Cameron's Beach Campground

Wonderful place to camp, I stayed here 8 days. It's small and has lots of security so it's very safe. There is a playground, picnic area, and a wonderful beach. The restrooms are clean, we did have one issue, it got backed up but they quickly fixed the issue. Big" Nellie lake is 203 acres so it's not actually big which is wonderful because it can actually get warm enough to swim in. I did a lot of snorkeling

Very clean washrooms. Must pay for showers Sandy beach for young children. Trailer park. Felt safe. Few camp sites. Over priced, but friendly.Reading through the reviews post stay indicates we were definitely overcharged. We were charged the same as a pull through full service site of an RV customer for one night. We had a clamshell trailer in tow with a tent and were located across from the washrooms, not a pull through.Reduced the star rating from 3 to 2 because of the rates.We are avid campers and in our experience camping, going rate ranges between $35-45/night including provincial parks, where showers are free.We pulled off the road too late to make alternate arrangements.

Owners are difficult and don't enforce their own rules. They have a big list of rules they don't make their friends follow because they don't want to be unpopular. But they won't hesitate to shame you if you ask them to enforce their own rules. Dope smoke everywhere, noise + music late at night, drunkeness. Waste of money. Never again.

This campground has a lot of amenities on-site, like laundry and takeout food. There is a sandy beach with a roped-off swimming area and a water toy to swim out to and play on. The campsite was a little smaller than most but manageable. Lots of seasonal camping with some sites for overnighters.

This is an RV park mainly for seasonal campers and for us it was a good stop on our journey east. We had all the amenities we needed to rest and clean up. We found it quite expensive even more so than one of the RV parks we stayed in just outside of Vancouver. It’s a small RV park and trailers are quite close to each other but we had a more open space with no one next to us on our full-service site. For the price charged I feel the showers should be free but they’re not. However this is not uncommon for RV parks that we’ve come across one or two month journey across Canada. Also they charged a booking fee which seems ridiculous because we did not book we just showed up and paid for the site. Also we were not offered a choice of sites and were provided a full service site at the premium price. For those travelling I need access to full services it’s a good choice and I would have given it five stars if it wasn’t for the booking charge and for the shower fee

Very nice campground, lots of friendly locals, it's located by a lake which is beautiful and the owner is very friendly! I had an overnight pull through site and it was spacious and well maintained! I would recommend staying here! I was also very excited because it has a take a book leave a book library" which was a lovely bonus!"

It has a lovely beach in a nice area.However, power and water were an issue. We paid for 30 amp service. We continually had brown outs for the entire week. Our surge protector was thankfully shutting us down when the power would drop or brown out to a point where there could be potential issues for our coach.For water we had to use our pump from our fresh tank most of the time, but would get some pressure from their system from time to time. It did get a bit better as the week went on. The owners believed they had a leak issue somewhere in their water system, which can happen, but not fixed during our stay.The power issue was more concerning. Although we were told it is worse on weekends (and warmer) due to higher use the issue continued the whole time we were there for our entire group. I can assure you that we were very careful what we were running.Tania (owner) suggested our issue was with Hydro not her, but as a consumer/client of hers I am not responsible for the issues she is having with Hydro One. I paid for a service over $400., if I am not getting it then lower my rate to compensate, which did not happen nor was there an apology. Tania was more concerned that we had not reported this issue to her sooner, a good point, but based on our time there, other reviews and other guests we spoke to it would not have changed anything.Tania and Gil are decent people and I am happy to support small to medium size businesses, but I want to get the service I have paid for... I and my other friends paid for 30 amp service, water and sewer. The water was hit and miss and of course there will be some power modulation but full on regular brown outs was too much.Tania, as I mentioned when you called me, take your fight to Hydro One, because if they are the issue, you are also most likely paying too much.Gil (owner) thank you for your help with my nephews dog and leash. You were very kind and wonderful to help us when his dog broke his leash and made a run for it.

Nice little camp ground. Spaces are pretty close together, but facilities are good as is the pricing. The little Snack bar is great! Get the Quebec Poutine, and just ignore the offered Canadian Poutine (its made with shredded cheese)

Friendly owners. Clean drinking water. Has a busy resort feel (quiet hours are geared toward later sleepers/risers than usual), but it's still quiet enough to stop in for a good night's rest.

Fabulous phone discussion, check in, and information exchange. Even provided me with a covid mask that I forgot. Clean laundry. Clean washroom. Grounds are clean and well kept. Nice beach. We did not use the snackbar, but nice to see. Security is excellent. Great job! Very professional.