Oceanside RV Park

$20 for dry camping with washroom/shower access and dump station. Friendly host. There is a Lions club onsite so we joined Sunday night Bingo and had a bar - interesting experience - we left just before the end as there is a covered access plugged full of smokers and a thick wall of smoke (so ignorant).

The campground is right at the shore with direct access and views to the ocean. Unfortunately, while we were there, rain and wind gusts were so strong that we had to leave earlier than anticipated.

Nothing fancy about this park but it's great! The waterfront views are phenomenal! Todd is an awesome, accommodating host with loads of information and suggestions of what to see and do. He told us about a couple towns across the way to see icebergs. Conche had an iceberg like we've never seen! We would have never thought to go over there had it not been for Todd's suggestion. This is an excellent place to plant for few days (we stayed 5 and are glad we did) so you can see what this great area has to offer. Make sure you hike to Phillips Garden and visit with the friendly locals.

This was a great campground that was right on the beach. It was clean and the staff was very accommodating and friendly. We stayed for three nights and spent our time touring the surrounding area and eating in the local restaurants. They only have water and electric but they do have a decent dump station available. There were two caribou, male & female, that hung around the area and allowed me to get pretty close for photographs. We also got to see a moose, our first, along the main road just outside of town. If you go, make sure to take some time to hike along the shoreline. Also, there’s a grocery store right down the street. We’d definitely stay here again if our travels bring us back to Newfoundland.

Port au Choix is definitely worth a few days' visit, and this is the place to stay if you have a camper or RV. This is a very nice amenity offered by the local community, so my thanks go out to the citizens of Port au Choix. Campsites are adjacent to the beach. Bathrooms are okay. The real start is the adjacent park area, where we hiked along the shore, saw moose and caribou, and the remains of historic native campsites.