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Crescent Lake RV Park

Crescent Lake RV Park

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Hwy 380, Robert's Arm, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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Jun 27, 2018
Awesome park operated by awesome people. Love this place very quiet, peaceful and private

Jul 2, 2018
Its very clean and the hospitality of the owners is great I would recommend this park to anyone

Jun 3, 2018
Very clean and quiet park next to a beautiful lake with great fishing

Sep 24, 2017
My wife and I decided to do our bucket list to Newfoundland this year (July 2017) and we stayed at many campgrounds in our RV including some Gravel pits. Our choice of travelling to Roberts Arm was to take a few days to relax and catch up on some down time from travelling. My wife chose Crescent Lake RV park. We arrived and found no one on sight to book us in, but a large sign indicated for us to pick a spot and someone would come around later to book us in. The sights were all quite large, clean and with beautiful scenery, like right in front of the lake, just beautiful. We have camped all over North America and this campground has to be rated as one of the best. The owners Doug and Rozz showed up early that evening with a free first large bucket of wood and spent a lot of time making us feel like a family member. Their hospitality, friendliness and knowledge of the area made both my wife and I feel like we were part of their family. Highly recommended

Jul 18, 2017
My wife and I stayed for two days July 2017. Our site was very easy to settle into with a 34 ft 5th wheel. The site had a nice exposure to the water with a fire pot, (wood sipplied) water, electricit and a large picnic table. Doug the owner came to our sight and made us very welcome. It is a place where you can relax and your site is not on top of your neighbours site. Beautiful area to spend a few days. I highly recommend this RV Campground.

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