A lovely campground for a summer hideaway. The sites range from open fields for large RVs to small…read moreclearings in blackberry thickets. What a treat to wake up to fresh blackberries, straight off the vine! They have everything from firewood, to wifi, to a food truck. I will absolutely be back some day.

From the owner: Whale Cove Campground is located in the small picturesque village of Whale Cove on Digby Neck,…read moresituated along the Bay of Fundy shoreline in the Fundy Shore and Annapolis Valley region of Nova Scotia. We are 47 kilometers from Digby on route 217, along the Digby Neck & Islands Scenic Drive. Enjoy the view of the surrounding area and the Bay of Fundy, cook lobsters or roast marshmallows over an open campfire, relax and enjoy the end of the day with another spectacular Bay of Fundy sunset.

I cannot believe no ratings yet!…read more Well. Been seasonal here for 3 years and coming here for close to ten! We cannot day enough great about this place! Lots to do for kids! Pool, activities, Yogi Bear tucking them in!! Nice new VIP spots complete with huge fire pits! Bring the marshmallows! Close to Greenwood for all the amenities! Give it a try!

From the owner: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort™ invites you to experience funtastic family camping here in…read morethe heart of the Annapolis Valley in beautiful Nova Scotia. For 16 years the Jellystone Park campground in Kingston, Nova Scotia has been the prime destination for family camping. This multi award winning campground has all the amenities to make your time here a foremost family camping experience. The Kuipers family, along with their fun and skilled staff look forward to serving you as you relax in your tent, RV or enjoy one of the fourteen cabins available for rent. Situated near the North Shore of Nova Scotia, this campground is only 10 minutes from the world famous Bay of Fundy, yet enjoys the balmy summer micro-climate of the luscious Annapolis Valley. Whether for a night, a week or a whole season, Yogi Bear™ along with his friends Boo Boo™ and Cindy Bear™ invite you to join them camping in Nova Scotia's top rated campground this summer!

Our best camping experience in Nova Scotia over a ten-day trip. A bit of the beaten path, this is…read moreby far the cheapest, but also nicest site around. Perched upon the banks of Bear River, you get to absorb the beautiful tidal scene as the water level rise and drop, and rise again! The tide brings in the Herings and during low tide a pack of deer performers a crossing. We tented, but the cottages were nice and almost to cheap to resist. I even get Wi-Fi in my sleeping bag, so I can write this review...

Beautiful park. Many people tubing in the water and enjoying a picnic. Waterfalls were very pretty…read more The trail could get muddy a little, but very pretty. Lots of potholes.

I've been camping at Keji since I was a small child. I have some of my most fond memories at this…read morecampgrounds. I spent many days exploring the beauty that nature offers here. Kejimkujik Nova Scotia, also known simply as Keji, is located in the western region of the province. It is a National Park and very well organized. Well known for its excellent canoe routes and camping, it also has a network of excellent backpacking and hiking trails. This is pretty much a flat area. But if peace and tranquility that being close to nature appeals to you, then Keji is worth a visit. Over 80 percent of the Park is backcountry, accessible only by canoe or hiking trails. The campground has showers, flush toilets and a trailer dump that are available to the campers.ciate the quiet beauty this Park has to offer. Love this spot! You have to check it out to believe the beauty here!

Not a good place to stay. Here right now and it is 35 dollars for a small Unserviced site. The…read moreamenities are ok, pool is nice, there is a playground for the kids, site is fairly clean other than the piles of human shit in the woods about 3 feet away from the site. Other than the shit on site, what bothers me most about this site is that you have to pay to use the amenities, shower and camp wood is not provided unless purchased. When I asked about all of this all I got was a shrug. I would definitely not come back here as upper clements has a campground which is also nice, only 8 minutes away, and you don't have to pay to shower and wood is also provided free of charge as well as garbage pick up right at your campsite. Please! Whatever you do! Do not camp here!

STAY AWAY! Beware! I prepaid for two campsites side by side. When I arrived, one of the camp sites…read morewas occupied. The owners REFUSED to refund me for the campsite that they had clearly double booked. They offered no explanation, just flatly refused to give me my money back for the site that was occupied by someone else. I tried jumping up and down, getting my boyfriend to talk to them, everything. DO NOT PREPAY these people for anything. They will rip you off and think nothing of it!

We stumbled onto this campground which somehow wasn't previously listed in Yelp. We checked in for…read more2 days but stayed almost 2 weeks. The views are grand, the rate are very reasonable but the courtesy and helpfulness of the staff are the distinguishing characteristics that made or visit one of pure delight. Yes, of course, we hope to go back!

Beautiful spot with possibly the best beach on the island. Great to explore and very friendly…read morestaff. Take a walk along the beach during the sunset at low tide and the world is at your fingertips fingertips.