Xeromez

The Park Staff at check in were very friendly. However, there were a lot of seasonal sites (looked to be about 50%) and they were very developed with rvs attached to physical structures. So much so that it pulled you right out of the immersion of being in a campground. To be fair, this is only our 3rd time camping but I did not feel this way in the other campgrounds we have been at. Most of the site that were not seasonal were very exposed and felt like you were in a parking lot. Lot of golf carts just making round after round all along the area. Most people seemed friendly, It was just that it felt like a weird vibe. The Site was clean and very level gravel. I would give it another shot as it is a great place to hit Wildwood and Cape May. Cape May was wonderful. Went to the Point and had lunch, walked on the beach and there was free parking. Wildwood's boardwalk was nice but it was the off season so a lot of it was closed.

Any complaint I have is mostly because this is the first time we have ever been RVing. The campground needs to have better signage for check in or at least have an employee who can direct you to where you can leave your rig and let you know that you need to go inside to check in, not stop at the unmanned gate/shed. Most of the pull through sites seemed too close together with little foliage/shrubbery for privacy. However, most of the people seemed polite/friendly. Staff was very good. Most of the services were open and clean in spite of the pandemic. All in all, not a bad first campground to get the feel of RVing. They had a small dog park and it was adequate for my 2 dogs. The one thing that bothered me was that there was a large group of people in the cabin area that were very loud, hooting and hollering until 1AM. Nothing done by staff to quiet them down.