We stayed at Baker's Acres twice this summer. We went back because we liked the location, the…read moresites, the people, and the staff. Everyone was so nice and welcoming. They have fun activities scheduled. I would go again.

10 years ago this place was probably worth 5 stars, but not anymore. More money needs to be spent…read moreon cleaning and up keep. Entrance shows its age with a faded sign and pot holes galore. Bath houses are dirty, and some had broken mirrors. Pool was surprisingly nice, though. We stayed on a weekend and the place was quiet, no activities or anything going on. We were surprised by the number of empty sites. WiFi is horrible. They give you 1 WiFi code good for 1 device and if you need another it's $1 a day. Beach badges are also $1 a day. Really? For about the same price you can stay at The Sea Pirate down the road which is 100x nicer.

Stayed here from Saturday June 8th - Wednesday June 12th 2024 with my parents as part of our long…read morebeach vacation. Very crowded and busy on the weekends. We actually arrived on saturday while the chili cookoff was going on, and i danced to the cotton eyed joe, cha cha slide, and cuban shuffle at my campsite.We also checked out the festival, and looked at local beers and chili but didn't try any. Once monday came around, everything was quiet. We had the pool to ourselves, and enjoyed it. However, maybe we had to ask or something, but am disappointed that the slide wasn't running on Monday June 10th while using the pool. It should be posted in the flyer which is given upon checkin, that during the offseason, things may not run as often. We also tried going to the camp store for firewood on Monday June 10th, but upon entering it was closed. I don't even think the galley was open either. What if someone was looking for daily specials? anyways. Pool is very warm and comfortable. RV sites are great and easy pull through. it was so easy getting in and out of the campsite. For kids, it has playgrounds, a jumping pillow, and in the pool area, a little kiddies camp where they can play. Other than rv sites, they have cabins, and tent sites. Overall enjoyed this place.

I have been a customer of Sea pirate Campground for about 15 years. Overall, I like the place…read more Pretty family friendly, especially for the kids. Lots of activities which can be easily found on the app. Kids activities include everything from a big bounce pillow. Sudzy sundaes on the field, inflatable water blowups. And a bucking bronco from time to time. There are two playgrounds, both of them could use a little bit of updating. There is a dog defecation park zone with a fire hydrant & mailbox too. They have a small arcade. Small gift shop. Pool goes up to 9' with a stiff diving board. (No back flips, bummer). Fishing pond. You can crab/kayak/canoe from rear property access to bay. Accommodations include tent sites, various level RV connections, and cabins. I like the cabin with 2 rooms, bathroom and kitchen the best. Not all kids are free anymore, which could be misleading from the road sit. Kids are free for the seasonal site holder registrants only, and infants. I still come back again and again. You'd have a good time too if you came.

The yurt we stayed in was vermin infested. All of our food was destroyed and there was mouse…read moredefecation everywhere. Staff barked at us saying we were driving to fast while they drove much faster in their golf carts. A major onsite RV fire meant we had to evacuate almost a whole day and breath in toxic fumes the rest.

The staff here were extremely friendly and helpful. The cabins were clean and had all the necessary…read moreamenities, (AC, heating, mini fridge, microwave, etc). The bathrooms were also all very clean so that was huge. All over a great experience if your looking to hang out outside and do some relaxing.

More of a campground for seasonal campers with RV's…read more We made a visit to Timberline because our friends are seasonal campers. As tent campers, we had a tent site in the field, which also gave us a little more room to enjoy nature. The restrooms at the field are clean, but the stalls are extremely small that you must do your business with the stall door ajar or you'd touch your face and knees on the door (and I'm a petite person). The office and bathhouse restrooms are far roomier and just as clean. Neighbors are very hit or miss. The staff here are nothing short of amazing. Everyone is friendly and took care of us when we ran into an issue during our first visit. There are enough activities throughout each weekend to keep the kids entertained. Most of all, the beach and lake alone is enough to convince us to visit every summer.

Great, relatively quiet, family oriented spot. Plenty of shade. VERY friendly dogs and campers…read moreeverywhere we walked within the campground.

Our new favorite campsite!…read more My husband and I just came back from our first "real" camping trip. When hotels in Seaside Heights were too expensive, we decided to take our camper out to Cedar Creek. Although it's usually a four night minimum, Cedar Creek kindly accommodated us for two nights. Upon arriving, I realized we were way out of our comfort zone. A lot of these people are "seasonal" campers and camp here for months at a time. I was blown away with some of the setups these people had - one even had a bar! Our neighbors welcomed us when we pulled up to our spot and helped us unload. It was a very warm welcome. We did a quick drive around the campsite and saw a pool, a fire pit for s'mores, playgrounds, kayaks and canoes. It totally took me back to "The Parent Trap". I appreciated the 24-hour security. Everyone took their job seriously and made us feel safe. It truly was a fun experience and I'm looking forward to camping her for many years to come!

