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Our top choices for Canada - New England RV Parks

1. Glamp Camp

Waterborough

Jack

P11,343 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 28 - Oct 29

A wooden deck with a hot tub and a view of a forest through a large window.

2. Mi-Clos

Orford

Frederik

P18,310 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 20 - Oct 21

A lakeside view with chairs and a sign indicating no lifeguard on duty.

3. Ladd Pond Cabins and Campground

Colebrook

Luis

P7,648 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

4. Patten Pond Camping Resort

Ellsworth

Rae

P10,791 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 8 - Oct 9

A wooden cabin with a porch, surrounded by trees and rocks.

5. Danforth Bay Camping and RV Resort

Freedom

Jacqui

P11,314 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 7 - Oct 8

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Top Canada - New England Hotel Reviews

The Barrington Hotel

8/10 Good

"Property was good, great location and staff were very helpful. Stayed 3 nights but never had my room cleaned. Not sure if this is normal or if it was missed. I know some hotels don’t offer daily clean. I did have my “do not disturb” sign up one day but not the second day. It was fine as a solo traveller as I had enough towels for my stay. Garbages could have been emptied tho. And there was no hand soap at the sink, had to use the body wash in the shower."

The Revolution Hotel

8/10 Good

"The hotel itself is very nice, and the staff were all lovely. I was admittedly disappointed with my room, as I had booked a room with a bath inside, and according to the images on the website, I thought I’d have a glass shower and robe. However, the bathroom was more like a college dorm, with just a curtain that didn’t keep the water from flooding the bathroom. The toilet didn’t have a lid. It was also a step up to the bathroom, which could be precarious when it was wet. The bed was comfy, but there were no drawers for storing clothes. Overall, I was here for only a few days, so it was fine, but it just wasn’t what I thought based on the website."

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