Marta Borowska

There’s a couple of bathrooms before you enter the campground if you need to stop on your way up the Cabot trail. Just a hole in the ground with some doors. Hand sanitizer provided.

There’s a little drive thru you can go to pay for a park pass for the day. Discounts for families. The line took a whole with only 3 cars ahead. You can pay cash or credit here. There’s also a visitor centre but not always open. They give you a little receipt with tape that you can stick to your dash.

Cool little spot to see a big violin/fiddle for some landmark pictures. There’s some live music from the restaurant next to it which is nice and we also walked by some people practicing bagpipes in the park from the public parking lot. Some people fishing near the water. Some shops inside with a cool little lighthouse statue. Parking right near the fiddle is for people going to the restaurant only. Worth a short visit if you’re in town otherwise not much to do here.

Fun experience playing glow in the dark mini golf with psychedelic art throughout. Comfortable experience playing as a pair, gets a bit more tricky and busy as a group, especially if you end up waiting behind groups. Only real complaint about the golf part is that some areas smell like dirty socks/feet from so much foot traffic on the carpet.

The arcade is a nice addition but nothing special or crazy. Seemed to be about $2.50 a game, depends what you play. There’s bathrooms on site, decent amount of parking.

Management and customer service needs improvement, plant-based pizza itself was pretty good. Not a very welcoming place, history of poor treatment of employees. Parking shared with other shops in the plaza. Would get Pizza Pizza again but probably not from this location.