Wonderful weekend at Candy Hill Campground in Winchester, Va. Convenient location, close to I81. Family owned and operated, wonderful pool with splash pad for children, beautiful and spacious sites, game room, well stocked and clean store, friendly staff, trolley rides for ice cream, barrel train rides for children, dog run. Highly recommend this campground! read more

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Everything went very well, extremely nice staff. The quickly responded to issues like cable and WiFi. Candy Hill is an extremely well kept campground with rules to keep it that way. Speed limit is regulated for safety, not a problem for me. Camp store is stocked with many items any camper would need. Will I ever return? Absolutely read more

Great little well kept campground. Has one of the best stores I've seen at a campground with very reasonable prices and large stock. Plenty of activities, nice pool, super nice staff. Level sites, full hook ups! read more

It's a lovely campground well maintained grounds and sites, run by owner who I believe lives at campground and is ever present keeping the place well run. However my biggest complaint and I have expressed it in the past is the state of the women's bathroom. It is in dire need of updating. It's somewhat clean however the showers and toilets are nasty. The toilet seats have chips and the showers are stained the grout is dirty and the bench in shower area is chipped and so unappealing I'd never sit on. It would take a coat of paint and new toilet seats to make an inexpensive effort to update this bathroom. I do wonder if the owner would have his daughter or wife use this facility? read more

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This wonderful quaint campground deserves a 4 rating at least. Great level sites, the store has everything you need and if you can't find what you're looking for there's a 7-11 in walking distance. The employees are so friendly and helpful and they even offer a fun, classic, and free trolly ride to downtown. How good is that?!?! Best dry firewood I ever purchased at a campground and at a good price too. I have to return when it gets warmer to enjoy the pool and there's a nice golf course right next store. Absolutely great stop for an overnight stop if you're traveling on 81. read more

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Great place. Staff is outstanding and great sites. which are very clean and well maintained, been coming here for 20 yrs

When booking this campground, we read the surprising negative reviews, looks like a nice campground. On arrival, we were escorted to our site by what felt like a police officer. Instead of letting us back into our site or saying "this is your site", he starts yelling at me - turn your wheel this way, turn your wheel that way - back up. I finally put the truck in park and explained that my wife and I have a system and to please leave us alone and let us do it. He refused and said it was his furniture in the campsite and he is going to direct me in. Read some of the other reviews and seems like the same patten of rude and offensive treatment. If you have a problem with authority, stay away! read more

We stayed at Candy Hill Campground in Winchester during Days 38-40 of our Airstream travels. We had stayed here once before while heading north, but that was only for one night. This time, we planned to stay several days so we could visit family in the area. Because we travel with two dogs, access to grass and a dog park is important to us. When I made the reservation, I chose a site near the dog park. We arrived a little late and waited until the following morning to connect the sewer. Unfortunately, the sewer connection was higher than our Airstream's sewer outlet, making it impossible to use. We tried repositioning the trailer, but the slope of the site made no difference. My husband asked if we could move, and the campground assigned us another site. We appreciated the move at the time, but the staff later used that accommodation against us when another issue arose. My sister-in-law was running errands nearby and wanted to stop for about ten minutes to see our new Airstream. Because I am a rule follower, I went to the office and explained the situation. I was told she would have to pay a $10 visitor fee, even for such a short visit. I questioned the charge and asked to speak with the owner, but the owner was unavailable. I said we would simply visit with her in the parking lot. However, my sister-in-law really wanted to see the trailer, so she paid the $10. The following evening, she and her husband came to pick us up for dinner. They pulled into our site, and within minutes, the manager arrived in a golf cart and yelled at them. They immediately left and waited for us outside the campground entrance. Instead of letting the matter end there, the man continued to berate my husband. He reminded us that the campground had already "accommodated" us by allowing us to move sites and brought up the fact that I had questioned the visitor fee the day before. The manager then demanded another $20 for the two people who had briefly stopped at our site. Since we were leaving the next morning, my husband paid the fee rather than continue arguing. We have stayed at many campgrounds, and this was the rudest treatment we have ever experienced. The campground seems more focused on patrolling for violations and collecting visitor fees than on making guests feel welcome. What made the situation worse was the inconsistent enforcement of the rules. The paperwork states that vehicle repairs are not permitted, yet someone was replacing a fuel pump in the parking area. When my husband pointed this out, the man replied that the person worked there, so they made an exception. During our first stay, there was also a barking dog inside the camp store. An employee explained that she was watching the dog for the owner--another apparent exception to the rule prohibiting dogs inside buildings. We understand that campgrounds need rules, and we make every effort to follow them. However, rules should be applied consistently, and guests should be treated respectfully. Unfortunately, the rude and confrontational behavior of this staff member overshadowed our visit with family and left us with a very negative impression of Candy Hill Campground. We will not return and cannot recommend it to other travelers. read more

