Embark on a unique RV camping adventure in the heart of Atlantic Canada, where the air is as crisp as the apples that dot the landscape. This prime location isn't just known for its scenic beauty; it's a pioneering force in the cultivation and supply of premier apples, offering visitors a taste of rural bliss and agricultural excellence. As RV enthusiasts looking for an authentic orchard experience, you'll find this site offers more than just a picturesque setting for your camping adventure. Beyond the bountiful apple orchards, the hosts have diversified their offerings to include sweet cider that captures the essence of sun-ripened apples, a robust hard cider for those who enjoy a spirited twist, and several award-winning wines that showcase the rich, fruit-forward flavors of the region. But the fruit-filled delight doesn't end there. Cherries add a pop of color and flavor to the orchard's palette, while an array of locally produced honey, jams, and maple products promise to sweeten your stay. These artisanal products reflect the care and craftsmanship that go into every aspect of the orchard, offering a taste of the local terroir that's both unique and unforgettable. While the orchard warmly welcomes guests and their pets, it's worth noting that pets are restricted to the parking area, ensuring a safe and enjoyable visit for all RV campers and the local wildlife. This consideration ensures that every aspect of your stay, from the serene walks through the orchard rows to the tasting experiences that invite you to savor the flavors of the region, is as peaceful and pleasant as possible. For RV camping enthusiasts seeking a blend of natural beauty, agricultural discovery, and the opportunity to taste some of Atlantic Canada's finest fruit-based products, this location promises an enriching and flavorful escape into the world of orchard camping.

Your membership includes an overnight stay at a Host. Extra nights are available at the Host's discretion.

Please go in our truck and camper entrance We have signs posted were campers should park Please don't park on pavement