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Canadian Waterfront RV Park Expanding Seasonal Sites

21.09.2026 10:41 1 min 1 source РУС
Woodall's Campground Magazine - Daily News & Information for... ENG
Canadian Waterfront RV Park Expanding Seasonal Sites
Original source: Woodall's Campground Magazine - Daily News & Information for the Outdoor Hospitality Industry

Campbellton, New Brunswick, will increase the number of seasonal lots at its waterfront RV park from 30–32 to a maximum of 37 next year after some campers were turned away this summer. The campground has 86 sites reserved for RVs or trailers only. Originally 18 lots were set aside for seasonal users, rising to 30–32 before the 2025 season. Council member Diane Cyr said the increase follows growing local interest, but the cap ensures sites remain for visitors and tourists.

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