For my birthday, I decided to gather a few friends and head down to NJ for a fun day of canoeing…read moreand kayaking! I've done this before and I knew exactly what to expect. But what I'm more impressed with is that their service and friendliness was consistent to my last experience. Moreover, it's an oasis away from the city as the scenery is certainly peaceful, tranquil and fun. If you're plan on going, I suggest to pick the 11am slot! This will give you ample time to hang out at the creek before the return time which is at 5:30pm. The company will drive you to the site and will leave you upstream so when you're rowing down, you won't be not fighting against the current. You have the option to go on the 4 hour, 3 hour or 1 hour slot. Best of all, the creek is not that deep, though I was told that there are certain spots that can be 8-10 feet deep but most of the time, it seems like it's only 3-4 feet deep. This was great because it gave me the option to jump in the water and play with my friends since I didn't' know how to swim! If you're renting a canoe, it will cost around $60 which you can split with the other person. But if you like to kayak then the cost is about $45 per person. All in in, I highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking for something fun to do and still close enough to the city to head back home. The people here are super duper friendly and the creek is beyond clean, the air is fresh and the experience is absolutely priceless!!!! _________________________ They are also a campsite so if you're planning to stay over night, this is also another great way to add more fun to the experience!

Mature Office manager needed with appropriate training to staff. Received ok from office to have my…read moredaughter move her site across from ours. When we got to the office they gave it to someone else. Receptionist stated it was fine to come up on our way out to the beach. Worse part when my daughter became upset, manager stated oh please not on a Friday. Will never return again. Oh & lake not swimmable after 3yrs & no notice prior to arrival. This place is less than 1/2 hr to beach & more than half sites are open on a Friday night. It should be a gold mine.

We stopped by here on May 2 the day that the Governor set to reopen our State Parks.... We went to…read moreother state parks before we finally decided to come here... The other parks were very busy that's when I thought about trying to give this park a try... It was virtually empty and besides having quite a few camping areas there are many trails as well...There is also a section corded off for swimming... The camping and swimming areas were closed... It's quite a drive from my home but it was well worth it... If you are in the area or even if you're not check out this park you won't be sorry...

I've camped at Pilgrim Lake three times--most recently this past August--and haven't been…read moredisappointed yet. I've also stayed here in May and October. The lake is great for canoeing, and the Batona Trail is just up the road for hiking. For a small fee, they'll supply your campsite with firewood. Several Pinelands destinations are within convenient driving distance. The campground is well-maintained. Keep an eye out for the osprey, and listen for the whip-poor-will. Pilgrim Lake has been around for decades, so evidently Scott and Helen Hazard are doing something right. A superb camping spot, all considered.

You are treated like family in this family owned campground.Helen an Scott are 2 of the friendliest…read morepeople around and are always ready to help if you need them! It is located on a lake where you can swim or fish or canoe. I highly recommend this campground.

I think this may be my favorite beach, not just on the NJ Shore, but anywhere. We take our dog…read morewith us so are restricted to the dog allowed areas where others drive on the sand to fish and there aren't any life guards so you can't swim, but even with all of those restrictions this is still my favorite beach. It is not crowded at all and easy to forget that you are not the only person on the beach. Most people in this section of the beach have dogs with them but everyone follows the leash rules and I've never seen anyone not pick-up after their dog. One or two of the parking lots have port-a-potty's and the main two beaches (where you can swim but dogs aren't allowed) have pavilions with restrooms, a cafe, and a beach store.

Finally since moving to South Jersey made it before the Island Beach State Park closed…read more Had to pay $5 to enter even though park was closing in 20 minutes. We drove to the trail #7 as recommended by the gate for the best sunset views! It was truly beautiful to see the sunset on the bay. Walked over to the beach- vehicles allowed on the beach, saw bonfires and lots of people fishing! Plan to buy season passes and enjoy this State Park more often!!

Staff are super nice, great taste in music inside the shack check-in store place, and a very…read moreentertaining ride to the Mullica River with lots of local information and fun facts along the way. Highly recommend for a fun day trip and you can even get an overnight camping excursion I think? We went for the beginner 2 mile canoeing jaunt. The native flowers & bird watching were amazing along our route. Getting over the beaver dam was a wee bit challenging but if we can do it with a surly teen & tweens... you can too!

Still coming back, year after year. All excellent experiences!…read more It's not their job but, if the rivers were cleared of obstacles a little more, that would make it even better.

Great place to spend to day !!! For all ages to enjoy !!!…read moreJust a short drive from batsto

Truly such an amazing time, the staff was amazing and very accommodating. Some of these reviews…read moresounds like people don't understand camping or maybe they grew up in a bubble, but by far the best campground I've had the pleasure of staying with my friends These bad reviews truly are the work of some disgruntled ex especially "white trash". No one says that anymore and after seeing the staff and speaking with them, I know for guarantee that they wouldn't even understand what that meant. God bless these misguided hearts, but allow my heart to guide you to the best camp ground WINDING RIVER BABY