Wonderful owners, very nice location on a quite beach. So calm and relaxing. Lots of updates…read moresince last year. Will be back!

I just stopped in to the little store for some friends to grab some ice cream. They had a good…read moreselection of flavours (16) available in a cone or dish and for a good price. The campground is right on the water, so I can only assume that people have a great view!

While this campground may be lacking in services, they have two major benefits: oceanfront property…read moreand open skies. There are tenting sites practically on the beach. Imagine falling asleep to the endless night sky above you and waking up to the gentle crash of waves. That's why Seafoam is a great place to stay. Inexpensive rates also help! For nearby activities, check out riverjohn.com.

Great campground. Great sites for tents and for larger trailers and friendly staff. Pool could be…read morewarmer

We really enjoyed our time here at this campground especially for the price that we paid. If you…read moreare expecting a 5 star top shelf experience with the top shelf amenities then this is going to be a disappointment. The campsite was clean and quiet and the facilities were cleaned each morning and evening which is important with this many people using the facilities. The arcade and mini golf is really sub par so don't expect much here with this and the pool at the rec center is pretty small with hundreds of little children there. The facility is right around the corner from the Cavendish boardwalk with food and shopping and about a half a mile from Cavendish beach. If you are looking for an inexpensive option for camping with the family then this is your spot.

Overpriced for the unprofessional level of campsite standards. The young help at the desk (with the…read moreshort black hair) was a big negative. Disrespectful, and pert. The upper bathroom showers were small, dirty, and there were no paper towels over our two day stay. Harrumph!

They advertise as a quiet, peaceful campground--it was anything but! The place was packed, and I…read morehate the set up where the RVs face each other with shared common space. There was absolutely no privacy. And the campers had clotheslines, bikes, and stuff everywhere! There was a soccer tournament on the island the weekend we were there, and the grassy parking lot by the pool was packed--kids bringing "guests" from their teams. At one point, I counted 27 cars parked outside the gate by the pool. The pool is small, the buildings dilapidated, and the rules on how to manage garbage/recycling/composting was ridiculous. They advertise a path to the beach--HA! Not a beach. A tiny patch of dirt on an inland waterway which stunk like fish and garbage. Do NOT recommend.

Great Find, We are on a hill with a great water view of the sunsets. Easy to check in with large…read moresites and lots of grass for kids to run. This is a provincial park so the price is nice.

Beautiful, sprawling farmland with gorgeous views and all the amenities you could hope for. The…read moreMermaid and the Cow is the only LGBT campground in Atlantic Canada, and maybe it's the only one we need! Jane and Susan are lovely and hospitable, and have thought of everything. There are four non-gendered full bathrooms, a pool, a huge screened-in gazebo for mosquito-y nights, a variety of campsites, running water taps throughout, and a firepit at each site. On our first night, there was a terrible rainstorm, so Jane and Susan had the brilliant idea of a fun movie night in the screened-in gazebo, which meant we didn't feel bad about not being able to have a campfire. Happily, the rest of the weekend was perfect weather, so we could swim, watch the cows and horses, and explore the area. If the Keurig coffee isn't enough, you're about half an hour from either Tatamagouche or Pictou, both of which have sweet cafes and restaurants. Just down the road there is also Deb's Hidden Cafe, which serves as a store, a bar, a diner and a bakery!

Very large campground. Fairly private lots. Excellent sandy beaches. The main office area has a…read morelarge store, laundry mat, large playground. Overall well equipped. The downs are their poor wifi which we could not even connect to, there is a lack of bathrooms, the bathrooms they have are dated, and you have to pay to take a shower. We likely would come again, but not my first choice.

I've camped all over the Maritimes in our travel trailer but have never had our campsite robbed…read moreuntil we came here on Canada Day weekend. Other campers told us this happens every year. There's a security gate and we were informed next morning that our empty coolers were in a field just outside the park. Suspect an inside job. We travel with a group of 4 or 5 campers but will never return here.