We arrived about 1430 to get set up. You stop at the stop sign then go check in. After that a gentleman will take you to your RV site and help you back in. This was my second time and it turned out pretty good. Everything is still standing at the campsite. Very easy to set up. They also have a dog park for off leash running for your dog. Walked the store and plenty of items for sale, plenty of t-shirts and sweatshirts for sale. Free coffee is available. You are not far from Applebees, Wal Mart, IHOP, and Dunkin Donuts for coffee and fresh bagels in the morning. Very nice set up and enjoyed our stay. Some sites have regular gas grills on site. Picnic table was available, also 50/30 plugs available do not adapter is necessary. Thanks guys very wonderful campgrounds and site. read more

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I made a reservation with this place at noon today and just called them to see if they needed me to pay by credit card that we were running late ran into a lot of traffic on 95. They told me they were sorry but they wouldn't wait for us the gates locked at 8:00 and there is no getting in after eight and we were gonna 8:08 !! so sad !! They did not tell us that when we made the reservation!! read more

Peaceful, clean and relaxed. The owners take great care of this campground and the staff is attentive and go above and beyond for guests. During my stay, the owner (fireman) and security were able to catch and immediately put out a fire in the back of a guest's uninhabited RV. That speaks volumes. I also like that there are cameras and the owners don't tolerate any shenanigans, hijinks or chicanery. It's super chill unless you're a jerk, a paranoid creep or up to no good. The place is home to municipal folk like cops and nurses so if you're a portable lab or a dealer-on-wheels this ain't the spot to meth around. Downtown Winchester is neat. Up the street is a 7/11, across the street is a Walmart and a mile down the road is a produce farmstand with the best apples I've ever tasted. read more

I stayed here late 2023 for a few nights for my final shakedown stay before hitting the road for 4 months and I really enjoyed my visit. I did not come in contact with Carl, owner that I know of but everyone I did interact with were great, friendly and accommodating. I was escorted to my site and even spotted to get parked then that person came back around a few minutes later to ensure my site, hookups were all good and asked it if I needed anything.. nearby shopping, food was great, easy to access. The camp store was incredible! It was well stocked and had tons of camper parts & accessories. Price was also excellent. I was not too far from fairly busy bypass/highway but that does NOT bother me at all. Neighbors were very friendly and even invited me over for a beverage and hang by the fire they had going. read more

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Candy Hill has been our 1st night out on our way to Florida from Gananoque, Ontario for years , Very well run, very clean park, washrooms, showers. Well stocked mini store. Air for tires. Dog Run very clean. read more

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Karl Littman is the owner of Candy Hill Campground. It is a very clean and safe place. I know it is safe because Karl runs a tight ship. If you exceed the 5 mph speed limit when entering the campground, like I did when driving in at 9 mph, one of his employees will flag you down and tell you. Yes, there is a radar gun. There are numerous cameras on the property, some you can see and some I imagine that you don't see - again, more safety measures. Once I slowly drove into the property, with all windows down and sun roof open, I held my parking pass up so it wouldn't blow out. Again, stopped and reminded to have it hung from mirror. Really. We had our RV there for six months due to working in the area. At some point, we are not sure when, the water to our camper was turned off & locked. A chain and actual lock. No notice was provided. We are usually there Monday thru Thursday. It was explained to us that they knocked on our door first before applying the lock. I'm sure they could notice the big Ram truck wasn't parked nearby - nor did anyone call. Our professional skirting was installed in October, only to be told we needed to remove it. Otherwise, Karl would report us as a primary resident of the state and we would have to pay taxes (?). We were assured it didn't get that cold - so we aren't certain if our pipes froze or if the water we were paying for was shut off. If your camper needs a mechanic, Karl only allows his friend to come in to repair your RV. He charges $125 to stop by. Karl and Co. need to work on their customer relations skills. Their tone when speaking to you is condescending and has a demeaning tone each time. No one smiles. It is an uncomfortable place to stay - but there is a strict contract, loads of men on golf carts circling the grounds, cameras and staff who are constantly curt with their comments. Cable is extra and not worth the three fuzzy channels so plan to stream. WiFi was NOT free. So much potential wasted at this place. No warm welcome or s'mores.... We won't ever return. read more

