Spent Labor Day weekend at this campground and am very happy about my experience…read more Organized, attentive, and welcoming staff made reservation process easy and hassle free. It's high season for campgrounds during this time of year with everyone trying to enjoy remaining summer days and finding a good spot may pose a challenge. My girlfriend called Turtle Run and the stuff got us quickly on the books. The campground is located on the banks of Wading River and you totally get that feel that you are in the woods. Heck, I even did not have any cell coverage! For those like me looking for a way to unplug and enjoy getting back to nature consider this a great spot. Closest shopping center is half an hour away. The campground is well run and organized. A few amenities worth mentioning: - clean bathhouses (restrooms, showers) - on-site laundry - games and fun activities for kids and adults - deli offering delicious meals Accommodations vary and range from a tent site, to trailers and cabins. We stayed in a "primitive" trailer, which was $90/night and it totally hit the spot. Ample room for two people along with your personal picnic table, fire ring, grill, and a parking spot. You can buy wood from them for $5 a bundle which is a good deal.

We are currently traveling the country and I can truly say that even two months in, this is the…read moredirtiest and least friendly campground we have been to. The only reason it isn't a one, is because if you are self contained (not using their bathroom) and not having to ever speak to management, it is like any other campground. Management is very passive aggressive when they speak to you. The electrical boxes are outdated and do not include 20 amp plugs (every single other campground we have been to has had 20 amp plugs). The showers were horrendous!! I will attach pictures of the showers for you, as they are truly disgusting (I am not referring to the water stains from well water, I am referring to the true dirtiness). When you step in the shower, they have a mat on the floor and you can here dirt crunch under your feet the entire time. I truly believe they have NEVER rinsed under the mat. Once they decide to be a bit more friendly and a whole lot cleaner, they will be much better off.

Great campground with excellent staff . They even went out of their way to find me a battery for my…read moresmoke detector. We are staying for a month and it is very affordable. We met a bunch of nice people the first weekend we were there .

A nice small campground that is bigger than it first looks. Wanted to be near Egg Harbor to see…read morefamily and the website advised to site for three nights. Called and Hailey helped me find a spot for three nights in the Wagon Wheel section, normally for groups. Easy hookup and facilities were dated but acceptable. A lot of seasonal campers here and everyone waived as they walked by and were friendly. Very large pool, but the weather turned cool. Easy 15 minute bike ride to Egg Harbor Train Station, where you can park your bike or bring it on board. 20 minute ride to Atlantic City, one hour to Philadelphia...if you don't have a car. Would stay again!

This is a really nice park. Sites are either gravel or grass and very good size. The park is mostly…read morefull of RV's here long term and they seem to be weekend escapes for the locals. The weekends are jumping with some of the sites basically being built out sports bars. During the week it's much quieter. I personally love both. The long term people here are very nice and the staff is even better. The roads can be tight especially for bigger rigs like us (40' class A pulling a Raptor). The park is older so the bath houses and pool are pretty dated but they are very clean and maintained nicely.

