Kittawa RV Resort

We did enjoy this park. We liked the water structure a lot, I’m not sure who enjoyed it more the us or the kids and we also used the kayaks and enjoyed a little trip around the island as a family. We met really nice people here. Unfortunately the dust was terrible and the young staff members were not friendly. We would have loved to come back but the chalky tasting dust was a deal breaker.

Disappointed, nothing was mentioned about the pool being under construction, hot tub and restaurant closed. We had to purchase a $20 fob key to use the washroom and to return to the camp site whenever leaving.The camp sites are so close to each other, no real privacy.

We camp here often with our family and friends. It's nice just to sit back and relax and watch our kids enjoy the many activities. The new manager Cynthia is super friendly, outgoing and very customer oriented.

We stayed here during Canada Day weekend. The staff were very rude and noticed management driving around on golfkarts with open alcohol. Not only was it management but every resident was also exhibiting failure to abide by the law. I will never let my kids experience another campground like this. You should be shut down for lack at safety.

This is a lovely campground that has earned the right to call itself a ‘resort’. Currently some amenities are not available or are a little changed in their approach due to COVID restrictions but that’s something we encounter everywhere.Some of the things we particularly enjoy are the Swimming Pool (lots of lounge chairs around the poolside) kayak &paddleboat rental, the bouncy water play area on the lake, fresh produce stall on saturdays, campfires, sports activities for the kids, sundaes at the Kittawa store/restaurant and just walking the huge campground and lakeside chatting to friendly campers. I don’t know what to make if some of the other negative reviews as that hadn’t been my experience at all: Christy the manager has been extremely responsive, friendly and helpful, the water is fine (we used a Brita filter because it’s well water so doesn’t give that ‘city water ‘ taste we are used to) We had no problems with septic, parking, cleanliness or anything andrealourselvesenjoourselves….

Lots are too small, no nature paths, no lake, dirty in the bathrooms and overall. But it's very close to the Calipso waterpark and is not too much expensive. On site they have a pool, two hot tubs, a playground for the kids plus a restaurant.

Site says lot is available and not available at the same time. Way over priced. over 100$ a night just for a bed and no washroom. I am not risking paying for something just to show up and see they are closed. Not to mention all the issues that seem to happen here and everyone is left in the dark. Post your amenities online and say if they are open or closed. Especially your park. Don't let people reserve if you have no intention of being open.

Had a blast with my son this past weekend. We will definitely be coming back again. He had so much fun and loved the inflatable on the water. I loved the cabin we stayed in very roomy.

Extremely underrated campground. All new staff this year really turning the service and comfort around.Highly recommend camping here, it is my family’s second season with them and they have taken good care of us!

Having gone here after very mixed reviews, I've got to say I enjoyed myself! It is a relatively quiet campground with very friendly people, very similar to a small village. There are a lot of fun activities, but we didn't participate in any. Great lake views, however, the water looks disgusting. We brought floats, but couldn't bring ourselves to get in. The bathrooms are clean, however, relatively far from the camping area! The owners are french as are alot of people at the campground, but they could communicate in English. Fire pit is great. They have a restaurant, corner store with ice and firewood, community hall, pool and small movie theater. Overall, really enjoyed my stay!