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Jack's Pond Park

Jack's Pond Park

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Trans Canada Highway 1, Arnold's Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0B 1A0, Canada
(709) 463-0150 www.jackspondpark.com
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May 12, 2019
Newfoundland Labrador 2019 traveller's guide said they accepted MC, Visa, e-transfer. They accept cash only. It also said they had internet/WiFi. No wifi. Did laundry, after two cycles for dryer, clothes was still not dry. Nice sites around a big pond but for a 1 night stop I needed services not a nice view.

Aug 25, 2018
Great for kids. Spacious lots. Tone of activities for the kids. Owner is a fair man. We came mid season and he charged us accordingly

Jul 21, 2018
Not big rig friendly at all. Interior roads are narrow and rough with low hanging trees and small bridge that has no weight limit signage. No turnaround areas. Dump station accessible from one direction only. Office staff are not aware of big rig requirements (low trees, small bridge, no turnaround, narrow roads). Online reservations only, which are not user friendly. Owner inflexible with date changes. Mostly seasonal trailers that are never moved. Only 20 amp. Beautiful lake.

Jun 19, 2019
Nice spot eh

Dec 12, 2018
Overpriced ,cash only , poor washrooms,unfriendly staff and definitely the worst place we stayed in Newfoundland

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