Large campground where RV are often quite close (awnings nearly touch next RV). Staff are friendly…read more Pool is nice. Laundry room is clean and has new machines. Lots of places to walk. Walking around at night is neat with so many lightning bugs and campers with lighted decorations which make it festive.

Great owners who always have something going on. Bathrooms & showers are always clean as is the…read morelaundry room. We liked it enough to get a permanent site and our daughter and her family are currently on a waiting list for a permanent site. The pool is another favorite spot. Grandson likes the gameroom. Have not tried the mini golf yet. Price is competitive and grocery store and restaurants are minutes away. Staff is always helpful.

The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made for a great first impression. All of…read morethe campsites are crushed stone, and ours wasn't perfectly level, so be prepared to do a little extra leveling when you set up. The campground has a huge bathhouse with plenty of showers. I happened to use one right after it had been cleaned on Monday morning, and it was spotless. There's also a nice pool, an 18-hole mini golf course, and a dog park, so there are plenty of amenities to enjoy. The water pressure wasn't the strongest, but the water was clean, which is what matters most. There's an Amish farm next door, so depending on the wind, you may notice the smell of livestock. We never did during our stay, but it's something to be aware of. For groceries, there's a Giant food store 9 mins away and the Walmart in Palmyra is about 18 minutes away. While you're there, you'll also find a Weis Markets, several restaurants, pizza shops, a liquor store, and a Sheetz. You could also head into Harrisburg, but we preferred the more relaxed, rural feel of Palmyra. If you enjoy craft beer, don't miss Troegs Brewing. The beer was phenomenal, the giant pretzel was excellent, and the grilled cheese was absolutely delicious. Hershey Bistro is also just under 2 miles from the campground and is on our list to try next time. Some people mention highway noise from motorcycles and trucks, but the campground is close to Route 283, so that's to be expected. It wasn't a surprise to us. Overall, we had a great stay. The friendly staff, clean facilities, and amenities outweighed the few minor drawbacks, and we'd definitely consider staying here again.

Was shocked at the price! For what you get it's just not worth the price. Don't get me wrong the…read morestaff was pleasant and it's clean but the camp spots are tight. With a military discount for two days it was $230. I am use to KOA at about $80 a night. The campground was deserted. In the area I stayed there were only a couple other coaches in town for the Hershey car show. Don't waste your money there are other comparable campgrounds for less money

This is my family's favorite place to camp!!!! The creek (c-r-e-ck) is amazing for fishing and…read morenetting crayfish (craw-fish) or just chillacksing if that's your vibe. Has the coolest set up for corn hole and ping pong. I was cooking my brother in ping pong so bad he just left me there. There's a nice playground that is good for swinging. Close to lots of cool Gettysburg experiences near by. All the people here are chill and nice to talk to. I caught one massive crawdaddy. I was so busy having fun and doing activities I forgot to drink water and my pee became very yellow. Best campground in the area.

A very nice campground to stay at in Gettysburg. Very close to all the Gettysburg attractions…read more Majority of the spots are nice and shady with W/E hook ups, fire ring and picnic table. I would like to rant about the immaculate, air conditioned bath house...just lovely! Nice and clean and well maintained. The best bath house we have seen on our road trip. There's a cool creek next to the campground. They have a really nice playground for the children and a large seating area next to it. All lit up at night with beautiful string lights. Mini golf spot, arcade games room, nice pool, cabins to rent and let's talk about their camping store...it had everything you could possibly want in there! And I'm not joking! From camping stuff to little swimmers for toddlers and Gettysburg merch. Just everything! BONUS - they have an ice cream parlor! Ahhhh! Good selection of flavours with your choice of a waffle/sugar cone or cup. Deeeelightful! Staff are so friendly and John (I think that's his name) is hilarious! We felt so welcomed. Thank you. Overall, this is a campground that has everything you need. If I could give this place a ten, I would. We'll be back next year.

