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Very interesting town on a long cove. some lovely local craft shops, a museum, great restaurants. We followed the cove road out to the coast. It was a slower drive as the road was rough but it was very pretty, very local, no icebergs but they do pop into the area sometimes.

We saw a nice iceberg at King's Point and went for a boat ride the next day to see it up close. Had a great breakfast and seafood supper at the restaurant by the waterfront, whose name I forget but it is the main restaurant. Good craft store across the street from this same restaurant/hotel.

We really like John and Rhonda's facilty. The unit is large, impeccably clean, quiet and comfortable, with a great mattress and pillows, which enabled us to sleep well. While there are a lot of people in the bar and restaurant, they quiet down at a very reasonable hour. The staff is magnificent. It is a great halfway point between Port aux Basques and St. Johns,

King's Point is beautiful and full of character - you'll take a million photos! Icebergs are common visitors in season, Rattling Brook with its gorgeous falls is just up the road, and there are charming structures and beautiful vistas everywhere. This town really knows how to take care of campers and tourists. You should definitely visit!!! Shout-outs to Roy's Pub, Dining and Motel (comfy rooms, friendly service and tasty food), Stage Grub (the most wonderful shoestring fries!) and King's Point Grocery & Hardware (a little bit of everything, including pre-packed baggies of condiments and such for travellers' convenience). Everybody was friendly and helpful -- even when a tree fell on a power line our last morning there and cut electricity to the entire town, we felt very well taken care of :-)