This campground has been my peaceful retreat for more than seven years. A place I came to breathe,…read moreto slow down, to feel like the weight of the world could wait outside the gate. I brought my grandchildren here expecting the same magic I remembered -- and slowly, year by year, watched it disappear. The first few managers understood what this place was supposed to be. They showed up, they cared, and the whole campground felt alive. Then Tracy took over, and everything started to slip. I used to see my grandchildren's faces light up on the drive in. Now they don't even ask. They sit through the days bored, restless, with nothing to do and no one to do it with. The activities they once looked forward to have been canceled more often than held. The adult programs have all but vanished. What's left for the kids is a table, some crayons, and the quiet understanding that no one here really cares. The current activities director doesn't want to be here either. And Tracy? Complaints go in one ear and out the other. The two of them seem more focused on each other than on the families paying to be here. I've stopped calling. What's the point? Most campers are amazing. There are a big click that just drink til drunk and are loud every weekend. It does get kind of obnoxious at times. but though many neighbors complain nothing is ever done. Some -- treat children like a nuisances. Yelling, pointing fingers, calling them "too loud" while their own music thumps across the entire park. Several parents and grandparents brought this concern to Tracy. Nothing happened. Nothing ever happens. Luckily for us they are part of the group that left at end of this season. Security has fallen apart. Anyone can walk in off the road at any hour, and no one stops them. No one to enforce quit hours or weekenders and seasonals from following the rules. But the cameras? The cameras got funded. Cameras, not people. Cameras, not a lock that works. Cameras, not the feeling that your family is safe. The roads are the same. Pot holes everywhere now -- big enough to swallow a tire, deep enough to collect rainwater and sit there for days. And in that standing water? Mosquitoes. Swarms of them. My grandchildren can't sit on a porch without being swarmed. I've asked about it. I've complained. Nothing. No larvicidal treatment, no source reduction, nothing. I looked it up -- the New Jersey State Sanitary Code (N.J.A.C. 8:22-10.2) specifically requires public campgrounds to control mosquito breeding and eliminate standing water. It's not a suggestion. It's the law. And yet here we are, paying full price, breathing in mosquitoes that shouldn't be there. When you raise a need or a complaint, and no resolution by Tracy, the answer from staffers is always the same: "Call corporate. Write corporate." So we did. Multiple times. In writing. Verbally. "We've" (meaning many seasonal long time campers) have spoken specifically to a guy named Cody (i think) from Florida. He tonly visits once a year, and typically without notice to campers so he can avoid us - if possible. No resolutions. No follow-up. Most of the time, no response at all if you call or write. Same thing wh when some people reached out to the CEO Richard O'Brien and though no verbal or written response - you can tell there was a follow through - however limited. Apparently Corporate won't approve the expenses for materials like crushed concrete that would actually fix the roads. The tractor -- the one that could move debris, keep the grounds usable -- isn't fully functional, a truck that shouldn't still be on the lot, running on hope and duct tape that maintenance staff keeps patching together instead of spending time on maintaining the grounds. The 2 main maintenance people Frank and Keith are amazing and try to help all campers. And yet the prices keep climbing. Every single season. They tell us we're the cheapest in the area. I used to believe them. Now I know they're the only park around with no waitlist -- and this year they listed 13 to 16 seasonal sites for transfer to other parks. Last year it was 11. The math writes itself. I'm not angry anymore. I'm just... tired. Tired of watching a place I loved become something unrecognizable. Tired of being the one who has to explain to my grandkids why their favorite place doesn't feel like their favorite place anymore. I'm on the waitlist for three other parks right now. I don't wonder why Atlantic Blueberry RV Park doesn't have one. After all, according to management, they're the cheapest around. I just hope the next place feels like home again.

Best campground in Nj...people are incredibly nice!read more

I soent my first season at belhaven this year! We have a new 50,ooo $ camper brand new! We mmet the…read moreowner his bamname is mitch! He tomd us that he has to park our camper in our spot with a fee of course! So we said np! We did ask if we coukd b present and he said NO! I thought it was weird but we ket him park it! So that night we were approached by several people stating they hit a tree getting our camper in the spot! And sure enough our wheel well was torn off on the back of camper! So i called mitch and told him! He became angry and out of control stating he did not do it! Funny the tree in front of camper has bark falling off of it ! So now at end of season he sent a email two weeks before we need to close uo! That he is kicking us out because we acused him of damaging our trailor! WHO DID IT THEN! Not me i never drove it !!!!!!! Camoground is disgusting dirty not kept uo! And has a entertainment director that cant understand that married men are not available! MY HUSBAND COUKD NOT GO ANYWHERE WITHOUT HER FOLLOWING HIM AND FLIRTING IMMENSELY WITH HIM TO THE POINT EVERYONE APPROACHED ME! What a scum!! They say its a famiky olace! Its more of a drunken mess!!!! Don'ty ya I SAY DONT BRING YOUR FAMILy THERE!!!!!