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We have stayed here multiple times however never again. The staff are extremely rude and Carl, head gastapo, runs around on his golf cart not only harassing guests but has the social skills of an ape, not a welcoming feeling at all. I am not sure how this place stays in business. From the reviews they obviously have a lack of training in the field of customer service. They don't seem to realize we are PAYING to stay, not a freebee. The restrooms are horrible. Photos attached. they have not been renovated in many, many years. I stayed there 12 year ago for the first time and yes still the same grime, dirty, slippery, and tilted floors. The grounds are nice but the highway is in clear site and sound of the camp ground. read more

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The camp itself is beautiful, and well kept. The owner,staff is ridiculously rude. I did not stay here. We got a pass to check out the property. We stopped by to chat with a camper to ask him his opinion about the park and management. Both the owner and an employee told us that we had to leave because we couldn't stop and talk with campers, Management is horrible disrespectful, Do not camp here. We were told by the campers "Don't stay here they are horrible ". They talked down to people, read more

I used to camp at Candyhill 10 years ago and I see the same concerns I had when I visited... Clearly shows that the owner offers 100% of a toxic relationship with the campers. read more

Very well maintained camp grounds. Nice facilities. Helpful staff. Has some highway noise but it is conveniently located for travel stopovers. We stay here frequently. read more

Candy Hill Camp Ground - Campgrounds Near Me - Winchester, Virginia

This is not a round the clock kids play park. Nice rv's in a nicely kept rv park. The store is loaded with rv supplies. Walls and isles of things for your rv. Clean laundry room. Nice enough rest rooms and showers. And yes, you need to drive slow. The guards/ helpers know where all the kids and people with needs are in the park incase of any needs or concerns. They watch the front gate and do security checks around the park to make sure your things are safe. Pick the right site and you'll have more room than you can imagine. We were the twice with in a couple weeks. read more

This by far is the best Campground in the area. Amazing owners, great staff, and love the fact that they are so close to our kids. Open year round well groomed and wel kept. New sites, road work, and upgraded Wi-Fi service that is better then my house. General store is always stocked, all sorts of cool camping gizmos and the new shirts and stickers are to die for. Love this place plan on always coming back to our new found second home. read more

Horrible Campground! Will never stay here again. The management/owners are nasty and watch everything you do. Cameras and microphones everywhere and they radar your speed and if you go over 5mph they stop you and yell at you. They charge $10 per visitor and our guests didn't know to stop at the registration office to pay and get a parking pass and they kicked them out in the middle of dinner! There's no reasoning with the manager/owner... He's extremely ignorant and very nasty!!! read more

First off, the campground itself is very nice & well kept. But...they have MANY rules. Be sure to read everything & know it inside & out before you book. If you like to walk on eggshells & feel like a kid with an angry parent that you have to watch out for, then this is the place for you. Not one employee/or manager/owner smiles or waves & they seem to drive around looking for "rule breakers". If you want to have friends visit ($10 per person & only allowed 8 people registered per site-this includes who is staying in your camper), have a pop up canopy for shade & sit by a campfire past 11pm, then do not book here. read more

Candy Hill Camp Ground is a very nice place, too bad the management does not like people or simply do not know how to interact with humans. I was stopped by Carl on his golf cart because I didn't have the car tag in the window. He could use some customer service training, treated me like I had stollen something! Such a warm guy. Then, after this confrontation, we figured we should let the office know that we have a friend coming to dinner. We were informed that there is a $10 charge for any person that visits or site, even if they don't have a car. Read their camp rules and extra charges, they charge for every little thing. This is the last time we stay here. read more

Pleasant surprise. I chose Candy Hill Campground from the Good Sam website based on its location and activities available (in Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival). I was a little worried after I called and made the reservation. The gentleman who took my reservation did not seem friendly or welcoming at all. Then I read the reviews. I was expecting the worst. After arrival, though, my worries were put to rest. After check in, which was a good experience, I was led to my spot. Once there, the employee who led me there asked if I needed any more help. I said "no", and he left. I paid $5 for a large bundle of firewood and it was delivered to my campsite. They have a store that is well stocked. The employees were friendly and answered any questions I had. The location is convenient to anything in the area. If I have any gripe, it's that the pull-through campsites are loud - right next to the highway. The fan in my travel trailer covered up the noise at night, so it wasn't terrible. Overall, it's a nice little campground. I would come back. read more

