Parc provincial de la République Provincial Park — Attraction in New Brunswick

It was great if not the noise from the highway. You are getting used to it, but this is not what you want to hear while camping. One playground was demolished, so the only one left next to the pool. The pool was not heated at all. It was written on a board, temp 25.5c, but the pool was much colder. The pool schedule is ridiculous, taking into account, that there were 3-5 lifeguards/workers everytime. why isn't the pool working? cos we are having rest. I think they could just shift and replace each other making working hours without breaks Wifi was around the pool and the small convenience store. There is also a room for children between the pool and store, where you can cover from the rain. Visitors of the camping have 25% discount for the botanical garden.

Overall it was nice experience. Next time I would book unserviced site, far away from...

Located just before you hit the Quebec border the camping portion of the park has a lot of sites laid out with services or no services as needed. There are many sites with a lot of privacy and even ones that are close together still give you a good sense of having your own space. It's a much nicer feel than some typical "open field" style campgrounds. The various facilities are very well maintained and clean, and you can often see the staff driving around all day to ensure they stay that way too, emptying garbage, cleaning washrooms, showers etc. All in all a very well run and maintained campground with lots of pros going for it. Definitely worth a stop in for a weekend of camping for singles, groups...

Camping spot was nice - the site was clearly well maintained and everything worked well (no issues with power, water, waste disposal, trailer dumping etc..). There is also an Automotive Museum and Botanical gardens next door which helps because they don't have direct access to the more interesting trails in this area (just a few paths but nothing in the forest or on the nearby hills). The kids found the "heated pool" to be too cold for swimming but they do have tennis courts and a volleyball net on site. Overall, it was a nice place to stop by but I don't see us going back for anything more than an overnight stop. The larger parks in the province might be a...