12 June 2012 (Riverside Iroquois RV Park, Edmundston, New Brunswick Canada)

We left Nova Scotia this morning in route to Montreal.  We drove approximately 300 miles and laid over for the night.  We stopped at the Riverside (Iroquois) RV Park in Edmundston, New Brunswick.  We had tried to book reservations a few days prior, but were unable to do so over the phone.  The recorded message from their office said that reservations were not necessary and that plenty of sites were available.  Upon our arrival we met one of the host campers mowing the grass that helped direct us to our sites.  A short time later after we had set up, a nice lady showed up and took care of our paperwork and took our money.  Both of the staff members we dealt with were very nice and accommodating.
     The park was not large, I guessing about 65 sites or so. They had about 6 pull through sites with electric, water and WI-FI only.  I believe the back in sites all had full hook ups.  There was no cable TV available in the park.  A dump station was available on the way out.  They had their own sewer tube attached so all you needed to do was hook it to your rig and dump. The sites were spacious, especially the pull throughs.  There were numerous spots that backed up to the creek.  If we had spent more time here we would have gotten one of those for sure. The power, water and Wi-Fi were adequate and we had no issues with any of them.  They had portable type wash rooms and showers that were very well maintained and clean.  The washrooms had music piped in.  Washers and dryers were also available for $2.75 a load (total for both).
     There were no ugly park model campers, or any full timers in this park.  The camp ground was well maintained and was a pleasant over night stay for us.  I would come back here again.