Borden / Summerside KOA Journey General Information

All campground guests and visitors are asked to register at the store and will be issued vehicle passes. Visitors of registered campers who wish to use any of the amenities will be charged $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children per day.Visitors are expected to leave the campground property by 10:00 pm. Visitors planning to stay overnight must register before 8:00 pm and overnight visitors will only be permitted if the number of adults does not exceed the maximum allowed on that site. The normal extra overnight guest fee will apply. Visitors cannot erect a tent or add another camping unit on the site they are visiting. The Campground has the option to restrict the number of visitors to any one site.

Our store and registration area opens at 9:00 am and closes at 8:30 pm. RV supplies, groceries, ice cream and more are available! Info will be left outside the office for late arrivals. The closing time may change to an earlier time during some days during the off season.

Our quiet times are between 10:30 pm and 7:00 am. Excessive noise (including loud music) is not permitted at any time of the day or night.

Guests are welcome to check in any time after 2 pm into camp sites or after 3 pm into cabins. Check out time is 11 am. If you decide you want to depart early, we will refund you if we know 48 hours before your new planned departure time for camp sites and 7 days before your new planned departure time for cabins.  Note that special rules apply during long weekends and holidays.

Our pool is open to guests from 9:00 am until 8:00 pm, or an hour before sunset, whichever is earlier.

Note: Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Also, please read the pool rules which are posted in the pool area.

Our Laundry is open to guests from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm. Please ensure you have the proper coins if you plan on using the laundry facility outside of normal store hours.

The machines take Canadian coins only and accept quarters, dollars(lunies), or two dollar (twonies) coins.

Washers are front loaded. Please use a small quantity of liquid detergent.

There is one washroom facility. The showers are not coin operated.

The games room is open from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm

The access to the Trail is near Cabin 5. The Trail is exceptional for walking, jogging, cycling or ebiking!

We are a small campground with owners and staff living on site. You may enter and exit the campground at any time. Please have your vehicle pass displayed in your front windshield so that we know you are a registered guest. Please be respective of people who may be sleeping if you arrive later than 10:30 pm. Some of our guest have long travel days the next day.

Our campground roads are limited to licensed motorized vehicles only. (Quads and dirt bikes cannot be operated within campground boundaries). Ebikes are permitted but please yield to pedestrians.

Subject to temporary provincial fire bans, campfires are permitted until midnight. You may be asked to extinguish fires earlier if there is any disruption to neighboring sites. Campfires are only permitted in the fire pits provided. Fires should be low, supervised, and properly extinguished before retiring for the night.

Please do not burn garbage or wood containing nails or screws.

We always have many children in our Park who are walking, running, or biking. Please keep your speed down to 10 km/hr.

Please help us abide by the requirements of the Island Waste Watch Agency by adhering to the following:

• Waste must be in a CLEAR plastic bag and thrown in the waste dumpster near the front entrance. If you do not have a clear bag, dump the contents of the bag into the dumpster and toss the bag in the waste separately.
  
• Compost can be placed in the smaller green bin near the front entrance. Please use compostable bags only OR dump the contents into the bin and put the non-compostable bag into waste. It is very important that compost not contain any plastic or metal.
  
• Recyclables – Please leave pop cans, beer cans, beer bottles, plastic bottles and glass bottles in the designated spot near the dumpster near the front entrance.
  

We are happy to be back!

Barry is originally from Newfoundland and Donna hails from PEI. We purchased this campground in 2013 but we only became hands on managers of it in 2020. It has become our special place and we believe the reason it has is because it is a small intimate campground. We have time to get to know most of our guests. Having the music hall is a tremendous bonus and gives everyone a chance to hear some great tunes and socialize with us and other guests. We never know who might show up and perform!