I called last week to get some rates on a room for one night. The owner Bill answered and…read moreimmediately introduced himself. He was so kind I booked the room with him. He told me to call him the day of my trip to see about early check in. I called and he was able to have a room ready. Upon check in I was greeted by Ed and Dakota. Very nice kids. When I told them my name they said Bill told them to check me in early and even upgraded my room. The motel is located at the end of the island, one block from the beach. There's a deli on the corner that rents beach chairs. The motel itself is great. They have a courtyard with picnic tables, grills, a gazebo and a kids section as well. I would definitely go back.

i stayed here a few times and every single time was fantastic. the owners are the most friendly…read morepeople you will meet on the island and they offer soooo many free amenities. serioisly, just pack your clothes lol the continental breakfast included is just what u need to start your beach day. the grills provided are clean and make great burgers! id recommend Lorrys to anyone looking for a beautiful affordable stay on the island!

Older property but was remodeled after Sandy. Rooms are clean and remodeled. Cold window units for…read moreair. Fridge ànd luggage stands lots of hangers for clothes. Good water pressure ànd comfortable beds. Check in is easy. Parking can be a challenge. It's a 2 min walk to beach. 5 min walk to grocery store liquors store ànd ice cream. We've been coming for six straight summers now. Chill family spot. Rooms during seaon are $400 a night and you need to book months in advance. I am a fan. We booked for next season already.

I decided on 2 stars. For location and price. This hotel is steps from the beach and close to the…read moremain drag with all the shopping and restaurants. Super convenient. They also don't charge per night what other hotels on the same row charge... if you stay in a standard pool side room it is much less than the others. However , next year , I will probably bite the bullet and pay more. First of all , we booked in March and we were told we could have a second floor standard room. At that time , the person that had communicated my booking to me never told me that that wasn't guaranteed. The day before our check-in we were told that we had to be moved to a first floor standard room, and that floor choices were not guaranteed. That was the first thing that happened that turn us off to this place. But what choice did we have? NONE. So we gracefully said "OK no problem". The first night , I noticed stains on my sheets. Right where I have to put my face. Lovely. Also . The room is extremely, damp ! Everything feels wet all of the time. I believe it is due to the fact that the bathroom doesn't have a fan , which I understand isn't necessary if you have a window in the bathroom, but I think at a beachfront hotel should have a fan in the bathroom to prevent the dampness. And because it is so damp , there is mold on the blinds in the bathroom. Shown in picture. Anyway - the furniture is all chewed up underneath- also due to dampness. I drop something on the floor and had to look under the bed for it, and it was certainly a sight to see.! don't look under the bed just ignore it They only give you 3 flat pillows per bed. You can ask for more but every pillow is flat. And when the woman brought it out to me, I'm not even sure if she had washed her hands before touching the pillow, and she had the pillow snuggled up against her chest when she carried it out It smelled like her perfume, and I wasn't happy with that. The towels have stains and are very thin and rough! The staff was rude and not friendly. I will probably never stay here again. Sorry

Been there several times and we always leave with a smile. Wether it's just my wife and I or the…read moreentire family. Great vale and always clean! I love the scent of the salt water rolling in on those sleepy mornings Thank you!!

Been coming here for quite some time now. Clean, cozy and quiet. Family owned and always welcoming…read morewhen we arrive. Always excited to come back. Great location to the beach and lighthouse.

What a great little place for a quick overnight or weekend. We stayed here to lengthen our weekly…read morerental for a few days. CLEAN like you cannot imagine. You could eat off the floor if you wanted to. It's an old motel so it's not very roomy and the bathroom is very tiny and the rooms are small. But you don't need much if you're going to spend the day at the beach. Beds are super comfortable as are the pillows. Autumn the owner is so nice. We will definitely go back again. If you are elderly or have knee problems ask for a room on the bottom floor as the stairs can get tough going up and down. There are no amenities such as microwave or ice machine. But there are plenty places around to get some breakfast and coffee and eat outside or bring back to your room. It is very quiet at night.

This was the perfect place for us. All we needed was a room as close to the beach as possible. Our…read moreroom was small but comfortable and clean. The linens and towels were fresh and the outdoor shower was clutch! Autumn was very sweet and let us continue using the beach badges even after we checked out! Highly recommend this place for a romantic, one or two night stay