Harding Point CG, St. John, NB

[cpaharley2008]

What a delightful spot, accessible by ferry, approximately 20 miles north of historic St. John, New Brunswick. Located on the St. John River, it has 2 ferries that operate
24/7, free passage. It was my first time pulling onto ferry and I was a little hesitant. But it has a cable to prevent off course issues in the strong river currents. The CG has pool, a store, full hook ups and is a Good Sam member, less than $40 cn per night. Across the landing there is a nice diner that serves 7-7 breakfast, lunch, dinner, all local sea food plus poutine. It is within walking distance from the ferry.

[cpaharley2008]

More ferry pictures

[Ron in BC]

Looks nice. Nicer than the municipal one in town. Did you see the reversing falls? Bit of a shock to go there and find a fire breathing dragon of a pulp mill right there on the shore.

Poutine, are you kidding. Actually I finally broke down and tried it. Pretty yummy but probably not in a healthy way.

Ron

[cpaharley2008]

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

Looks nice. Nicer than the municipal one in town. Did you see the reversing falls? Bit of a shock to go there and find a fire breathing dragon of a pulp mill right there on the shore.

Poutine, are you kidding. Actually I finally broke down and tried it. Pretty yummy but probably not in a healthy way.

Ron

Yes, we watched the reversing falls. In fact, you were the reason we went to Canada, when crossing the border I was asked "why are you visiting?" and I responded, "Digby Scallops and poutine" Well worth the trip....

[ReagentGrade]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

... when crossing the border I was asked "why are you visiting?" and I responded, "Digby Scallops and poutine" Well worth the trip....

Good one Jim! I'll have to reminder that one.

[MyronL]

Love reading about a good food trip, Jim.