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Porters Lake Provincial Park

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1160 W Porters Lake Rd, West Porters Lake, Nova Scotia, B3E 1L4, Canada
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Jul 4, 2018
Camped here for the first time long weekend. Quite place compared to most camps I've been too, lots of trees surrounding the sites , lots of space on lots. Walk in sites are awesome, can't wait to go back!

Jul 3, 2018
Beautiful place! Just becareful as some of the loops aren't marked and if you go by your campsite it can be hard to turn around.

Jun 12, 2018
Campsites are reasonably well kept, when we got there the grass was about 8" tall which made setting up a tent not so great. It's quite and the amenities are good.

Aug 23, 2017
Read some of the reviews, stay here for the first time and then make your own reviews on the place. Visiting from Toronto and wanted to get away from the city (this way it's cheaper and you get to experience the beauty that is NS). You can complain about the "staffing", the washrooms but what do you expect from camping?!?! You are not in the city so yes you'd be expected to stay at a place where there is sufficient plumbing. In my opinion the washrooms are clean (the fact that you even have plumbing at a camp grounds is crazy). Really got a great spot, the space is secluded from the other campsites. With a killer view to boot. One of the reasons why this review has a decent rating is thanks to one of the staff members, Dave, who really went above and beyond "human interaction" (as some of the reviews said) he suggested local spots and eatery and new attractions to go see. He held a really great conversation with me whilst helping me pick up some firewood. Advice: Look at Loop C (if a smaller group)

Jun 25, 2018
It is a good park, and they are currently doing renovations to make it better.

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