Imagine pulling your RV into a living historical tapestry, set against the rhythmic tides of the scenic Greville River. Here, where time weaves tales of dinosaurs, indigenous tribes, resilient Acadians, and industrious shipbuilders, RV camping transcends into an extraordinary journey through past and present. As the gentle river breezes whisper secrets of yesteryears, your visit doubles as an engrossing educational escapade. Wander through a captivating museum housed in a reverent 1854 church and watch history come alive with vibrant pictures, immersive videos, and compelling storytelling. Engage with meticulously crafted models and authentic artifacts that celebrate the illustrious shipbuilding and lumbering era that fueled the community's growth. An authentic blacksmith shop stands as a testament to the artistry and skill of the Wagstaff and Hatfield shipyard workers. Step into the past within the hallowed hallways of the local Port Greville Lighthouse, a beacon of 1908 that has safely guided vessels for over a century, and a boathouse that echoes with maritime adventures. Fervent genealogists and curious minds will be captivated by a comprehensive collection of genealogical works and research materialsa treasure trove for those seeking to delve into their heritage or simply learn more about the region's storied lineage. Amidst this historic haven, your RV campsite becomes more than a place to restit becomes a portal to understanding the rich cultural tapestry of an area marked by struggle, triumph, and unwavering community spirit. This "must-see" destination isn't just a stop; it's a profound experience that will enrich your RV camping trip with the awe of discovery and the power of knowledge. Whether you're a history buff, a genealogy enthusiast, or an RV camper yearning for a connection to the stories of the land you tread, this location promises an enriching and memorable stay in a region where every sunset is a curtain call on a day well spent in the annals of time.

Please park along the river side of drive way, larg rigs can pull in facing the museum and smaller vans or truck campers can park either way. Please be aware the community mailboxes are on the roadside of the lot and a lane needs to be left for accessibility. Any questions please ask on check-in.