We are 35 minutes east of Baddeck, at the  bottom of Kelly's mountain on the beautiful scenic shores of the Bras d'Or lakes.  The east side entrance of the Cabot Trail is 5 minutes from our park off the 105, to Ingonish, the Keltic Lodge, and Cape Smokey.

The Newfoundland ferry is 15 minutes straight drive on the trans Canada highway,  or 15 miles from the park entrance.

Beautiful family campground, nestled on the shores of the Bras d'Or Lake, terraced, and overlooking the bridge, light house, small islands, and the larger Boularderie Island.  Excellent pure spring fed well water, salt water swimming, fishing, fresh water swimming pool, only 15 minutes to the Newfoundland Ferry Terminal.

The Cabot Trail is 185 miles or 298 km and loops around the northern tip of the Cape Breton Highlands, Nova Scotia, passing through many charming communities such as Pleasant Bay, Cheticamp and Ingonish. Each with breath taking scenery, unforgettable hospitality, art work, museums, whale watching, accommodations and some of the finest sea food dining in the world. The Cape Breton Highlands National Park lies along the Cabot Trail, providing world class hiking, camping and scenic look-offs.

A family run business, concentrating on word of mouth advertising.  As all our guests become friends, you will be welcomed as such upon arrival.  Let us help you make the BEST of your Cape Breton holiday!  The beautiful and spectacular bridge in the background of these pages can be seen like this from all lots.  To the left of the bridge is the Atlantic ocean, to the right, the Bras d'Or Lakes.   

Caravans  welcome, (32 pull through sites together) 30&50 Amp  service

Complimentary and discounted rates for groups over 15, ask us, it may surprise you!

158 sites in total

Recreation hall seating for 80 guests.

Seal Island restaurant and motel gives all KOA guests a special 2 for one menu, where two can mix and match entrées,  enjoying great cuisine and wonderful ambiances, for under $20.00                                                       

We have three Kamping Kabins

Your hosts:  Michael Christopher, Glenna Tarr & Bonnie Patterson     

We do have storage facilities with or without power enabling you to Bed and Breakfast, Motel or Hotel in Newfoundland, avoiding the expenses of the Newfoundland Ferry, enabling you to drive further and at a more reasonable cost, without always returning each night to the same place you left.