Ocean View Park
1586 NB-133, Grand-Barachois, NB E4P 8H2, Canada
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About This Campsite
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Nestled amidst serene surroundings, Ocean View Park offers campers a blend of sandy beaches and peaceful respite, making it an ideal getaway. Whether you're setting up a tent or enjoying the simple pleasures of nature, this park provides a tranquil escape that's both inviting and well-equipped. Visitor Tips and Considerations
Overall ThoughtsOcean View Park stands out with its natural beauty and thoughtful management. It's a noteworthy destination for anyone seeking a coastal camping experience complemented by the sounds of the ocean and the tranquility of a well-managed campsite. |
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Mellena Macdonald
08/21/2024
Great little spot. Nice sandy beach, quiet, comfortable, friendly people, clean grounds and washrooms. Our tenting spot was perfect, plenty of room with trees that sheltered us during a rain shower during the night.
Robert Ryan
06/26/2024
What an amazing campground! New owner, and a truly nice guy. I really enjoyed my stay. Bring quarters for the showers! Lots of amenities nearby.
Gerry Bourque
09/12/2024
We are travelling from Ontario to the East Coast.We were only going to stay one night. We ended up staying 3 nights. Very happy with the campsite. The owner Brian was helpful and always made himself available when needed. We would stay there again.
Lisa Brookman
08/01/2024
Great spot right on the beach (bring water shoes) very basic site, no grass or picnic table at our site 94, so not great for sitting out in the evening with the dogs. If there was a dog area or something where they could be off leash a bit that would have helped. They loved the beach though.
sans coeur
08/19/2024
Great place! Brian was really welcoming. Just be mindful that the water is full of hermit crabs, but that’s not anyone’s fault than nature herself :)





