Adventure Bound Camping

This place is great… for kids!
I wouldn’t come here for an adult trip. There is a noise policy, there are a LOT of kids running around. Don’t come here to party, it’s not that type of environment.
We reserved a camp ground space, no water or eletrical hook ups. The area where there were hook ups were claustrophobic, people and gear packed in tight, no hope for privacy, it just did not look enticing. We were near the back of the campground, it was much quieter back there, less people, more peaceful. It was my first camping experience and it was pretty good! The bathrooms and showers were a 5 minute walk away. While they weren’t the cleanest, I was happy they provided toilet paper and running water. It is camping afterall. Happy I packed flip flops for the showers!
Tons of stuff for the kids to do, my 2 year old and 7 year old nephew both had a ball. There’s a swimming pool and inflated water slide. It looked like they deflated every night and inflated in the late morning. There is a laundry room! And an arcade. You can have bundles of firewood delivered to your campsite at $ 5 a bundle. They also come through the campground to pick up trash a few times a day! In the evenings there was live music near the play areas! It was fun to walk over with the kids, they danced and played in the moon light.
I think we’re going to make this place a yearly trip! With the boardwalk, beach and zoo all being minutes away also, we never were at a loss for what to do!

This place was a nightmare. We were in a tent site. We had no picnic table. The place was jam packed — like 3 tents in one space. our «neighbors» were literally on top of us. Don’t think you will get the kids to bed early, there was really loud music — it was after 11pm before anyone came around to tell people to turn down music and turn off their flood lights. Even at that — it was after 12 before the place really quietened down.
The toilets/​showers were not clean, although there was toilet paper and paper towels.
The mosquitos. OMG, they feasted on us through our clothes, even denim. They are Jurassic Park huge.
The website boasts free Wifi on site — there wasn’t any.
The only positive I will say — when my husband complained about the neighbors & the lack of picnic table, they did refund us for one night.

This place is way to expensive for what they actually have. We paid over $ 600 for a cabin for 3 nights. We could have stayed in a hotel on the beach for this price. We booked here because of all the fun things they show on their website for kids. The water slide was closed the entire time we were there. We had to ask for the game room to be opened. When I went to use the bathroom, there was a roach on the wall. The place was empty the entire time we were here. Nothing is updated, but the cabin was brand new. We were the first people to stay in ours. The hot water didn’t work for the first day and a half.
The pros was the new large cabin, AC, shower in the cabin, full kitchen, and pool.
We won’t be staying here again.

This place sucks if you want to be in bed at 12 then this the place for you. They mess with you even if no o né calls.

Stayed for the weekend with my new. Jayco 17 z. First time at this camp site. The bathrooms were clean nice pool for the kids along with the inflatable water slides. Smaller scale camp ground which is sometimes better. The staff was professional & organized.

Here’s some things you should know that the other Unilocalers didn’t touch on based on our experience the 1^st weekend of August 2013:
Book way in advance, this place gets packed! We booked 3 weeks in advance and still had to switch cabins during our stay. NOTE: If you do this consider that you will be cabin less from 11−3pm which created a problem for our frozen food items. However after explaining our food situation the office allowed us to keep our refrigerated items in their freezer.
This place is a magnet for citizens of Quebec — they’re everywhere! Not a problem but French is the primary language and it makes conversing with your neighbors difficult.
They rent RV“s — who knew? I didn’t see anything mentioned on the website… and they have their own bathroom!
The bare bone cabins are just that: Bare Bones. Other places we stayed had at least a coffee maker, this place had none. It did however have a small fridge, noisy but operational ac, and the kicker: a 36″ color flat screen TV with cable which was a huge bonus. On the flip side, there’s no table inside so be prepared to eat at the picnic table outside regardless of the weather, or inside seating. Our porch only had one chair, while others had a bench and a chair so bring extra seating and of course a coffee maker! Coffee at the office sells for $ 2 for an 8oz cup!!!
The bathrooms are DISGUSTING! I read the other reviews and they said they were clean. There was no mistaken these bathhouses are gross! They get cleaned 3 xs a day (and the facility is non operational during those times for 45 minutes each!) but even after going in right after cleaning I didn’t see an improvement. The ladies room only had one operational paper towel holder and more often than not it’ was empty. The only trash can was constantly filled to the rim but the showers… Yuk! There are wads of hair on the walls, bench, floor, and drains. I also encountered empty bottles and nasty used up discarded band aids.
The showers run on a timer system — about 1 minute per press and there’s no control of the water temperature and it’s lukewarm! I would also suggest bringing a bath rug (so glad I did!) and plan to wait. There are only 5 showers and there’s a constant line. Did I mention the screaming kids? Yep, tons of them!
The vanity area is equally disappointing. There are 3 outlets, one is loose and the plug to hair appliances don’t stay in, the other doesn’t work and the one on the very end must work fine because that area is always occupied. Did I mention the hair in the sink and on the counters and screaming children?
On the plus side they do have a commercial style double sink for washing dishes and pots and pans, however it’s located across from the bathroom stalls and you are once again subjected to screaming kids and foul odors.
Then there’s the kids… tons of them, everywhere! Not a problem, BUT if you are traveling sans children as we were there’s no activities for adults, nada, nothing. No bingo or parties, games, or karaōke. There is a pool and there’s supposed to be two inflatable slides for the kiddos but during our stay we didn’t see them inflated.
Then there’s the store… my advice pack well or go to the grocery store nearby. It’s a bit unorganized in there and not a huge selection of cold items and it’s pricey. The internet «café» consists of a room off of the store where you can access the free wifi. It’s pretty uninspiring as well, like a finished basement from the 70’s with discarded furniture. But on the plus side both are open late — till 11pm.
As for the staff, you won’t find any Americans here, sorry! I was told by 2 staff members that they purposely advertise overseas because they feel American workers don’t do as good a job… what? I couldn’t believe that statement! Everyone is from Europe or Jamaica and very nice. However I think an American should be given the opportunity after all how hard is it? With that being said we encountered a nice Irish boy name Mikey who we had the pleasure of socializing with all weekend.
To sum up the ho-​hum experience: come with kids and a coffee pot, be prepared for the nasty bathrooms, and expect to entertain yourself.

Holly cow this place was a nightmare for me, but not because of the place but the weather. we just picked a bad spot. I think next time I will get a cabin. That is what I highly recommend about this place. don’t go tenting. You can rent a cabin or a mobile home and still have fun at a cheap price. They have Shower rooms, there is a pool, and a rec room for the kids. they also have dancing and singing at night. Good security.

Stayed in one of the camping cabins here, off season. We were 3 women and not sure how secure we would feel. No worries here. It was great.
The cabin was basic yet very comfortable. Even had ac and tv cable available!
Bath houses were spotless.
There are a lot of rules at this campground but they contribute to a well maintained orderly campground.