Clean well kept motel and campground downtown Middleton.Friendly staff walking distance to most all…read moreconvienences

Beautiful, out of the way spot for a relaxing vacation. Lots of beautiful natural and historic…read morelocations nearby. Wonderful view. All the amenities we needed and a super- comfortable king-sized bed for the nights.

We reserved a room at Dockside Suites through Booking.com, and we're happy we did. The room was a…read morelarge king bed room overlooking the water -- three large windows provided the viviews, and in addition there was a small private wood deck right outside the room also with a glorious sea view. The room was spotlessly clean, the bathroom was large with a very nice step-in shower (no tub), and there was also a roomy closet. The bed proved comfortable, and the AC worked fine. Technology got in the way with the TV, however. We couldn't figure how to operate it, and asked the staff to help. It took them a while to get it right, but then the next evening we encountered the same problem and got the same help. Too much technology, in our opinion. The suites are entered from the street and up a flight of steps - no elevators. Hauling bags can be challenging. The front desk is in the next door restaurant, a little confusing at first. Parking is free in a small lot across the street, though spaces are limited. There are a couple of restaurants, all part of the same group, located in the building. (We review them separately.) One gripe: one of the restaurants has an outside speaker spewing a sort of loud disco 80s beat music and we could feel the thump-thump in our room from around 3 until it quit at 11pm. We asked about having it stopped and got no results. A minor issue but an annoying one that keeps us from giving this hotel five stars. The staff proved friendly and helpful. The suites are quite a bargain given their size and the views, a little under $200 per night in US dollars. Digby is a nice little town on the Bay of Funky famous for its fresh scallops, and we can't imagine there's a better place to stay if you're visiting here.

Digby is a hidden gem, and so is Dockside Suites. If you find yourself in Digby, I highly recommend…read moreyou stay here. We stayed in the bottom level suite and everything was perfect. It was definitely a highlight of our entire trip to Nova Scotia and provided a truly memorable experience. Wake up and see the Bay of Fundy, sit outside on the patio and watch the scallop boats, walk to any of the nearby restaurants, and hear live music from the boardwalk. It was more than great.