MacLeod's Beach & Campsite

Incredible place with a stunning view, a great community, and a very nice owner

Absolute Gem (close to Inverness) of a campground with its own beach (unsupervised) the beach is a bit of a climb down and up but once you’re down there you’re good. Might find some seaglass down there as well. Will definitely be back.

If you’re tenting some sites have some Epic Look offs. The roar of the oceans below and the skies above are extremely scenic.

This appears to be a full service campground, with canteen, (ice, firewood, laundry, washrooms, potable water everywhere, rv grounds and shower facilities. Washrooms are somewhat maintained but could be cleaner (soap was not replaced regularly, seats need to be tightened, hot water is boiling hot (no joke will scald you so be careful , especially with kids) and we didn’t see it but felt they could of used a kitchen (since we can’t rinse our dishes off at the hose bibs) to was your dishes in.

The main entrance off the street is a hairpin turn and easy to miss. I’m not sure if this is ideal for RV’s but would be nice to have alternate or fixed up area to get down.

I've come back to this place time and time again since I was young. It's only got better with time. Friendly neighbors when you walk around, staff is fantasic and the views are breathtaking. The town of Inverness is only a short drive away with a brewery, famous golf courses, great restaurants and beaches as far as you can see. Highly recommend you try this place for your camping needs !

Huge RV and camping site. We tried to book last min calling in and we were not successful. So we decided to go in person and we’re able to get a nice spot close to the dandy beach. I hope to com back in the future to enjoy the beach.

During our three week trip with RV in Nova Scotia this was one of the best campgrounds. We had site 86 with power, water and dumping and had a view on the ocean. Lots if free space to play. Quiet. Beautiful beach with little people and clear water is 200m away. If you can bring your own wood instead of paying 5 dollar for some sticks (like everywhere in NS).
I met Mr MacLeod in person when I arrived and he was very friendly and open.
There also is a playground for kids and a small shop.