The sites in the pull thru area which I believe was called the Woodlands where so tight that most fire rings are under your awning or your mirror where over the next sites pit.(NOT SAFE). The smoke was out of control. If you like peace and quite this is not the place for you as weekends there even in the off season you are swamped with kids 4-5 per trailer.The good things are they are close to the park and they run a shuttle bus to the park,in off season it only runs when the park itself is open. The sites up on the hill are very nice but that train is right on top of them. WiFi would of been great but six bucks for the use, what next.HERSHEY SHOULD DO BETTER!!!!!Museum was great.

Very nice campground with many seasonals. Well taken care grass areas and gravel roads. We did not use the pools but they looked to be very clean and the lake was beautiful but did not get time to wet a line as we where only there on a over nite. If your a dog owner feel restricted with animals can only stay on your site,no walking on roads. That stunk!! We always pick up. My guess is not all do this.

Great people who where very helpfully. They escort you to your site and will help you pull in if needed. This is a great campground to see the southern coast area from. We camped here in a motorhome and we where the largest on site, upper area had room for us but watch the lower wood areas if your in a class A. We will be back!!

Small CG with way to many tents (everywhere). Seasonal sites where not taken care of, some overgrown. The roads where rough with pot holes. Location is good as it is on the trolley line. It is a place to overnight if you have no choice. We where not able to book anything else due to holiday in Canada. Owners are friendly and new so you may see change. We will check in with them in a few years and see how things go. We just fit in our site.