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4.5(211 reviews)

Murray Beach Provincial Park Campground

1679 NB-955, Little Shemogue, NB E4M 2P8, Canada

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About This Campsite

Murray Beach Provincial Park Campground

Experience the charm of seaside camping at Murray Beach Provincial Park Campground, a scenic destination located close to the Confederation Bridge. Known for its expansive ocean views and tranquil environment, this campground offers a delightful escape for nature lovers.

While the campground address and city title are not provided, it is situated near the captivating village of Cap Pele, which is just a short drive away for those looking to stock up on necessities.

  • Proximity: Close to the Confederation Bridge and about an hour from Prince Edward Island, yet remote enough for a peaceful retreat.
  • Campground Features: Well-spaced sites with fire pits, some with ocean views, offer a perfect blend of openness and privacy.
  • Rustic Shelters: Provides excellent protection from the elements, though they lack electricity.
  • Beach Access: A fantastic sandy, shallow beach with sandbars, ideal for families and beachcombing. Note, however, that the beach area is not dog-friendly.
  • Amenities: Clean and free bathroom and shower facilities, though more facilities could enhance convenience.
  • Campground Office: Offers essentials like coffee for $2, ice, and camping necessities.

Tips for Campers: Be prepared for windy conditions by bringing layers and a kite for enjoyment. Bug spray is essential to ward off mosquitoes, and if you're using an RV, note that awnings can be caught by the wind.

Overall, Murray Beach Provincial Park Campground is a hidden gem offering tranquility, beautiful views, and convenient access to essential supplies. It's the perfect spot for a peaceful camping experience while enjoying a striking natural backdrop.

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Patti Waller

08/12/2024

Clean, beautifully located campground with good amenities and friendly helpful staff. Located close to the Confederation bridge, the campsites are well spaced and overall it very peaceful. The beach area is excellent! Sandy and shallow with lots of sandbars, it is great for even small kids. The main office has ice, coffee and other necessities, and the lovely village of Cap Pele is only a short drive for more substantial purchases. We had a rustic shelter, which had no electricity but provided excellent shelter from the elements. A double bunk bed and a single bunk gives lots of sleeping/storage space. The bathroom facilities are clean and well lit at night. The one nearest us only had one shower stall but the bathrooms nearest the beach has 4 or 5 and they’re all free of charge. All sites have a fire pit, but burning depends on daily provincial guidelines. Will definitely return.

Matthew Villeneuve

08/22/2024

Although it is a big field, the view of the ocean is amazing from almost every camping spot. The breeze is cold, so bring layers, and it gets windy! Awnings are at risk of being ripped down some days. But you should really bring a kite! The beach is really nice, and there are some spots where water pools and gets really warm. The bathrooms are clean and there are dish washing stations at each one. The staff are amazing, very friendly and give great recommendations on what do see in the area.

Scott Ellis

09/02/2024

Another beautiful provincial park with incredible ocean views and friendly staff. They offer coffee in the morning at the office for $2, along with cream and some supplies in case you forget anything. We stayed in the rustic shelter this time, and it was spotless. One of many great stays at Murray Beach!

Andrea Oelschlagel

07/13/2024

If you like wide open RVing this park is nice (we are more camping in the middle of the woods type) but we needed something last minute that was dog friendly and were able to get one of their cabins. The cabin is nothing fancy, no electricity and no mattress. Beautiful view of the ocean and sunsets. There is a large beach but it is not dog friendly (it's a shame they can't just section off one small area for dogs). Def could use more washroom facilities, it was a fair walk to it. And make sure you bring your bug spray there are a lot of mosquitos!

Sunil P

07/09/2024

Amazing place for camping. The place is hugeeee in terms if size and it’s so very scenic. The beach is clean. The place is dog friendly except in the beach area. The front desk people are friendly and nice. It’s very well maintained overall. There are common bathrooms and showers and it’s so clean overall. The plaza is roughly 20 minutes drive incase you want to get some food or drinks. The drive to Prince Edward Island is 1 hr drive , but there’s toll of $50 on your way to beach again from PEI and I found it surprising. Overall this place is one of the hidden picnic spots.