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Pleasant Beach Campground

Pleasant Beach Campground

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342 Pleasant Beach Rd, Port Colborne, Ontario, L0S 1R0, Canada
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Jul 5, 2018
The cabins are stunning, smell of fresh cedar, clean, spacious and air conditioned. The staff are very friendly. We loved staying here and recommend it to anyone looking for a vacation or simply a place to stay instead of a hotel.

Jul 19, 2018
Nice place. Stayed for 2 weeks. Owners are great. Will be back.

May 21, 2018
I waited over 2 weeks for an answer as to how much the season was. Then I got a lame excuse that their email hadn't gone through and they would resend it with the info. When I asked again, they said they didn't have any space and offered me the name of near by parks. After everything was said and done, they never said how much the season was. I wasn't asking for the top secret code to detonate an atomic bomb, all I wanted was an idea of the price and if there was space. Don't think that should be a top secret matter. Nevertheless, while the owners may be "friendly" on the outside, they are not very nice. The previous owners were much nicer and accommodation when it came to park information. The big question is, why wouldn't they just simply provide pricing? What do they have to hide? Are they charging ppl different pricing according to who they are, or what they look like? Are they discouraging ppl from staying there because they want a more upscale crowd? One will never know. It's a shame because it's a nice park.

Jul 13, 2018
Had so much fun herr with my kids

Nov 15, 2017
Nice, quiet, clean, and a stones throw from Lake Erie. Cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at a campground in the summer. The people who run it are super friendly as well. My only qualm would be that the campsites are a little close. More of an RV park than campground. Great for a weekend.

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