Very friendly. Great pool. Clean showers, bath house. The no wifi is a plus to me as its great to…read moreget faces out of phones for a bit and actually talk and interact.

We got in late and were very, very tired after a 12-hour drive. After discovering that we had to…read morechoose between water/electricity or sewer because the connections were too far apart, we chose water/electricity. This meant we had to be careful not to fill our gray tank. That was unfortunate. However, the worst was that the circuit breaker for the electricity kept kicking off, so we had no power to run our medical equipment overnight. After 3 phone calls to the office went unanswered, we gave up and turned our generator on. This caused great discomfort to some family members so we ended up having to turn it off. It was an uncomfortable, difficult night, so we didn't get much sleep. Sadly, the other RV with other family members had the same problem at their campsite as well. They had to run their generator all night. Hopefully, the management will come up with a better communication system to deal with problems at their campground when the office is closed. Thankfully, we were only there one night. Update - We received a phone call from the answering service at noon the next day. After explaining the problem, she had the manager call. He called just before 2pm (they close at 2pm everyday). He didn't believe what my dad was saying, but said he would check it out and give us a call. Haven't heard back yet. We deserve a full refund for such a miserable night - for both RVs. We will be sure to spread the word about the service at this campground with our friends who travel in their RVs.

Overall, a lovely experience at Ramblewood. One of my communities organized an event here with over…read more700 people and the staff and venue was lovely. The pool was great and seem to be well-maintained. There were plentiful bathrooms and showers everywhere. The woods and grass fields were lovely. Something that stood out was the in-house food service. Feeding over 700 people 2 meals a day is not trivial and they did a great job. Food was always available on time (buffet style) and there were plenty of healthy options, including fruit, salad, and so on. The food team seemed to take pride in their work. Bathrooms: In good condition and functional. This is a campground with rustic cabins, so expectations are admittedly low, but they exceeded them.

I've been coming to Camp Rumblewood for ever 2011 wood. I love this place we have our festival…read morethe first weekend in September. SisterSpace Of The Delaware Valley. I recently found out that there are so many other festivals that take place there. It's built over the Underground Railroad. It's a very spiritual land. Harriet Tubmans house is on that land. There's so much to do there. There's never enough time to spend there. The first time I went I said I'm never going home. The air is fresh and the lake is amazing. You can follow a trail. Becareful of the baby bear that's why I'm staying in the Cabins.

We highly enjoyed our trip in and around the Chesapeake Bay. It's a little disorganized regarding…read morefinding the entrance/dock if you want to jump on the boat last minute. It's to the (R) of Schaefer's restaurant. When we finally found someone they were helpful. We went on the Sunday 4pm (2 hr cruise). We ended up getting one of the booths at the back of the boat and sat by the bar area. You can bring any food and/or drinks you want onto the boat which is great. Otherwise they have a fully stocked bar in the back and prices aren't too bad. They inform you of all of the birds and anything if significance you pass. Tom & Steve are the owners. They are very nice. The cost was $19 per adult and $10 per kiddo. I did appreciate that they didn't play any music so we could converse.

Another perfect cruise. Always a great time aboard the Summer Breeze. The owners, the captain and…read morethe bartender were all very professional and made sure that everyone had a great time.

We opted for the Summer Breeze boat ride on a Sunday afternoon 4pm option. Right next to…read moreSchaefer's. It's a 2 hour boat ride. The cost was $19 per adult and $10 per kid. You can bring food and drinks on the boat though they do have a bar full of options to choose from if you want a beer or cocktails. No food options to purchase on the boat. Everyone was nice and my son even was able to take the wheel for a while. A positive was that we were able to jump on the boat with no reservation. There are 4 large booth tables and plenty of other folding chairs and tables to relax by. They have a bathroom on board the ship with its very own window. I'm not sure if it's normal but there was no music playing which I liked since I was able to have conversations with my family. Tom & Steve are the owners and very nice and welcoming.

