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1757 Hammonds Plains Rd, Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, B4B 1P5, Canada

(902) 835-2271 woodhavenrvpark.com

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Krista Whitehouse

Jul 12, 2018

Love this campground. The owners are great and really take care of the place. I was a new camper and they helped us get settled in. The prices are a bit higher than I would like, but you get good services for the money. It is basically right across the road from the Hatfield Farm. It has a nice pool, and good washrooms. They have some wooded sites further in, and some open sites on top of the hill where you first come in, and where the office is. We chose to stay on the top of the hill and had a beautiful view of the hill and grounds of the Hatfield Farm. We got to see the farm animals, horses and cows roaming around the entire time, which made my mother very happy. Lovely views from this particular area of the campground. Our campsite didn’t have a fire-pit, but they delivered it, and they sell fairly good-sized bundles for $7 dollars each. I don’t think they sell kindling, so bring your own. I didn’t ask though, so they might. They have good bins for the garbage which we didn’t notice until we were driving out, and we had left our garbage in the washrooms. We will know better next time, and I would definitely stay here again.

Ben Wervers

Jul 15, 2018

Great quiet place. Spent 5 nights here very much enjoyed it. Bathrooms and showers well taken care of and clean. We used the laundry $2 wash $2 dry no issues and very clean. Sites are very well sheltered and have decent privacy with lots of room. Playground was great for kids and the pool was also nice. Easy walk to garbage and recycling. They sell ICE on site but much cheaper at the Irving or shell station up or down the road. Owners are very friendly and helpful. Camp ground is very quiet after 11 everything shutdown. Close to Halifax 20min and 30min to Peggys cove.

Melissa Thayer

Jul 16, 2018

Terrible terrible terrible. The showers are dirty. They also flood. There’s no hot water either. Used both bathrooms two days in a row and had to shower in freezing water. A lot of elderly people who definitely don’t like children. My kids are well behaved and quiet thankfully but not a place for families at all. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Plain Jane

Jul 15, 2018

Family owned, very sweet and laid back people, nice quiet place with each site seeming like it's own little world in nature. Not a party place, but great for families or couples. Did not use the pool or shower facility so can't comment there. Appreciate it's proximity to everything yet feels like 1000 miles away (ok whatever that would be in kilometers.)

martin ferrier

Jul 18, 2018

Great place. Was at another RV park and was thoroughly disappointed. Am very glad we came here. Highly recommend coming here if you're in the Halifax area.

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