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1 Halcomb Rd, Lyttleton, New Brunswick, E9E 1V8, Canada

(506) 836-7642 www.redrocklodges.com

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Jules H

Feb 23, 2019

We loved our stay, however... unfortunately there was a very dear to our heart necklace left on a bed post accidentally. We called and were willing to pay whatever it took to have it sent back but they refused to return our calls. I hope keeping it was worth it to them. So just make sure you leave nothing behind. It won't be returned.

Glynn Johnston

Aug 30, 2018

Great campground.. close to the river and beach ..recently updated washrooms and showers... dump station 2 and 3 way sites. Free wifi but cell phone coverage is poor which could be a good thing

Janet Holt

Sep 8, 2018

I contacted the Lodge recently to redeem a One Night Free Stay which was purchased in good faith at a benefit auction for a friend dying of brain cancer. This was purchased in March 2012. I put this away and recently found it again. I called the Lodge and they refused to honor it because it was six years old. There is NO expiry date on the certificate. I believe that if something like this has no expiry date that means its good until it is surrendered to the provider. Reading the reviews of the place would lead me to believe that it is a great place to relax and enjoy. This is a warning to others use your purchased certificates and check on expiry dates even if they are non existent. "Disappointed"

Dan Hansen

Nov 8, 2018

We had a great time at our family reunion, the lodges were top-notch and we definately recommend to anyone looking for a quiet getaway.

Stephen MacKay

Jul 14, 2018

Fantastic location, you're on the bank of the world famous Miramichi River. There's tubing available across the road with stewards tubing. There's a couple of convenience/liquor stores within a 15 min drive, but it's 30 min to a grocery store so make sure you stock up before camping. Our Lodge had utensils and dishes and random spices supplied. Pieces of board games were available, but I'm not sure the whole games were there, they were just jumbled together in a chest. You're pretty secluded so you can do what you want without bothering anyone. No insulation between rooms so sound carries to your roommates (if you know what I'm saying) There was a 2 person jacuzzi and a sauna which we did not use. The chandelier didn't work. Lots of lawn for washer toss or badminton (not provided). Would be 5 stars if not for chandelier and insulation.

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