stevenbrubaker

This is a great campground to stop off for the night as well as if you are looking for fewer activites and a little lower key. The facilities are nice and well maintained, clean and all were functioning properly when we were here. The water pressure is high (~80 psi) so use the pressure regulators or fill your tank and work off the pump. WiFi was OK in the evenings but a little too saturated during the work day.

A little pricey and hard to get a booking for, but extra clean, every amenity you can think of, lots of space and privacy in sites. All around GREAT campground! Highly recommended

near-ocean sites, but very tight. Lots of parties, due to beach. Beach is accessible and can see seals right from the shore. Beach also means lots of sites without FHU, so they have a daily honey wagon service that you can pay for (~$20/dump). Nice store. There is also a lobster shack onsite which is not too bad. Cell service is limited. Site prices are super high also, but this is on Mount Desert Island in the summer....

Decent enough campground. They are building a lot of new areas, so the campground map may not be accurate (the week we were there the Kamp K9 was under construction, but it is coming!). They keep the park clean and near Naples small town area on the water.

This campground is limited in amenities and no activities from the campground. It is a working farm. Checkin is in the front office of the farm house - no camp store. Only maybe 20 FHU sites and the rest are W/E only. Sprint tower onsite so excellent speed and reliability.

This is a really great family park. Keep in mind, it is a family resort so it can get a little loud with kids (and sometimes adults), but they have tons of things to appeal to everyone! Fall they do a haunted house and trick-or-treating, lots of daily activities for the kids throughout the summer also, a huge pool and game room. Do not expect peace and quiet - expect to go and make some really awesome memories with the kids and grandkids!

My rating is not based on the resort style atmosphere... it is on the sites. Most of the times we have gone here, there were issues with the sites. They placed us in a site that was too small for our rig, and kinda had to make do, and another time we drove into our site and found another trailer halfway onto our site because there were trees growing in the middle of the site! The rest of the site was way too steep with the roots that they were placed so close I could not open my awnings.... and management could not do anything about it.

The other thing that caused another star to drop is the "add-ons"... $10 resort fee on top of per person fee and then pet fees. They have to be able to charge for all these activities, but seems like a lot of additional fees that can really make this place pretty expensive.

A little over-priced, and nickel and dime you for everything. This is a loud campground - CG states that they are a family-fun destination, and that there are many parks nearby offering a quiet option. So if you are looking for a family fun destination, then this might be for you! They do have a great facility, lots of activities for the whole family. Arcade, indoor gymnasium, Halloween costume contests and a haunted house, a daily canon firing, wine shop, theater onsite, etc.

Access to the sites can be tight and a little awkward. The big rig loop up front has some tight roads and turns to it, and sites are short so trucks and cars are parked right up on the road.

We have stayed here multiple times. People are almost always pleasant, but it is loud! Internet is sketchy - AT&T & Verizon gets 1-2 bars LTE, while Sprint has none. Cell booster helps some, but hard to work / school here. CG WiFi is overloaded in the summer, but not terrible in the off season.

This campground has a lot of great amenities such as ropes courses, BMX track, nice mini golf course, and a stocked camp store. But it is also very convenient to get to the beach - simple walk or bike ride a few blocks and you are there! Friendly folks, they keep to the quiet hours pretty good. Some spots can be tree covered and some are open, but the staff was good about letting us look at the options before choosing our site. I will keep this one on my list to come back to when we are back in that area!

people were super friendly, but that is really all that is good. Sites were parking lots for C section, and river sites are all taken. Summer concert series means no one listens to quiet hours. Strong smell of sewer at times. NO wifi or cell signal by the river.

Well kept campground, and plenty of nice folks around! Sites are pretty large, but many are open and not tree covered. Easy parking, but no shade. It is on the water, so it does remain pretty windy at times, but you get the benefit of the nice cool Maine summers! It is only about 15 minutes to the Hull Cove visitors center at Acadia National Park. Cell coverage appears decent, but underlying infrastructure seems to be overwhelmed at times.