Quinte's Isle Campark

We stayed on Pebble Beach by the lake. Beautiful view. Lots are level, very long pull though, easy in and out, fire pit, picnic table, large lots. 30 or 50 Amp power, sewer, water. WiFi that worked on site. Pricey.over $100 per day and off season was about $80. Restaraunt with bar (food 3 star), Heated Pool (open and warm Sept 25) We swam.pool has a clibing wall at one end. Kids pool, playground.around park property which is largeWalking trails Winerys to tour about 20 minute Drive. We will return again in off season. I would think it would be very busy park in summer and fun for families.

The most amenities of any park I've ever been to. Absolutely beautiful. So well maintained. 3 pools were so beautiful. Only downside is it is Absolutely massive. Wish golf cart rentals were more affordable. If we wver settle into a seasonal campground instead of transient.will definitely be this place

Beautiful and well ran facility- 2 adult pools, one wading kids pool and a splash pad. Great camping sites

Full service campground. Overnight, 3 season, 4 season. Large pool, splash pad for all. 2 other pools down lakeside. Cottages by the lake, own your own. Social director to keep children occupied. Restaurant.
Live music on weekends.many other extras. Stay for a day and you will return. 20 mins to PICTON, has all your grocery needs. Mere mins to sandy beach, either here or at SANDBANKS.

Amazing camping grounds! I’ve camped a lot and this is the best one I’ve been too in my whole life… clean and no excessive rules, we loved our stay. Make sure to visite both ends of the shores, one is sandy and the one near the marina is rocky, but pebbles so very easy on the feet

The pools are great, and the place is nice. It gets a three star because there is no beach, it's all rock. Also, when you walk up the rocky shoreline awhile you come to an area covered in thick sledge. Not sure what's going in with their "filtration" system, but it smells and looks disgusting as it flows back into the shore. So much that we went out and bought pink eye drops as a precaution from swimming just down a bit from this area earlier in the day. The kids had fun biking around though, and they have a couple of parks. They loved the rock wall feature in the one pool. The staff all seemed nice. We don't think we'll go back. If you're headed to the sandbanks area its better to stay somewhere near sand. Showers are clean, bathrooms are clean. Lots of dogs, its a dog friendly place.

Great camp ground. We stayed at the Pebble Beach sites, right on Lake Ontario. Pull through sites with 30, or 50 amp electric. Water and sewer. 2 pools and a store/pub with food and ice cream take out. Nice bathroom and shower facilities. Rock climbing wall in one of the pools, great for kids. Also a boat launch and berthing in a protected harbor available.

Family went a couple times there. We have a bleast. A lots of fun and entertainment to do. Pool by the lake with restaurant. Clean bathrooms all the time. In my opinion the could improvement the restaurant close to entrance for having coffee in the morning with meals and set up tables.

Stayed for the Grand Design RV Rally. Very nice park. Easy to get around, met lots of friendly campers. Lots close by to see and do.

Nice quiet place to camp for ppl 40 and older although children are welcome, just found it very sirene and relaxing and no loud music

Great place for RVing. Pools, nice amenities, restaurant, close to so much to do: wineries, breweries, historic locations, food, art, restaurants. Would be a 5 but it's missing a critical component: Wi-Fi. It's available from a 3rd party and expensive.

First class park. One of the very few 5 star parks. Management actually puts money back into park for upgrades. Their maintenance crew is first notch.

Quinte’s Isle camp park has become our family’s new home for cottages. Nice grounds, well keep areas. Even has some off road golf cart tracks which is nice to drive around. Lots of things to do. Friendly neighbours throughout the park.