We stayed in one of the one bedroom cottages at Adventures East. It was a very cute and cosy cottage and included a kitchenette which was very nice. The location was relatively central for general Cape Breton activities but a bit far from Cape Breton National Park.
The local of this campground is perfect to go to the Cabot Trail. You can start and finish here. There are several shady sites for your rv to use and most are on level ground. The washrooms are spotless but you cannot us your hair dryer or electric razor in the washroom. Make sure you visit the Red Barn just down the road from the campground. The lady at the entrance is very helpful with all your needs. There is a nice size pool that was not open when we were there but it was the beginning of the season.
We parked our travel trailer here for 3 nights while we toured Cape Breton. It's the perfect place to stay as it's just minutes from the Cabot Trail. It was clean and well maintained. There are sited that are open and some that have shade. The park staff were fantastic. I would recommend this park for "Dropping your trailer" and touring Cape Breton.
Four of us stayed in one of the two-bedroom log cabins, which included bathroom, kitchenette, and living room/dining area. Very cosy and clean, and although the campground is just off the main highway, the site is well sheltered with trees, and you can hardly hear the road. We had two days to see the Cabot Trail, and the staff at the campground were very helpful when it came to planning our route and activities.
Clean campground, nicely maintained pool and washrooms. For tent sites, we found the circle was a little intimate, but not bad, just something to know before you go. We stayed here five years ago, in a different part of the park, and the location was a bit better then for tenters. We will go back, for sure, it was nice and quiet and we appreciated that.
