This was one of the most disappointing parks we have stayed in. 99% of the sites are privately owned with only about 20 "transient sites" available. They had just opened for the season on May 1, when we arrived. Most of the owners were there cleaning up their sites and mowing their yards, but the park basically looks like a trailer park. The showers were tacky with no adjustable controls and the water kept shutting off every 30 seconds or so. There is no Wi-Fi even though their ad says they have it. We would not camp here again. We feel it is extremely over rated and not worth the high nightly rate. The water front sites are on a canal and the nightly rate is $80 for them. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Contrary to the previous comment, this campground does not allow tenters. In fact, if you look at the photo on the home page of their web site you'll see their sign says "no tent camping." Having said that, we have been there and are going back next week. It is a wonderful place for a one-week vacation. Not a lot of small kids running through your site, seasonals and campers very respectful of the quiet most of us are looking for on vacation, great store, etc. I would strongly recommend this campground to campers who respect the rights of others by maintaining control of children, pets, etc. The waterfront (canal and bay) sites are a real joy and for people like us who only vacation once a year, it's the perfect place to go. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was very clean and the office staff were very friendly. The park was quiet and the majority of the people there were permanite campers. Although the price was a bit steep and the amount of personal information collected at check in was a bit extensive I will stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We are seasonals there. It used to be great. Now it's NOT. So many new "rules". Only 2008 or 2009 trailer are allowed in park as seasonal. Price went up dramaticlly. It seems almost not worth it there anymore. Used to be fun now it just frustrating. Seems like they are nickle and dimeing you for everything. We now pay for our own electric. It used to be included. No big deal. But they still charge for overnight guest staying at you site. Why I'm paying for the electric. It's not costing them anything extra for guests to stay at my site, it's costing me. This year they started charging for day visitors. I had friend who were staying in ocean city. They had their own place in oc. They wanted to go out on my pontoon boat while the were in town. I said no problem come on over. There were eleven of them. Adults and children. When they got there they told me they were late because everyon of them had to go into the office and register: name, age, address, and pay five dollars each. Fifty-five dollars just to get in the door. To drive to my lot and go on a boat. Didn't use electric, or water or anything for that matter. Unreal. Thinking very seriously of moving. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice place to stay near Ocean City, MD. The campground has 1000 sites, but only 30 are available with full hookups. There is plenty of room for tenters, which is why the bathrooms get a bit overused during July and August and they don't stay very clean. Lots of stuff for kids to do. It's actually about a mile from the beach, but they have a nice area on the bay. We camped here in a camper.