As others have stated, owners are very nice and do everything to make your experience a good one. However, this campground is not made for 40' or larger rigs. While the sites are level and clean, there is very tight access to sites. I felt lucky to get a space that i could pull into off the main drive and had to back out to leave. If your rig is 38' and down it is a great place to stay overnight while traveling on I95. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a tired campground. Some of the paved sites were uneven and the macadam was broken. Almost all sites are pull thru and long enough for big rigs. Small bathhouses, but stainless steel and very, very clean. Small, old fashioned and very tired putt putt course and other recreational facilities were also long in the tooth. Very friendly owners who lived on site, extremely helpful from the time they escorted us to our site until we left. Nice pool but it is open to area residents so got a bit crowded in 100+' heat. Camped with a club. We were given free use of the open air pavilion for our breakfast and dinner gatherings. When the owner realized it would be too hot for this, he gave us, free of charge, the use of his air conditioned hall with full kitchen, 2 full bathrooms and seating for feeding over 50 people! Free of charge for the entire weekend! That's way above the call of duty! As far as road noise - I'm a very light sleeper and did not have any problems at all with I-95 noise. We were towards the back of the campground, but we realized that it parallels the highway - didn't go back away from it! Some old, dumpy permanent rigs were present, and the place needs a lot of work, but the owners were so thoughtful towards our group that we all said we would return. Rates were lower than most places in the vicinity and it would work well as an overnight stop along the interstate. Wish I could rate it higher, but the facilities don't warrant it. The owners, however, get a full '10'!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Like the earlier poster, we were mystified how this campground received good marks by both Trailer Life and Woodall's. Camping here was like camping in a rest stop with hookups! The highway was so close we could have given traffic reports! Ear plugs were essential to get any sleep. We did get full hookups and a pull-through site, so it made for an easy stop, but, we would never stay here again. There was only one restroom open (signs on the other restrooms said closed for the season, but this park was full. The one restroom that was open was out of toilet paper. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stop here all the time on our way to and from Florida. Easy in and out. The Campground is close to I-95. But road noise was not a problem. They had a area in the back of the Campground to wash RV's. Our truck broke down while it the Campground. It was in the Ford Service Shop for 2 weeks. Owners were very helpful getting us to the store, and running us to the Ford Dealer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Fairly nice park. It is about the halfway point in our travel up the East Coast. We stayed one night on April 29 on our way north and one night on May 14 on our way back down south. The pool was not open on either stop and the WIFI that is advertised was not working either time (according to the office staff, it was for a different reason each time). Overall, easy in and out by Interstate 95. We will likely stay there again on our way northward next time and on the return trip southward. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here during the fourth of July. It's near the interstate and can be noisy at night, but nothing ear plugs will not cure. The pool was very nice, but they do allow day swimmers and it does get crowded during the day. The putt-putt was in need of repair badly. The lot is paved and has paved pull thru sites which is nice. The owners were very nice to us. Good place to stay while travaling through or to stay a few days. Rates were not to bad. They take Good Sam. Enjoyed it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stopped at this Campground for the last 5 years. It is a older Campground with Great Owners. The owner does charge a 5.00 fee to wash RV'S. The Campground has a area to wash Rigs on Well Water. The sites have city water. We were broke down while at the campground and the owners helped out with getting us to the store. It is the kind of Place to spend the nite, get up and hit the road. Nothing Fancy but a Solid 6. Easy in and easy out, and some road noise. We will continue to stop at Sleepy Bear Campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground looks like it was nice when new and no money has been spent on it in 20 years. It has old, dead & stored RV's inside and outside the fence. Neighboring property is a former motel with shattered glass and doors. The bathroom was not clean and had broken tiles and fixtures. Sites are okay but not nicely landscaped. It comes equipped with fire ants at no charge but we paid extra for children. It's better than pulling onto the side of I-95. Oddly, the pool is crystal clear. We will not stop here again and are baffled how it gets decent ratings from Good Sam and Woodalls. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Owner is not very nice if you try and wash the front of your rig. He over charged me then wanted $5.00 to wash the front of my rig. I will never stop at this place again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Owners are extremly helpful, and nice. Live on site. Paved pull thru's. Very clean and neat. Would return again if in the area. Interior roads good. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly helpful staff. Have room for big rigs. Charge $4.00 per night for 50 amp service, which I thought was excessive. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is O.K. for over night stop or a week. Staff was very nice. Some road noise from I-95. We camped here in a camper.