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Route
Route
Rte 132 to Boulevard Intercontinental over the river into Campbellton, NB, then Rte 134 to Rte 11 into CG. The route is a little circuitous to avoid a low 11-foot-something bridge in downtown Campbellton (see route map below)
Rte 132 to Boulevard Intercontinental over the river into Campbellton, NB, then Rte 134 to Rte 11 into CG. The route is a little circuitous to avoid a low 11-foot-something bridge in downtown Campbellton (see route map below)
Miles Traveled
Miles Traveled
25.0
25.0
Road Conditions
Road Conditions
Very Good. Single lane posted at 70 to 90 kmh outside of Campbellton. Generally flat or very gentle rolling hills.
Very Good. Single lane posted at 70 to 90 kmh outside of Campbellton. Generally flat or very gentle rolling hills.
Tolls
Tolls
None
None
Campground
Campground
Sugarloaf Provincial Park Campground // Site # 38
Sugarloaf Provincial Park Campground // Site # 38
Address/Phone
Address/Phone
596 Chemin Val d’Amour, Atholville, E3N 4C9, NB // 506-789-2366
596 Chemin Val d’Amour, Atholville, E3N 4C9, NB // 506-789-2366
Hookups
Hookups
Electric (30A)
Electric (30A)
Average Cost per Night (USD)
Average Cost per Night (USD)
$28.43
$28.43
[Note: we booked and pre-paid 7 nights, but thanks to our spare tire fiasco, we missed the first night, which raised our per-night costs.]
[Note: we booked and pre-paid 7 nights, but thanks to our spare tire fiasco, we missed the first night, which raised our per-night costs.]
Site Surface / Type / Exposure
Site Surface / Type / Exposure
Gravel // Pull-through // Full Shade
Gravel // Pull-through // Full Shade
Showers
Showers
Yes, Free
Yes, Free
Laundry
Laundry
Wash ($2); Dry ($1,25)
Wash ($2); Dry ($1,25)
Campground Notes
Campground Notes
No water or sewer on our site, but they DO have a limited number of full hookup sites in this campground. Most electric RV sites are large, wide, and level, and they have 5 or 6 pull-throughs. There is a large bathhouse, staffed by 3 all-day attendants who keep it continually clean throughout the day. Bathhouse includes lounge area with a soda/snack machine, 2 dish washing sinks, and a teensy laundry room. English is spoken everywhere here in New Brunswick.
No water or sewer on our site, but they DO have a limited number of full hookup sites in this campground. Most electric RV sites are large, wide, and level, and they have 5 or 6 pull-throughs. There is a large bathhouse, staffed by 3 all-day attendants who keep it continually clean throughout the day. Bathhouse includes lounge area with a soda/snack machine, 2 dish washing sinks, and a teensy laundry room. English is spoken everywhere here in New Brunswick.
Destination Notes
Destination Notes
The Park itself is an attraction, with Sugarloaf Mountain (a small ex-Volcano) dominating the landscape and the hiking options. There are lots of trails to hike and bike in this park. There’s a downhill ski area with a ski-lift for bikes to go up and ride back down all day for ($25) or just once ($5). Campbellton is 5 minutes away, and Dalhousie, the northern most point in New Brunswick, is about 30 minutes away.
The Park itself is an attraction, with Sugarloaf Mountain (a small ex-Volcano) dominating the landscape and the hiking options. There are lots of trails to hike and bike in this park. There’s a downhill ski area with a ski-lift for bikes to go up and ride back down all day for ($25) or just once ($5). Campbellton is 5 minutes away, and Dalhousie, the northern most point in New Brunswick, is about 30 minutes away.
Above: the Provincial Park's namesake Sugarloaf Mountain. Below (from top to bottom): Classic cars pulling small RVs when the Canadian Coasters were neighbors for 1 night; View of Campbellton from atop Sugarloaf; Bridge connecting Quebec and New Brunswick; Campbellton landmarks -- the fish fountain and the waterfront storage shed.
Sugarloaf Provincial Park Campground (image from Google Satellite)
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