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After staying here several times over the past year, we will not come back again. The negative reviews here, and on Google, are correct- this place is like prison. They watch for any infraction to the rules, no matter how slight, and the Campground Nazis are always watching. We were there last weekend. After putting up a small dog pen, with the help of one of their employees, we were told it wasn't allowed. After having words with the owner, who's quite a jerk BTW, he tells us they won't allow us to stay again because they have a list of our "infractions" in the office. Now, while he's saying this, he's right up in my husband's face, shaking his finger at him. He's lucky my husband has self restraint because someone else would have decked him. My daughter lives in town and comes to visit us at the RV. She has to check in at the office and buy a day pass for $10 even if she's only picking something up and isn't staying more than 5 minutes. The Campground Nazis literally block her in! The owner accused her of "burning rubber" and leaving black tire marks on the ground! Her car is incapable of that, LOL! They accused her, and us, of speeding through the campground. We asked for proof. My husband told the owner we were going to burn out with our 45 foot, 45,000 pound coach when we leave (yeah, like THAT is possible). He obviously doesn't understand sarcasm because he said my husband was being childish LOL. Apparently, if you're driving at idle speed, you're speeding over their 5 mph speed limit. Do you know how slow 5 mph is? I can walk faster than that, even with two new hips! When we stated this to the owner, he told us to ride our brakes because "you must watch out for kids." What kids??? The place was nearly empty and I've never seen a child there during our visits. If he's that worried about the kids, maybe he should fix the dilapidated, run down playground so they don't injure themselves on it. BTW... what other campground keeps a list of rules "infractions", records your speed with a radar gun and has cameras with microphones all over the property? Seems pretty invasive and excessive to me. Staying here is not relaxing. You must be on your toes every minute and the Campground Nazis drive around checking all the RV sites for anything against the rules and they will block access to your site until you correct it. We fully expected them to confront us while we were walking our dog to check that the leash was not over the 6' max in their rules. We've stayed at luxury RV Resorts of a significantly higher caliber than Candy Hill Campground and have never encountered a problem with their rules. They always welcome us back and we look forward to our next stay. So, unless you want to be watched by "Big Brother" and the Campground Nazis, don't stay here. read more

Please read all other negative reviews. They are all true! Never never again with this place. The gestapo is real. They chase you down for anything. They ride around watching everything and taking notes on every person staying/visiting grounds. So no privacy! Everything purchased on grounds are all overpriced. They nickel and dime you for everything and make sure they send robocop to harass you to get paid. For a mediocre campground totally unnecessary! You've been forewarned!! read more

Wonderful campground. Yes it is located close to the highway so you do hear the cars and trucks going by, but besides this, it is a beautiful camp ground. Well maintained and staff is very friendly. Our site was one of their new premium sites which includes outdoor patio furniture and a stand-alone gas grill which we used both nights we were there. Our propane tank was empty and they promptly replaced it with a full one. We highly recommend this camp ground. read more

