We were looking for a place to just spend overnight on our way home. We found this campground that states it has premium pull-through sites. We called before arrival and asked for the info needed to make sure there were sites available and to get final directions. Once we arrived we needed to call a phone number to get someone up to the office which says it is open 11am-5pm. We arrived around 3pm. No one answered the phone. We couldn't even turn around to leave because of the gate. We called several times and someone came up to help us (not the owners) and after another phone call the owner finally came. She said she didn't think we were coming?! She charged us $5 more than the first gal said, because the pull through sites have sewer which we didn't need. We wanted pull through so we could leave car attached. The "premium site" was a grass hill that was very unlevel. The "sparkling bath house" as advertised actually had rusty facilities and spider webs in the sink. Very disappointing campground, but were told "it is mostly seasonals." Should add there was free WiFi. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Camping here was not a good experience. Lets just say if you are not a seasonal camper here, you are not welcome. Golf carts rule the roads and also like to go through other people's campsites. Kids driving them piled on top of each other! The "Dj" blasted Rap music into the late night. It was not pleasant for us to sit by the fire hearing bad language from the "seasonal" campers as they drove up and down the road in golf carts while listening to foul music. Not a family campground. I guess they have enough seasonal campers they don't need anyone else. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This park is a little off the beaten path. We were there over the Memorial Day weekend and did not seem to fit in well with the seasonal/weekend crowd. There were lots of families with kids and ATV's with lots of activities. They had a band and the DJ was talking a little "off-color" for our tastes given the fact adolescents were present. The site was muddy but the staff was extremely helpful in resolving the initial issue we had parking our large rig. Road construction without clear markings caused some confusion. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We went to this campground late in the season and it was very quiet. The swimming area was being drained and the campground was almost empty. Getting to our site was a little troublesome due to a very very small one lane bridge which is falling apart at best. Once set up the site was large and partly shaded. The washrooms were big and very clean. It appears that most of the park is seasonal. It was a nice base for our time in the area which was very interesting due to it being mostly Amish. The nearest large town is approximately 20-25 min away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park has new owners and a new access bridge that's wide. They are really cleaning the place up. The large swim lake was clean and nice. We were here for the pig roast. What a blast. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a good park, well maintained but containing a lot of "permanent" seasonals. We would have rated it higher but when our friends came to visit us they were charged $3 each even though all we did was sit and talk. Our visitors were also INFORMED that they had to be out of the park by sunset even though their own rules said 10 p.m. The staff made them feel VERY unwelcome and made our visit less than it could have been. Seems the staff doesn't know their own rules as they charged us LESS than the P.A. price in our book. I was also worried that we had to drive our big rig across a very small concrete bridge that was already broken. We camped here in a Motorhome.