Rules & Regulations.

Here are the rules and regulations all guests must follow to vacation with us. Campers who are not willing to follow these guidelines will, unfortunately, be asked to leave the premises and will not be privy to cancellation credits or refunds of any kind. Please read our Cancellation and Refund Policies for clarifications.

Date Updated: 2025 Season

NO Glass Bottles in Park. The environment is too precious. One broken bottle in the river or in our sites makes them unsafe for wildlife, our campers and our staff. This includes glass bottles being near and in the river. They are strictly prohibited.
Public Drinking and Smoking. To ensure a healthy family friendly environment, consumption of alcohol and smoking are allowed in private camp sites only. Consumption of alcohol and smoking are prohibited in the community areas, except after 9 p.m.
Swim at Your Own Risk. The river is unsupervised by the park staff and is to be used at your own risk. Children must be supervised by a caretaker at all times of being in or near the river.
Dogs Must Be Leashed. Dogs must be kept on leashes at all times inside park boundaries unless they are inside your tent or RV.
Respect all living things, including trees. Please respect the living animals and wilderness inside and surrounding the park, including the trees and living brush. Fallen or dead trees, branches or brush can be used as firewood and kindling, but please do not cut or burn anything that is green or living.
No Fires Outside Provided Fire Pits or Left Unattended. Provided fire pits must be used and fire contained in the metal fire pit provided by our park. Also, lit fires and hot embers are never to be left unattended. Both are leading causes for wildfires which can put a large number of people and wildlife in grave danger. Wildfires cause by campers can result in the party responsible to receive a large fine from NB Natural Resources.
Respect of Park Services. Park services should be considered a privilege, and are intended to make your stay enjoyable. The abuse or failure to respect the park and its facilities, such as littering, not cleaning up your mess, or charging electric vehicles, may result in additional fees.
Commercial Operations. No commercial operations are allowed except with express agreement of campground management, i.e. commercial entities selling and delivering products like firewood, sports equipment, and other consumables.
“Leave No Trace.” A common saying used by backcountry campers is to “leave no trace”. Our guests are expected to do the same and bring out what they’ve brought in, including all camping gear and personal belongings brought to their site. A garbage dumpster is available at the gate for drop-off as you leave. A central recycling area is located at the main building.
General Parking Only. All vehicles, excluding RVs, must be parked in designated parking areas.
Respect Quiet Hours. Please respect your fellow campers by keeping quiet after our designated quiet hours.
Guests. You may invite family and friends to visit, limited to the amount of parking available at your site. Guests must leave the park by 10 p.m. nightly. If non-registered guests stay overnight, an additional payment of $20 per person is required.

Park Quiet Time

Monday to Thursday: 10:00 pm
Friday and Saturday: Midnight
Sunday: 9:00 pm

Liability Waiver.

All guests are required to agree to Riverbend Wilderness Camping Inc.’s current liability waiver in order to vacation with us.

This Liability Waiver states that You (also referred to as the “Camper” and/or “Party”) release and waive Riverbend Wilderness Camping Inc. (also referred to as the “Staff”, “Owners”, “Us” and/or “We”) from all liability associated with camper or camping damage, loss or injury. You are choosing to agree to these terms by completing your booking with us at our Riverbend Wilderness Camping Inc. campground, located at 423 Salisbury Back Road, Salisbury, New Brunswick, Canada, through this CampoSpot Reservation Platform or any other means.

This contract can be terminated at anytime by either party, and expressly by management following any breach of the terms and conditions contained herein. The result of any breach of this agreement or deliberate actions by your party, damaging to the campground or any acts of a criminal nature, will result in an immediate eviction from the property and a permanent ban from visiting the property in the future.
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By completing your booking with us, online or otherwise, you are agreeing to the statement that all members of the party residing at Riverbend Wilderness Camping Inc. under your reservation do not have any physical limitations, medical ailments, physical or mental disabilities that would limit or prevent them from safely residing on our grounds for the duration of your designated stay, pertaining to but is not limited to rough terrains, forested terrain, slippery and/or uneven pathways, bodies of water, open fires, varied wildlife, biting insects and other guests. By completing your booking, you are agreeing to hold harmless Riverbend Wilderness Camping Inc., its staff and/or owners, for any and all injuries that occur to any persons while on the park property. The Camper also acknowledges and agrees to waive all liability of losses and/or damages pertaining to their property during their stay on Riverbend Wilderness Camping Inc. grounds.

Any questions regarding our park Liability Waiver, Rules and Regulations? No problem! Feel free to contact us with your questions.

Riverbend Wilderness Camping Office

Office Phone: 1 (506) 801-0269

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