Don't Stop at the stop sign for a good first impression. And READ THE OTHER REVIEWS, I didn't and was pleasantly surprised to what happened next.... Arrived and was in line to register. TT in front of us needed to back into a spot (A4) right where we were waiting in line. The wife asked us to help out by moving so they could begin to park. To be a polite camper, drove up and past the "Stop Sign" so the campers could back in. Within seconds was greeted by "Nick" a teenage employee driving a pink dodge neon with the arrogance that he could issue me a traffic summons. He immediately questioned and chastised us for " blowing that stop sign," and not remaining "in line" to be processed and registered. Our explanation didn't change Nicks view of our gross violation of the campground traffic laws. Walked into the office and "Linda" greeted me with more questioning and a bad demeanor for the stop sign violation. As I was explaining my intended courtesy to the parking campers, the walkie talkie sounded and a Third male was asking "why did that rig drive past the stop sign". Wow what a great few minutes at this campground. Linda made a comment about "the excessive temperatures" "having people on edge" (meaning me? Never got loud or confrontational, kept quiet) didn't entertain her comments, checked in and went to meet the golf cart employee to direct us into our site. (A6) He expertly directed a near flawless parking. Extras (trolley tour, guests, etc.) at the campground, pay by cash or expect a service change added to your credit card. Very transient atmosphere. Many campers park, stay the night, and move on. Eastern edge of campground on the shoulder of route 37 southbound (see photo) Roving patrols of golf cart "guards" all the time. Employees park golf carts watching the entrance and when you roll in, they roll out behind you and follow you. One day found a golf cart roadblock set up at the entrance. ? Weird. Rules rules rules. For a real hoot read the rules...wth Several days later went in to ask a question about my bill. 50 something male (possibly owner?) in a condescending and arrogant demeanor, explained my ignorance of how the charges were annotated on the credit bill. WOW "Internet Service" charge of $5 is for the service fee charged by the Online booking website and billed to me, not for the use of the WiFi ( which did not use) was told to call to save five dollars...great and have to speak to one of your wonderful employees. No thank you. Stayed for 5 nights. Average campground, Giving this rating due to the first impression, rules, hidden fees, the big brother feel For you Nick( the rest of the golf cart patrol, the owner and employees), just a FYI. before someone enters your campground a sign gives notice that the State road system ends. The campgrounds stop signs and 5 mph speed can't be enforced (as it states on your signs) by law enforcement on private property. Your attitudes and demeanor will cause the slow demise of this now partially occupied campground. read more

Candy Hill Camp Ground - Route 37 as seen from"Busters Dog Run" - Campgrounds Near Me - Winchester, Virginia

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It took everything to hold my wife back so she wouldn't beat the s%$t out of whoever ran the place after 4pm.Folks I never complain about service,never this will be the exception.First and foremost i have never been to a camp ground so patrolled in my life and i have been to at least 92 Like i said from 7am÷3pm friendliest peoples after 3 hang it up FIRE YOUR SECOND SHIFT CREW read more

Paid for Friday-Monday and left on Saturday it was so bad. The rules are beyond ridiculous. Country music too loud on a small hand held speaker at 1pm, kids yelled at for riding bikes on the campground streets, etc. The regulars will complain about any newbies they can and the campground staff rides around on golf carts like the gestapo. The campground is right next to a highway, and it is very noticeable. Save your money and find somewhere else. read more

afterbeing in hundreds of rv parks, this by far is the best! Very clean, very friendly, just beautiful! we'll be back and back and back! owners take pride in this place and it shows. Staff is always smiling and right there to help. read more

It has been a while since my family and I have been back to Candy Hill but it was great! Everyone was so friendly, nothing like any of the reviews on here! Very Beautiful campground, I would definitely recommend this place and i'm sure we will be going again in the future! Keep up the great work! read more

Candy Hill Camp Ground - Premium Site: Concrete Pad, Patio Chairs, Grill - Campgrounds Near Me - Winchester, Virginia

Staff is fantastic. They have rules, clearly spelled out when you click to book, and they monitor guests to see everyone abides by those rules. I appreciate the safety this provides me as a camper. We have had sites in several areas of the campground, all full hook up. Planned activities, game room, outdoor game area, super clean pool. Bathhouse is dated but few use it because their RV has accommodations. We will return. read more

Hubby and I stayed here meeting my sister and BIL. We had a great time. Read a lot of reviews on how grumpy they are, but we found that they were just enforcing their rules which was nice for a change. It is horrible going to a campground and there is poo everywhere and noise into the wee hours. This was not the case here which made for nice strolls around the campground and pleasant evenings around the campfire. Staff in the store were extremely friendly and helpful. Will definitely camp here again. Oh yes they are a bit anal if you roll a bit past the stop sign so be careful when first pulling in. read more

Very well maintained campground. All the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. We appreciate that they patrol the campground and enforce their rules. Very close to the Winchester Green Circle which is a great greenway to bike around town. read more

Stayed overnight on our way back from Williamsburg Va. What a nice campground! Very clean, well kept place with bigger then avg sites. The staff were very friendly, the Camp store is impressive and well stocked. The pool was very clean and refreshing on a hot day. We will be coming back ! read more

Expensive with hidden fees. Staff is cold and somewhat rude. Please read Mike G's review, he is exactly right! One thing to add about the parking 'attendants': I personally watched one of these guys cause a man to jackknife his fifth wheel. It dented the cab of his truck and shattered the rear glass. All these guys are worried about is keeping your wheels off of their grass. Please view the photos I've added. read more

