Whycocomagh Provincial Park

Booked for an unserviced site, neighbour used generator every night and day despite it being clearly stated in the campground confirmation email that generators are only permitted during specific times (The lady told us that it was for her fridge and she would turn it off at night, but unfortunately that never happened.) If you require power outside of these already large permitted hours, you have to book an electrical service but it's probably cheaper for big rvs to book for an unserviced site and nobody's would tell them anything anyways as the staff does not exist here. What's the point of coming to a beautiful, quiet national park and running generators all days and nights? What about the care of others around you? And the wildlife? I would recommend thinking twice before booking here!

A very pretty park. I think the yurts are seasonal; there were none available and none set up when we were there the end of September. The trails are easy to follow and beautiful. There is a shower house and laundry facilities on location.

Huge camping zone for campers, tents and just staying for a picnic. Relatively big parking zone for vehicles, some toilets and showers. This place is very good not only for camping opportunity, but because it has a big trail zone too. You can see them on the park map on my photo.

Very nice camping. Really spaced apart well, quiet, clean bathrooms. A visit to Badock and Inverness is a must. Plus Egypt Falls.

It is a quiet, clean and well maintained park, comfort station is clean and tidy, RV sites are of large size, firewood are of good quality hard wood.