I loved my stay at Beach Rose Park. Single older lady and felt so secure. Entire staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful. Honestly, best vacation I have had in years! Thank you! Cyndi Tambolleo

From the time of our arrival to our departure Beach Rose RV Park provided a warm and engaging…read moreexperience. The staff maximized the experinece with true New England hospiltatlity. From guiding our motorhome onto a best fit cement paved space to the amenities offered including a full (SUPER CLEAN) bathroom, outdoor games, and a wonderful pool. Beach Rose is perfactly located for any visitor seeking to be close to Boston, sensational harbor and coastal towns like Newbury, and Salem for history buffs who want to wander amongst good witches. Full hook ups for our motorhome allowed our motorhome to work fully and without any disruptions. Visitors on site are considerate, the grounds are clean with clear places to discard trash, and the staff even helped us to store our car hauler. Beach Rose RV Park is a home away from home with wonderful opportunities to connect with people passionate about people. Don't hesitate to reserve your space today when choosing a Boston area RV camp ground. It's super affordable and super fun.

Owners and staff of the campground very nice and friendly. Stayed here labor day weekend there are…read morea TON of golf carts here so stay alert at their Nascar speeds. Arcade could use a major renovation. Broken glass on a few windows, missing glass on one of the doors. Games weren't really anything my kids wanted to play, need to upgrade to the 21st century. We had a nice site next to the water however it was very loud at night due to the ducks obsessively quaking, highway noises and the Walmart distribution center. Some of the seasonal sites very grungy and aged, makes the place look trashy. Some of the sites need a major pressure wash! Sites are very large and level and spaced out nice. Bathrooms were clean, free showers are nice. Plenty of activities for adults and kids. Next time we'll forgo the beach site in leau of a quieter site further away. Overall would come back, owners do their best with what they have.

I am writing as a warming about the treatment of my disabled adult daughter: today and last week at…read morePine Acres. She loved the campground and sent me literally 100s of pictures of the wildlife and activities. She had a friendly connection with Brendan and some other staff; she had a terrible Christmas last year, and she told me how doing a Christmas craft and attending your Christmas party healed that for her. She was happy, and I can't imagine she was an issue other than the crying, She sent me pictures of the " neighborhood" she was moving into for the rest of the season. She was happy. She's been struggling so much since the loss of that dog. I felt like she had found a place to heal, was having fun, and was going to be ok. She mentioned wanting to be friendly ( greeting people is hard for her) and make the park a better place, like picking up others' trash. I was shocked to hear she was asked to leave simply for having an autistic meltdown, a neurological event she will experience for the rest of her life, like a seizure. Even if this made others uncomfortable, she didn't damage any property, threaten anyone, or do anything that could possibly warrant this treatment. It seems that someone was uncomfortable with the intensity of autistic emotions, and she and I now faced devastating consequences, including additional costs from a hotel, having to move the trailer twice, once now and once again in Oct when she had planned to leave, and Ubers. Moreover, I also have a traumatized daughter who is scared to settle anywhere, worried she will be kicked out for crying. This never needed to be handled like this. She tried to advocate for herself and ask for one more night to prepare, but she never refused to leave; she was packing well, advocating. She was also advocating, believing that the people who had been so kind would be reasonable. Then she was retaliated against for that advocacy. The retaliation for the civil rights complaint is incredibly disappointing as the first step in disability discrimination issues is to try to get the parties to resolve. Grace is reasonable, and a resolution could have been reached to address any non-discriminatory concerns; instead, you chose violence. Grace is kind; I realize she is a bit awkward, but that doesn't mean she wanted this mistreatment. Additionally today they gave her a hard time coming to pack up the trailer to have it moved despite her every effort to follow there rules.

We have been seasonal campers at Tuxbury Pond for 2 years now. Tuxbury Pond has so much potential…read moreand could in all honesty be a truly lovely camping resort. Currently it just falls short. It's not because our rates aren't high enough, they charge as much a season here as they do at Danforth Bay. which is a true Camp Resort also located in NH. The beginning of this season started off poorly between the lack of grounds upkeep, we had our leaf bags sitting at our camp sites until July 4th weekend. I had a dear friend from Maine who rented a tiny house back in January, she confirmed 2 times both in March and early May. She was literally driving down the driveway at 4:10PM on Memorial Day weekend when she received a call that her reservation was canceled because she has 2 dogs. The online system allowed her to pay for the stay and put the pet's info down. No apology was given to her simply a cancelation. My husband was available and could have taken her dogs to our home, but she wasn't allowed any options. The more upsetting part was, I was trying to convince her to become a seasonal with us, needless to say, the bad taste didn't go ago. We too contemplated going to another campground. Others in the area that are less expensive and offered comparable amenities however we fell for this year's staff and the hope improvements to the campground will be made. John, the Activities Director was such a delight. Always hardworking with creative ideas on how to make Tuxbury Pond more pleasurable and engaging for the campers of all ages. The office staff both Carin & Kate were always knowledgeable with a quick smile and helpful hand. It would be great if there were a little eatery on the grounds sometimes you don't want to cook and it's another social place to gather with other campers. The Lodge would be perfect for a little sandwich/ pizza joint. Also the store is handy but if it offers more of the emergency staples, that too would be helpful if you needed bread or forgot the eggs, you need to run to the grocery store. In closing, for us this next season will be the tell-tale season. If we don't see improvements or if there is another season with ALL new staff, we'll be moving on. Sadly, I see more and more campers and trailers pulling out of the campground. I do hope upper management starts looking at the campground and not their wallets. But I can say the campground is safe, family orientated, and the campers are very friendly and welcoming.

