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Camping St Leonard
Overview
Camping St Leonard serves as a premier destination for travelers traversing the scenic routes of New Brunswick. Located within the heart of the Saint John River Valley, this park offers a well-maintained environment that blends convenience with natural charm. Known primarily as a peaceful retreat for those entering or exiting the Maritimes, it provides a quiet atmosphere where guests can unwind after a long day on the road. The park is highly regarded for its friendly service and manicured grounds.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the charming town of Saint Leonard, NB, the park is strategically positioned near the United States border crossing at Van Buren, Maine. The surrounding landscape is defined by the rolling hills and agricultural heritage of the region. Visitors will appreciate the easy access to the Trans-Canada Highway, making it a seamless transition for those navigating large rigs through the beautiful Saint John River Valley region, where the vistas are expansive and green.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with modern RVers in mind, offering spacious sites that accommodate various vehicle sizes. Guests can take advantage of full hookups including 30 and 50-amp electrical service. For those traveling with children or pets, the seasonal outdoor swimming pool and playground provide much-needed recreation. Practical amenities such as clean laundry facilities, modern shower blocks, and reliable Wi-Fi ensure a comfortable stay, while the wide pull-through sites make for effortless arrivals and departures.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
A short drive away leads to the breathtaking Grand Falls Gorge, where visitors can witness the sheer power of the water or enjoy a zip-lining adventure over the falls. The local area is rich in Acadian culture and history, offering unique dining experiences that highlight regional flavors. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the nearby walking trails or taking a scenic drive to view the historic wooden bridges and potato fields that dot the New Brunswick countryside.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for long-distance travelers looking for a reliable and high-quality stopover during a cross-country journey. Its proximity to the border makes it a favorite for snowbirds and international tourists. Families will appreciate the safe, welcoming environment and recreational activities, while big-rig owners will find the site layouts particularly accommodating. It is best suited for those who value cleanliness, accessibility, and a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere.
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User Reviews
Deanna Van Overloop
Very nice, well cared for campground. Lots of amenities. Would stay here again.
Patty MacNeil
The camp ground was clean and the hosts were very nice and helpful
Nancy
Easy to access and very well kept. Friendly employees and pet friendly. Good food at pinky’s. Owners mom was helping check ins and she is an absolute joy. We stayed 3 times in June and Sept of last year and would stay again.
Joey Garf
Perfect halfway stop on the way home to the Maritimes. Perfectly maintained, clean clean clean with beautifully landscaped grounds. Only suggestions/wish list would be -a fenced area to run the dog -pool open in the morning to get a dip in before hitting the road. We loved our stay and will definitely make this a traditional stopping point for the future!
DR SLiK
Great camping spot for both seasonal and overnight. New owners that took over mid summer last year. We spent 3 nights here at site 30 which is a large treed site and very private. Cute aesthetic decorations around and lots of trees. Laundry facilities are a well kept outdoor covered structure. Very cool. The only con is the canteen, Pinky’s, which we found pricey and does not have Interac which forces the customer to use an expensive ATM that charges $3.25 fee to withdraw cash. We had strawberry sundaes that were quite small (we ordered large) and had what tasted like a very sweet strawberry jam topping that we did not enjoy at all and felt like we wasted $$$. There is a pool that we did not use but looked very clean but quite small. Overall a very well kept campground with a lot of amenities. We would go back again.