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We called for a spot and although they were full, we were given the overflow site next to the main building. This park is an experience with dinner and breakfast served for a fee daily. Also, nightly music performances on the patio. We aren’t the type to partake but the music was really fun. Hope we can stay here again.

This park is old and has quite a few full time residents. The sites are Wide, full service and pull thru but we had to unhook our tow due to site length. Sites are probably 60 feet long or less. There is road noise from I-95. Some of the turns in and to the park are tight. It’s OK for an overnight.

Mostly flat well graveled sites with full hookups for a reasonable price. Park seems to be under new management. There are also cabins and a lodge on the property. Drive into the park and choose a spot and then go to lodge to pay.

This campground is the pick of the litter at exit 303. The park looks like an ex-KOA and has a few full timers. Our site was level, full service and paved. Site length had to be 100 feet and easily accessed, wide. There’s a nice campstore, pizza delivery from Hungry Howies and a pool. Good Wi-Fi, too. It’s not a resort but I would definitely stay again.

Easy to find campground with long level sites and full amenities. Some full time campers and lots of overnighters. Call ahead to guarantee a spot.

This is an enormous parking lot overlooking a lake with a walking path. Very quiet and level.
Cabelas has a restaurant inside

Very nicely maintained park with gravel roads and sites. The sites are all big rig friendly with full hookups. There is a small cafe in the office. Free wi-fi.