Diana was awesome. The owners daughter / bartender / host…read more The captain was Great experience all in all it was awesome I had a party of nine and three kids it was a great experience recommend it for everyone and anyone

My husband and I stayed here for four days. The staff turned themselves inside out and upside down…read moreto accommodate our party. We were there for a True North Project event. Everyone was gracious and kind and I don't have enough words to say how wonderful our day was. Thank you to the whole staff. Just a heads up the organization plans on having this event next year my husband and I are ready excited to go back. I wish I could give it 10 stars however there are only five above.

Not the place I would have a wedding, but it was not mine. Very good in the service except the…read moreperson running the wedding lied to me. It was regarding a food that was just bad. She said it was supposed to be that way. No. The room was not worth over 200 a night and it was not clean. There was dust behind the bed an inch thick. With luck I will never go there again.

Got in a pickle coming from Kentucky to pick up a vehicle and putting it on a trailer to take back…read moretoday (Saturday) and had an issue with the trailer brakes not working. Called around for an hour and couldn't find anyone to look at it on a Saturday except these fine gentlemen. Drove over and within half an hour they figured out the wiring issue. Ended up talking for another 1/2 hr about jeeps, army and helicopters lol. The most knowledgeable and friendly gentleman I had the pleasure of running into today.... They got me back up and running safely, I thank you and my wife thanks you... If you're ever in Kentucky let me know, I've got 19 acreas and plenty of pews to play with...... If you have an issue please don't hesitate to contact them!

Land trust with great historical stories, trails that lead to the bay and a working farm once owned…read moreby the Maytags. The Knocks Folly visitor center is just down the road but wasn't open. There is also a boat launch at end of the road at Turners Park. Give this place love! Nature at its best on the bay!!!

My wife and I recently used Sassi Italy Tours for an anniversary trip to Rome. Our tour guide, Doug…read moreSassi, was amazing! He was fun and extremely personable. During our trip we visited the Colosseum, Vatican, Borghese and a number of other landmark/historical places; needless to say, Doug's knowledge of art history really added to our whole experience. This was our first time taking a trip like this so we were glad to have someone like him looking out for us. It definitely allowed us to relax. This company offers a great service. If you're looking to visit Italy and want to link up with an excellent tour company, certainly check these guys out. You'll be glad you did.

Spare yourself reading the review and just write Sebastian Sassi: info@sassi-italy-tours.com…read moreand get started planning what will be the most memorable, special, tremendous trip you will ever take!! I had promised my wife, when we married, that before I died we would go to Italy. So I started researching tour companies when an acquaintance happened to mention that she and her husband had just returned from touring Italy with Doug Sassi. Well, one thing led to another and the next thing we know we are on our way to Italy, with my brother and his lady friend as well as mutual married friends, to meet up with Doug Sassi and another couple joining our group. We spent 3 days in Rome, 2 days in Florence, 3 days in Venice and 2 days in the Piemonte region of Italy. What were the hotels like? Charming and perfectly located-no complaints at all. Now what makes Sassi Italy Tours special? Doug Sassi. Doug's knowledge of history, art history, the various techniques utilized by the artists whose works we witnessed (you don't see art in the presence of Doug Sassi...you experience it in a way that to me at least is like witnessing it's inception as a thought of the artist through its creation because of the way he shares his incredible knowledge of the artist as a person as well as his admiration of the finished work). Doug is a truly amazing human being who is so humble and self deprecating it's easy to underestimate his genius until you become aware of the "tours". You will know them by their flag waving leaders or their gleaming busses, and certainly by their earpieces and glazed eyes as they try and keep together and keep up! (I often wondered if they were going to be tested on some of the material at the end of their tour). I teased Doug that I was going to buy him a beanie with a propeller to designate him as our leader...he promised me the grossest T shirt in existence if I did!! All of us agreed that Doug made our trip so special in so many little, different and meaningful ways which when put together were larger than we realized and make us want to arrange another tour ASAP!! And then there was the food, wine and Piemonte and its' people...Oh My God...the best just got better...if there is any way you can visit the Piemonte and experience the people, the wine and the way of life there DO IT!! I have rambled on enough, just do yourself a favor and arrange a tour with Doug. He is a treasure and not to be missed.