Pleasant Bay Camp

My son loves it at this camp!

Kids favorite camp and they love to go annually.

Beautiful views very well maintained.

Lots of great, summer memories here.

I can only tell you what I see from this place, its very special for children. The buildings are well built and maintained , the land is huge and kept well . It's located at the end of North Beach Rd in Consecon. It must be filled with children once summer arrives .

Nice campground for families to visit. A little shocked at how low the water level is at the beach.

Great place to relax and get away from the business of the city. We've been coming here for a few years now and every summer spent here is a time we can't forget. Nestled in the heart of prince Edward county, there is lots to see and do. Or just enjoy the beach, go for a walk or bike ride, and relax. They offer seasonal rentals, daily rentals as well and a few basic ammenities. Awesome community attached to the kids camp down the road.

Looks like a lovely place but was harassed by an angry Karen type lady as I excercised my legally granted right to access crown land as I walked through the waters of the point, well off of their legal private property. I simply and semi politely ignored her threats and carried on my way as I was always planning to do anyway. Not a very Christian camp if you ask me....typical of these kind of people though, sadly. Probably thought I was some no mind tourist who isn't aware of shoreline law and my legal rights to access the shore. Angry entitled Karen: 0/ Proud Canadian citizen, lover and protector of our nature and local beach walker who leaves nothing but footprints behind: 1. Still gave them three stars though as they keep their place immaculate ( im at the beach year round and can confirm) and having to endure the pent up covid lockdown demand for beach access at the adjacent north beach must seem overwhelming to them and I get it to some extent (property owner here too!) But personal emotions or personal feelings and the law are two very different things...besides, they use proximity to that very same public beach as a marketing tool on their website as a means of attracting guests as they have no real beach of their own. How many of their guests use the public beach without paying the entry fee by just walking over and setting up shop for the day? Hypocrisy much...Looks like a two way all day street to me as I have witnessed this happening on countless occasions while I am on my walks over the years lol. Hope they chill out and act in a more welcoming way towards wanderers as that is what their much quoted Christ would have done....anyways, thats the view from where I stand take it or leave it, don't really care.