Sunbury Oromocto Park

Terrible experienceOwner very rude to the children going into canteen. Refuse to help children on prices because they had no money on them. Being rude to the customers and speeding on the 4wheeler nearly running over one child.

I tried to book a campsite but was refused because I don't have the covid vaccine. My medical status is absolutely none of their business and is confidential in my opinion. Highly disappointed with this is I am in the Atlantic bubble. This is such a discriminatory behaviour and we are in the 21st century. I will not be recommending this park to anyone as they are too selective in their clientele. Thanks for nothing.

Very clean, awesome hosts, very quiet place to stay on the water.

Nice location, quiet, no main roads nearby. Nice breeze off of lake cools down nicely in evenings. Small sandy “beach” area while most of shoreline is 3-6” rocks. Water is nice to swim in although a little brown. Campground could use some maintenance, paint and updating, but site services work well. Showers are free and you can control your own temperature and no coins are needed. Decent little play area for kids. Overall a nice spot. Some weird charging policies, such as 6$ for visitors which is I guess to stop, I don’t. Know what, and $15 to dump you black tank which is apparently if the staff does it for you, aimed at full time residents. In the rules they tell you to read carefully it seems the charge is an additional fee, but it is not. Wifi is good.

Absolutely incredible. Very quite, small and peaceful campground. Definitely will be going back.

Great little campground. Laura in the office was friendly and welcoming. The lake is very pretty.Wish there were more sites with sewer hook-ups, but there is a dump station.

Large open field no trees. There is water and electricity. Good place for a one night rest stop. Staff is nice.

Spent 5 or 6 summers here as a seasonal camper with my wife and 4 kids. Reason for leaving was i bought a new trailer and really wanted a 3 way to fully enjoy all its comforts. All in all I enjoyed our time here but I feel the park falls short in the customer service department.Pro's: Close to town.Little store for some treats for the kids.Lake for swimming, boat launch, fishing.Camp fires regardless of province bans.Con's: Rules are TOO strict IMO. And they are usually reinforced in a unprofessional manner.*2 cars per lot including visitors cars. Seen some people get away with this time and time again but if someone popped in on us we or even the person parking were sharply reminded about the 2 car parking rule.*Visitors to your seasonal site have to pay a day pass and if staying over night have to pay the full nightly camping price. Even if they are staying in your trailer.*Only about 6 sites with 3 way and they are taken by seasonal campers and if someone leaves their 3 way seasonal site the management gives the site up to their preferred customers regardless of seniority of people on the waiting list.*If you have dry summer the lake water and mud stinks like eggs.*Beach needs to be raked/dragged.*Washroom is a decent walk from the beach.*Really strict about dogs being on a leash, however they have their dog running around in the field behind the reception/store area all the time.*Washroom/showers are in rough shape.*Dated playground equipment.*No pool*Not much for kids to do outside of lake activities.Biggest downfall IMO is the limited # of 3 way sites and the customer service.

Owners were really nice as well as the seasonal campers. Worked out really good when visiting family at CFB Gagetown.