Our Campsites


Regular Campsites


30 AMP Full Service

We have 38 full service campsites (power, water & sewer right at your campsite) All full service campsites are spacious and have a picnic table and firepit on the campsite. All full Services Campsites are available 365 days a year and offer full access to our shower house which provides free showers.

Price is $50.00 per night

30 AMP Service Pull Through

We have 5 full service campsites (power, water & sewer right at your campsite) All full service Pull Through campsites are spacious and have a picnic table and firepit on the campsite. All full Services Campsites are available 365 days a year and offer full access to our shower house which provides free showers.

Price is $50.00 per night

15 Amp Tent Camping

Tenting only campsites are for your tenting pleasure. These sites are suitable for one tent and have either 15 amp availability or no power or amenities on the site. All tent only campsites have a table and benches and a firepit for your convenience.

Please see on our website below to best determine if a 15 AMP campsite is right for you.

Price is $25.00 per night

Tent Camping Non-Serviced (No power)

Tenting only campsites are for your tenting pleasure. These sites are suitable for one tent and have either 15 amp availability or no power or amenities on the site. All tent only campsites have a table and benches and a firepit for your convenience.

Price is $20.00 per night

All campsites are pet friendly (on leash). Our sites are a short walk away from our hot showers, flushable toilets, and playground. Our amenities will accommodate everything from a pup tent to a 45-foot motorhome with multiple slides.

Monthly Rate $975 plus GST


Choosing Your Electrical Site


A circuit breaker is an electrical switch that is designed to protect an electrical circuit from an overloaded or short circuit. The basic function of a circuit breaker is to interrupt the electrical flow after if the circuit is overloaded.

Below is a list of common camping items that draw electricity in your trailer, recreational vehicle or motorhome. If a combination of these run at the same time, your electrical circuit breaker will interrupt the flow of electricity, in order to protect your electrical equipment.
Upon arrival at your campsite, you typically plug in devices such as your fridge and or your water heater. Next you may turn on your air conditioning. Combined with other electrical items such as a microwave, stereo, lights or similar electronics, this can easily push your draw close to or over 30 amps. Over 30 amps, the circuit breaker will function to turn off the circuit, and you will need to reset the breaker to use your electricity again.

We recommend adding electrical items gradually, to avoid overloading the circuit since many devices initially draw more electricity to start, thus allowing you to avoid tripping the breaker.

Equipment  – Amperage Draws

RV Converter 1-8 Amps
Lighting (per light bulb) .5-1.5 Amps
Water Heater (6 gallon, heating) 8-13 Amps
RV Air Conditioner, start up 16-18 Amps
RV Air Conditioner, running 13-16 Amps
Window Air Conditioner 5-10 Amps
RV Roof Fan 3-5 Amps
Ceiling Fan .2-6 Amps
Oscillating Fan .5-1 Amps
Furnace Fan 7-9 Amps
Space Heater (1600 watts) 7-13 Amps
Space Heater (800 watts) 4-10 Amps
Refrigerator 5-8 Amps
Portable Ice Maker 19.2 Amps
Blender 5-6 Amps
Microwave (Standard) 7-13 Amps
Microwave (Convection) 7-15 Amps
Portable Pizza Oven 12.2 Amps
Toaster 8-10 Amps
Coffee Maker 5-8 Amps

Equipment  – Amperage Draws

Electric Kettle 6-12 Amps
Frying Pan (On High) 7-12 Amps
Crock Pot (Cooking) 3-5 Amps
Crock Pot (Warming) 1-2 Amps
Food Processor 5-8 Amps
Hair Dryer 7-13 Amps
Curling Iron .5-.7 Amps
Clothing Iron 8-10 Amps
Washer / Dryer 140-16 Amps
Hand Held Vacuum 2-6 Amps
DVD Player .5-2 Amps
CD Player .5-2 Amps
Radio .5-2 Amps
Television 1.5-4 Amps
Satellite Receiver .5-.8 Amps
Game Console .5-.8 Amps
Laptop Computer 2-3 Amps
Small Electronics Chargers .5-1.5 Amps
Drill 2-6 Amps
Golf Cart Charger 13-21 Amps