A quiet campground just south of York. There is enough room to set up comfortably and a bit of…read moreshade is provided from the trees. You can access the rail trail from the campground, so that's nice. The one downside is there is no 30 amp service. You will have to use a 20 amp adapter. It was still enough to run my A/C, I just had to use gas for the water heater.

Bruce (the owner) gets drunk and walks around yelling and cursing at guests for playing music too…read moreloud before quiet hours start. He cursed at me in front of my wife and children. Super disrespectful!!! It happened to us twice over the course of a year. We will never go back there.

I believe that this place would be great for a weekend or week long stay, but if you are staying…read morelonger, it's not that great. They do have activities and a wonderful camp store, but there are some downfalls to long term stays. My husband and I stayed here for a little over a month while having renovations done to our home. If it weren't the fact that it was the closest campground to our home, we probably would have stayed elsewhere. Some of the spaces are extremely tight, while others are large enough for two sites. Site #221 and 127 are huge, as are 215, 216, 217 and a couple others in that area. Then you get to the full hook-up sights and are squeezed in like sardines. Some campers can't even open their awnings it is so tight. And if you are in the spot near the one end, you are surrounded by two spots with permanent rentals, and another spot where they back right up against the side of your camper. You have nothing to look at but other campers. You are only allowed one vehicle per site, which is fine for short term, but if you are actually 'living' there and have to go to work every day, who wants to walk half way around the campground to get to your vehicle? Especially when there is plenty of room for two vehicles. You seem to be watched constantly by their 'security' staff and somewhat harrassed more when you are a long term guest. Nobody seems to chase anyone down that goes over the 5 mph speed limit either. (One plus is that "Bob" is not there anymore). There were people flying around, kicking up dust, it was awful. Dirt bikes, three wheeled motor bikes, driving like idiots around small children, pets, etc. and nobody said a word. And the guy on this three wheeled bike had his music so loud you could probably hear it in the next county! They will also nickle and dime you for just about everything. Don't show up early, you will have to pay. Pull through sites with only electric and water cost more than full hook up sites. We couldn't even have our kids visit unless they paid to come in. I understand if you are having some big party, but we were living there! If you are unfortunate enough to be near the trash dumpsters, hold your breath because there are no lids on them and it gets pretty rank on hot days. And there is one other thing for certain, if it rains, it WILL flood. Don't let them tell you any differently. Heavy rain for a long period of time sends a lot of people packing. The creek will overflow and anyone near it will be flooded out.

we really enjoy biking. But, this is different level of fun. We saw beautiful farmland and so many…read morewildlife, and I DIDN'T HAVE TO PEDEL HARD to see all these. A combination of nature and history, love it. Will do it again, for sure.

Life is about seizing the day, saying YES to adventure, and trying something new, because you only…read morelive once! Grab your good girlfriends, hit the road, and head to Pennsylvania for an American Rail Bike Adventure. Just about an hour from Baltimore, it's the perfect little road trip without going too far. Get ready to work together, sneak in a little exercise, enjoy the scenery, and, of course, laugh A LOT along the way! The tour guides are friendly, personable, and there to help every step of the way. Even if it's your first time, by the end you'll feel like a true rail bike professional. And after all that pedaling, you've definitely earned a treat!

We did the market and beyond food tour and it is definitely worth the money! $50 each and you stop…read moreat 7-8 locations. Food is included in the ticket price and you definitely get more than $50 worth of food. Jennifer was our tour guide and she was so awesome, excited, knowledgeable, and overall just an amazing person to lead the tour. We're excited to go back and try the other tours they offer

Just took the food tour of Lititz last Saturday. I live in Lititz and learned some new and…read moreinteresting facts about my town. We enjoyed some yummy treats and visited some of our favorite shops. The tour guides were well informed and were very accommodating and each had their own style. I think this is a great date day for couples or a group of friends. Well done!

This place was in my local bucket list. Was excited to do the train ride. All are volunteers…read moreworking there . Ride was fun, saw gray egret and ducks. The train operators took a short stop and told us about the history of PA and MD railroad. That was interesting. After the ride, you can take a guided or self-guided tour of the location. Recommend for all ages.