So I am a seasonal camper and I have been here for three years. I can't tell you how wonderful…read morethings have gotten here at the campground with Andrew is our new manager. He cares about our campground and wants so much for all of us. He takes pride in how it looks and how clean we are. There is a true feeling of friendship here And we cannot wait to see what next year will bring. In the 4 months so many activities have been brought back and there's a true feeling a family here.

Prices shot up in 1 season, 900.00 a month to 1200 a month. No wifi no cable TV no reception for…read morelocal TV. @ 900.00 a month I would pay but 1200 for no amenities like tv or wifi it's just too much for a senior citizen. I did enjoy Saturday night bands and seeing the kids play game we use to play and not be on their phones. The pool is nice and clean and big. Very friendly staff and down to earth. Overall it's just okay. Time to travel. I was on a seasonal waiting list or so I was told for 4 years. I don't think there is one, unless you know someone. so in that one case they are kind of unprofessional.

I had high hopes for Hidden Valley RV and Golf course until we actually arrived…read more We have a 32' travel trailer and it can be tight in many spots. Knowing this, the staff reserved a spot for us when we called knowing we couldn't fit into most of their spots. Upon arrival we find out that they gave our spot away ( a blessing in disguise) and moved us to the rear of the park. Our new site was backed up to a maintenance path used by golfers and staff but non the less it wasn't a bad spot. Very hard to back into being a tree was on the back in drivers side but once in, it was fine. Now let's talk about the RV Park. I'd say 90% seasonal RVers. They pretty much let the people do what they want with the sites. Patios made of cinder blocks. Overgrown grass and trailers that haven't been moved in decades. There was a mini tennis court with a broken gate and a net about to fall off. One playground at the entrance of the park and that's about it. Now knowing the lack of amenities, we thought what would be the big deal with inviting our family to our camper being they never saw it. Well once we asked the front desk if it would be a problem having them over they said they would need to charge $6 per person and $9 if they stay past 9pm. When asked what amenities are they paying for besides visiting us, no pool, no activities, nothing, they said that's policy. I understand, but when you have nothing you would hope people would want to spend time there. Now for the golf course. We called and asked for a tee time Saturday morning. They told us that there was a tournament going but they can fit us in between parties at 9:40am. When my father-in-law arrived, the man at the office said the scheduling person was nuts to schedule us being there were so many people on the course. After feeling bad about turning us away they tried to put us in real fast but it would have been a disaster mixed in with them. Another example of their poor planning. So to wrap it up, if your a transient RVer like us with kids and would like a clean, organized, RV park with amenities, and friendly staff, this is not your place. If your cool with being mixed in with seasonals that look like they permanently moved in, give it a shot. For us, we will never return.

Beautiful and well maintained campground. The night was so quiet you could hear a pin drop and we…read morehad a great view of the stars. My 10 year old loved the playground and game room. The owner, Jen, was very nice when we were checking out.

The nicest most well kept campground we have been to in the 30 years we have been rving…read more Friendly people and unbelievable clean!!!

Combination campground/waterfront access area. Lighthouse can easily be seen from the waterfront…read morearea, and the campground apparently sits on the site of one of the war battles. The lighthouse can also be walked to if you have time. Nice little area, and I'd check it out in more detail if I was back in the Salem area.

This is a neat area to explore if you have some time and like to look for rocks. We followed a…read morepathway that took us from a rocky beach to a sandy one and we found lots of little treasures. What a great way to spend a day with the family.

We are 30 yr experienced RVers and have stayed in RV parks through 45 states. We know a dump when…read morewe see one. This dump looks more like a homeless encampment than an RV resort. It is a shanty. We walked in to the office and got hit with the Thousand Trails sales pitch before we could even check in. My guess is that they put you in the ghetto section if you are not a member. Our site was not level and the 30amp would not work. We had to use a 50amp adapter. We paid for 3 nights but we were tired and needed some rest so we got out of there the next morning. Gross! We give this place 5 YUKS. Keep driving!

Staff were robotic and cold. Called in am before I could go in to pay. Campground is all sand and…read moredirt with I level sites. Not worth the money especially with paid WiFi.

