Century Farm Family Campground

Met here with friends from Quebec and it couldn't have been any better. We each had sites right on the Bay. Grass pads mixed with gravel, full utilities and a discount of 10% at the local "CAVE RESTAURANT that serves outstanding fish and shellfish meals (other menus too).

Very nice folks, early season availability in June and friendly help and guest. WSiFi was iffy unless you went near the center, laundry facilities, campfire wood for sale and just off the downtown of St. Martins. You'd never know anyone else was around. Quaint town, several restaurants available, fuel (both diesel and gas) and very clean C/G facilities. The owners and guest take great pride in the grounds and the beach in front of the C/G.

A perfect place to watch the infamous Fundy Bay Tide raise and lower 21' each day.

We came in on a busy holiday weekend and were told nothing was available, well, except for the "unserviced" sites. Turns out these are right down along the water, just a bit of grass away from a spectacular beach with incredible tidal variation. At high tide, it's like any gravel beach with maybe 30 ft to the water, but at low, you can walk out maybe 300 ft into the shallow water looking for sandollars and clams. You can also walk along the beach (or drive around) to the neat sea caves. As one person there put it, "I'm glad we didn't drive miles and miles for this," but actually, since you're there, it's pretty cool. A restaurant overlooking the caves serves fish and chips and other fried items.

The CG was filled with super nice folks, had a good little playground, dvd's for rent for $2 CDN, some kid activities and fireworks for the holiday. The CG just up the road looked a bit smaller, more permanent residents (this one has many seasonal tho) and farther from the beach. Small general store in town had house made sausages and a small but decent grocery store. Gas station at the junction sells beer and liquor.

Cell service? Yeah, not really. Intermittent bars of Bell and CG wifi was just about non-existent with a full house. Got a little better as the crowds left after the weekend.