Lord Selkirk Campground

The views from this campground are amazing and the staff was nice, especially Ted. We stayed right at the start of the season so we were the only campers some days which was good because there is absolutely no privacy between sites. Washrooms were fine but showers in the lower bath house were right on the verge of cold at all times. When we asked if they could be turned up we were told the heater was broken. Showers in the upper bath house were hot but the women's had terrible pressure. Did one load of laundry here and it took two full dryer cycles to dry (was not overloaded) which meant it cost $9. If you like golf this place would probably have a lot more appeal, but besides the views we weren't that impressed and wouldn't stay again.

The park was easy to find. There is pavement all the way including the park interior roads. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic.

Our site, 57, was a back in that was long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp, water and sewer) were a bit of a mix. Water, power and one sewer were to the RIGHT SIDE. There was an extension for the sewer on the left. Depending on how you situate your rig, an extra water hose and 30/50 amp extension will be required. Further, the socket for our 30 amp service was installed upside down thus I could not use our protector and the panel was exposed to the weather (the cover was missing). Distancing is close for a rural park. There were NO sites that had a privacy barrier. Each site has a table and a fire pit. Our site was flat and even. Overall the park was clean and well manicured.

There is park included wifi. It is free but worked very poorly. There is pay per use and it’s signal was very strong but we did not use it as we have our own. There is no cable TV but we did find a few OTA channels. Satellite should not be difficult. We did not use the washrooms or showers but we checked and found them dated but clean.

There are trails from the park as well as an on site golf course.

There are no restaurants or stores within easy walking distance but about 2Km down the road is a Shell Service Station complete with a pretty good Grocery Store and Liquor sales. Charlottetown is about 30 minutes away where you can find most other services. We found this park to be an okay to use as a base to visit the surrounding areas. We paid $40.00 per night and we feel we received fair value. We will be back if in the location again.

What a beautiful, clean, quiet campground and the golf course looked amazing when we strolled over. It rained on an afternoon we had free but we walked across to the water anyway.

Great campground for trailers. We camped in a tent and were located in a wide open field (6 sites total). Site 'A' is by far the best one since it's sheltered by trees, otherwise there is no privacy. Campground has laundry, pool, kids play park and a 'at your own risk' water access. The showers were great. They even had golf, mini putting and à driving range - not sure of the cost.

We thoroughly enjoyed our 3-night stay. The views are amazing, the sites are spacious, and our son loved the playground and the pools. A well-stocked corner store nearby. There appeared to be some organized activities for kids, so we will look into this for next time.