Not much beach area or swimming area. A lot of seaweed. If you were planning on a day at the beach I would not pick here. Showers were nice though if you want to cool down and do t like the look of the water
The view was great and the beach wasn't busy when my niece and I camped there. Nice to have the beach a few steps a way and Sandy Bottom Lake is a great lake. When we were there their well had a boil order in place. When I took a shower and it smelled like bleach, it made me very itchy so stopped showering and just went swimming.The bathrooms need a reno and they only have one shower. They have two outhouses, one for men and one for women and the bathhouse with men's and women's lockers rooms. I didn't go into the men's locker room, but the women's has one larger bathroom (handicapped one) with a chair and a sink. The other is a water closet without a sink. There are two sinks in the locker area and a long bench.There is one shower. Getting it working was confusing at first because I originally thought the slots to pay was perhaps left over from a washer. The price is 25 seconds for 5 minutes. We ended up calling showers our $1 showers because we took 10 minute showers.The canteen was out of a lot of things because it was the end of the season, but they had good nachos and things like ice cream, frozen yogurt and popsicles. They had hot dogs too. They were put of ice but very kindly ordered some.The beach is small but is nice. There is a volley ball net and canoes, kayaks, and peddle boats that can be rented for a cheap price. They do not rent them out anymore after 5 pm. We had a great time in the kayaks but our favorite thing to do was swimming. There is a life guard on duty sometimes and a shallow end roped off. There isn't a lot to do there so it is good that is something we love to do. It is a good base to go to other places though.The campgrounds were clean, but keep in mind that the ground is soft and it can get windy so bring extra stakes if you are tenting. There are fire pits available and firewood is available at the canteen. The campsites are a great price and there are serviced sites (electricity and water) for only $27 and they have 2 bedroom cottages Jr. cottages available too.Another nice thing about Raven Haven is that free wifi is available so we could watch netflix at night. The staff were friendly too.While there were some negative things at Raven Haven, we had a great time. I would recommend this place.
Nice campground for tents, but not so good for campers. Beautiful swimming area.
My fianc and I stayed here when Kejimkujik National Park was fully booked for Canada Day weekend.This campground is not for people who want any kind of privacy or nature experience. Our campsite was spitting distance from the next. It is also very family focused which is fine but dont stay here if you dont want screaming children as a constant background noise.The bathrooms are nothing short of disgusting. I couldnt believe they charge for showers - especially as there is only one shower and it was gross. On our last morning I had to go to the bathroom and there was literally not a stitch of toilet paper or paper towels in any of the washrooms- including the mens (I checked).This place is within driving distance of Kejimkujik National Park, which is beautiful. Stay there, not here.
Life guarded beach with canoe rentals and canteen. The beach is clean with nice shady places to sit comfortably in the chairs, benches or at a picnic table.
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