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I am an Army veteran (1968-1971) and both me and my wife are senior citizens. We were traveling from N.C. to MA and tent camping along the way. We found a campsite about half way to our destination. Previous night I sent an email containing a photo of my truck with the pop-up tent (Roofnest) extended. Did not receive a response by morning so I called. The person who answered was pleasant and I explained my situation verbally describing the tent and our requirements. I also mentioned the email sent the previously night so these folks could actually see what I was talking about. Was told this should be fine. We arrived to CH to check in. The clerk asked where the pop up tent was. I pointed to the tent on the truck. Comment: 'I've never seen one like that. We don't reserve sites for that type of tent. ' I mentioned that I had described the tent configuration on the phone that morning and told him I wouldn't need a 30amp connection, just access to a toilet/bathroom. 'No problem.' We waited 45 minutes for the manager? (Karl) to show up and right after walking through the door said they don't allow our tents on their campground. I asked if they had received/read the previous email. Karl checked and the email was in the inbox unread. He looked at the email photo and said that if they had seen the photo they would have told us we would not be able to reserve a site. They admitted that they should read the email but there was nothing he could do (even though only a quarter of the campsite was filled)! We explained that all we needed was a level site and nothing more. Karl commented that he couldn't do that because of previous problems at that location. Keep in mind that this a campsite that supports RV's, trailers and tents. So at this point it's almost 8:30pm and we now find ourselves with no place to stay. Karl didn't care. We ended up at a motel for the night. He was very arrogant and told me I should have read the website clearly (I did and didn't see and thing about no tents ). After 7 hours of driving we left in search of a motel. I have over 40 years of experience in customer services. It's obvious that Karl had little if any. His admitting errors on his staff, the late time of day and his attitude really cause me to wonder how he keeps his job and why campers ever return again. If you check Yelp, Candy Hill has a 3 star rating. It is that high because a few campers gave 5 stars, most are 1 star. As an aside, my wife wanted a cup of coffee. It was $2. The clerk didn't have change for a $100 bill and if she used her credit card there was an additional $5. You would think that after all the crap they put us through it would have been on the house. I cannot stress enough for folks to stay away from this place. Also suggest Karl take a few courses on Customer Service!!! You have been warned. Check out Yelp. read more

We stayed here 3 nts over a weekend while we were waiting for a part to be delivered at the local Camping World. After 2 nts with just electric at the Camping World parking lot, we really didn't want to stay there over the weekend. We made same-day reservations at Candy Hill. They didn't have any pull-thrus with 50amp so we ended up with a back-in site with 50 amp FHU. The road into the campground is two-lane, a little tight for our 40' motorhome and toad. The roads inside the campground are both paved and gravel but wide and mostly well-kept. The sites are gravel with grass. Our site was level and overlooking the rv storage sites. We had plenty of room to open our slides and awning without encroaching on our neighbors. We could see the interstate and hear it outside but inside our MH it didn't bother us. There were quite a number of longterm campers here as well. The young men in the office were very professional, polite and helpful. We were escorted to our site. Because it got down into the 30s at night when we were there in early Nov, they shut off the water at 8:30pm (if you're hooked up, they actually remove your hose and chain up the water faucet) and turned it back on the next morning at 8:30 or when the temps go above 36 degrees. This was never a problem for us, although we did hear our neighbor complain about how he didn't like someone touching his fresh water hose without his permission. So if you're like him, do it yourself before they do it for you. This was a quiet campground but it was November so I'm sure summers are pretty busy. It's just off the interstate so it's a good campground to stop over for a night or two. It has one of the nicest and largest dog parks I've ever seen and our dogs thoroughly enjoyed it. They also provide doggy bags and trash bins at convenient places in the park. Really enjoyed our stay here especially with their close proximity to the interstate. I only wish they had more available 50 amp, full hookup pull-thru sites for those who just want to stop over for a night or two and not unhook their toad. read more

Stay somewhere else. Rude manager. as others have stated. We had our "pass" on the dashboard instead of hanging. they evidently could not see it on their camera. As we were pulling past the office, the manager/owner came flying across the sites in a golf cart, sliding to a stop, jumping out and yelling and berating for not having the pass visible. Could have been handled using customer service, but he chose to be a jerk. They also don't mention the 4 lane divided hwy ADJOINS the property on one side, and a 4 lane hwy is 1/2 mile from the entrance. 24/7 road noise, regardless of location. stay somewhere else. read more