Lockston Path Provincial Park Campground

I must say that this is a very nice campground with lots of beautiful campsites, but it has its downsides. As previously stated in the other comments, there is a 5 kilometres gravel road to get there wich is not particularly well maintained. Be advised, do NOT go the other way on the 236 from the Park because it’s even worst. It took us an hour to go the 12 kilometres to get to Knights Cove, wich by the way was not worth it. All this in our GMC Sierra 1500, without the trailer.
Although visiting Keels and Tickle Cove was well worth it, but coming back to our campsite, we went all the way around and it took less time do do so.
Now, speaking of the campground itself, the sites are generally well leveled and large enough to accommodate all sizes of rv. There is water taps at all sites but unfortunately, as for most of Newfoundland territory, there is a boiling warning. The roads around the campground are bumpy to say the least and unfortunately, as previously mentioned, the dumping station is not so well placed at the end of the campground, so is the sanitary station.
Cell coverage was weak but ok. I guess they have improved the Wifi signal because I had no problem whatsoever with it, but again just located in the middle of the campground.
The Park staff was very friendly and helpful.

First it’s a dirt road of about 5 km, this time it was bladed so only a few pot holes.
The dump station is at the top of the park. The laundry is there also $1.50 for washers and dryers. Only one dryer working and only 2 washers.
They have a nice boat launch and beach.
There were two hikes in the park but they were overgrown.
We had good cell service but it varies depending on your site. The internet was worthless and only at one place in the park.
Don’t miss the Rising Tide theater.
A popular hike but fantastic is the Skerwink trail. We also did Fox Island trail and a few others.
Very limited grocery stores around.
Water at all sites but like all the Provincial Parks it said to boil which we didn’t do.