Campground Reviews

Like many of the campgrounds we've been in recently, this one is very much a parking lot in an open field...which we are not big fans of. Overall, it served its purpose, but it was pretty forgettable.

While this campground was packed in very tightly, its oceanfront location right in the charming town of Saint Andrews, more than made up for the cramped quarters.

This campground gets a lot of things right, but the price and associated policies are way out of proportion to the sites.

We would not recommend this campground because of their customer service, but if you're just looking for a place to set up for a couple of days, and you're willing to pay the price and take the risk, objectively, it's not a bad campground.

This campground, in Brownfield, Maine, is located right on the border with New Hampshire. It is spacious, heavily wooded, and quiet. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely return.

2017 Review: We really enjoyed our stay at this campground. The sites were spacious and, even better, the location in Northern Vermont was just spectacular!

July, 2019 Update: While we still enjoyed this campground, the campground's low voltage was disappointing.

This is a fairly large, well kept campground with several nice features, including a farm, about 30 minutes from Gettysburg National Park.

We have a love/hate relationship with this park. There is much that they have gotten exactly right and which serves our purposes well, but there are some drawbacks that are really problematic.

We chose this campground because it was relatively close to Harrisonburg, Virginia, where friends of ours were getting married. It's kindof a weird place, but it served our purposes well.

We very much enjoyed the heavily wooded sites and well maintained common areas, however, the company needs to invest in infrastructure repair or they're going to have a lot of unhappy customers once it gets busy this summer.