Lord Selkirk Campground

The park was easy to find. There is pavement all the way including the park interior roads. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic.

Our site, 57, was a back in that was long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp, water and sewer) were a bit of a mix. Water, power and one sewer were to the RIGHT SIDE. There was an extension for the sewer on the left. Depending on how you situate your rig, an extra water hose and 30/50 amp extension will be required. Further, the socket for our 30 amp service was installed upside down thus I could not use our protector and the panel was exposed to the weather (the cover was missing). Distancing is close for a rural park. There were NO sites that had a privacy barrier. Each site has a table and a fire pit. Our site was flat and even. Overall the park was clean and well manicured.

There is park included wifi. It is free but worked very poorly. There is pay per use and it’s signal was very strong but we did not use it as we have our own. There is no cable TV but we did find a few OTA channels. Satellite should not be difficult. We did not use the washrooms or showers but we checked and found them dated but clean.

There are trails from the park as well as an on site golf course.

There are no restaurants or stores within easy walking distance but about 2Km down the road is a Shell Service Station complete with a pretty good Grocery Store and Liquor sales. Charlottetown is about 30 minutes away where you can find most other services. We found this park to be an okay to use as a base to visit the surrounding areas. We paid $40.00 per night and we feel we received fair value. We will be back if in the location again.

This hasn’t been a PEI Provincial Park for a while. It is a campground and 9 hole golf course owned and operated by the Belfast town business community. There are a few W/E sites with a water view, but all FHU sites along the water and golf course are occupied by seasonals. The few available FHU sites elsewhere in the campground are large and level but there is no privacy between sites and they are certainly in a less desirable location in the campground.
The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, and they are honest with you at check-in that neither the free nor the paid wi-fi are good enough to stay connected for more than a couple of minutes at a time.
Though it is an old park, the grounds, the washroom and the laundry are well maintained and are very clean.
The cell network in that area is Telus and signal is good. We were visiting from the US and have Verizon with international roaming. We found it worked fine on the Telus network.

This is essentially a wide open, grassy park, lots of long-term RVers. Everyone was super-friendly and helpful. Spaces are mostly level, a fair amount of space between, but absolutely no visual privacy. There were few people there, it's early in the season, but if it gets full, it could be a madhouse.

The road is in pretty bad shape; the restrooms are very clean but also very old. Lovely sunsets, though. Our electrical box was mounted upside down, makes for a challenge to hook up our external surge protector.

For $1 per day, you can purchase WiFi--good enough for me to work. It's pretty far from a major town, but that makes it nice and quiet, if you're well-stocked. Phone service (roaming) was fairly good, but not good enough to use my Verizon or AT&T hotspot.