What a hidden gem! The folks running this campground are…read moresuper friendly and very knowledgeable about the surrounding area. Lots of sites situated all around the side of a large hill. The sites range from level to very uneven. The main roads are paved and not terribly steep. Some of the sites are tight quarters to your neighbor others seem to have a bit more space. Lots of shade! Rustic shower buildings that are coin operated at 25¢ for 5-6 minutes. 50¢ was plenty of time. Dish wash stations are located at these buildings which is nice for tent campers. Internet can be good if you pay 3$ a day for a premium code. This is good for people who work remote. Pro tip for campgrounds. Install premium, premium internet for traveling professionals. We will pay for a good connection. Beautiful campground. We would definitely stay here again, we recommend it over a KOA any day.

So where are you going to stay and camp in Gloucester these days, Beauport? This place has been…read morerockin' the campground for over 40 years. It isn't perfect but what is? You stay, it is clean, the staff are very nice, showers, safe, and down the street from the beach. Nice view. Campsites are offered in a variety of styles to suit your needs. Thank you for offering the middle class unspoiled outdoors experience that is still within reach. A great place for a few days or monthly. We can take the commuter rail here with our bikes and small tent. Bring quarters.

Pros: The campground itself is clean, bathrooms are clean…read morehas a pool , small camp store . Close to beach Cons: The woman running it runs it like an early 1900's nun that hates children. If she could hit them trust me she would. Yells at kids for riding their bikes too fast, across a side walk , jumping in the pool when nobody is in the pool they'll kick them out. she's got cameras everywhere she watches so she can yell at them. you have to be with your child at all times even at the playground with middle schoolers. tent sites are in a swamp w standing swamp water behind the site. sites are Tiny. The big ones are 15x30 you can't even set up a ten person tent , and 5 chairs around a firepit without pulling your car in at an angle. you cant even idle through the campground bc that is too fast. I'm not exaggerating . read the other reviews . Unc is miserable If you are retired, hate children , and have a camper this place is for you. (hey this is said middle schooler editing the review, I remember very little about this trip but what I do remember is as follows: My mom was fully correct about all of this, but on top of this when my friend's family arrived with their dog, because they likely didn't go to the 1,203 word long rules list (proof attached) Teresa the Witch said to, and I quote, "dispose of it." That just makes it sound like she wanted the thing dead, which honestly, she likely did. I also distinctively remember "carving" the words "screw you old lady" onto the roof of the small ass playground, so even back then I hated her. I also remember her getting angry over small things so it was very funny to rage bait gramgram by riding bikes too fast. The rules are insane, too. Some of the highlights include "Children must be kept quiet during these hours" which makes it sound like there's a hostage situation going on, (which there likely is ngl)," Campers and their guests and/or visitors who are uncooperative or violate rules may be asked to leave with no warning or refund" which I'm surprised that only 1 review mentions this happening, and even supposedly for bringing up an issue, WHICH THEY ENCOURAGE YOU DO("If there is a disturbance, excessive noice, any complaint or emergency, please notify guard at once."), and "No balls or throwing devices are allowed", which completely makes the "Large Playing Field" just for running, I guess? yeah I don't have that much else to say, but everything Dana J. says is a complete lie apart from not putting up with rule breakers and being "well monitored".)

Beautiful Park. Well maintained. Crystal clear pool. Humongous playground. Locked and safe park. 2…read more1/2 miles from the beach and everything else. Very nice staff. We had a huge front yard all grass and the bathrooms were behind us which was convenient. Extremely well monitored. They don't put up with rule breakers and we appreciate that. Will definitely stay here when we are in New England.

A MUST DO! Hampton Beach New Hampshire provides a One,Two Punch of Activities. First you can take a…read moredip in the ocean although sometimes the water can be a bit chilly or lay out in the sun or take a stroll along the seashore. Cross the street & there is a plethora of activities including shopping for T Shirts, Clothing, Souvenirs, Beach & Gift items. Mrs. Mitchell's has been a Gift Shop Staple since 1966. There are lots of eateries & restaurants with an ocean view too. There are also Arcade Games at Playland & Funarama with Vintage Machines from the 60s & 70s with get this .25 & .50 prices per machine. There's also a Throwback Dugstore here - a Rexall Drugs with Vintage Signs. There is also a Ballroom & Casino that brings in top name bands & concerts. They also have Special Events like The Masters Sand Sculpting Classic, The Sea Food Festival & others that brings in a ton of people. Check out their website for more details. You can park at the meters & have a whole day & night of Fun! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

We booked three nights of dry camping and arrived Friday excited to start our weekend…read more Unfortunately, we barely made it 24 hours before deciding to leave because of the way we were treated. We were told by another man at the campground that we were permitted to run our quiet generator overnight. The posted cutoff time was 9:00 AM, and we fully intended to shut it off by then. At approximately 8:50 AM the following morning, a woman who lives on-site who is named Karen (no pun intended)- and appeared to run the facility came pounding on our RV door, yelling at us about running the QUIET generator all night. We tried to explain that we had been told we were allowed to do so and that we were going to shut it off at the required time. Instead of having a reasonable conversation, we felt that we were essentially pushed out and harassed during the short time we were there. We also had our baby with us, and it was a hot summer night. Being told that we should have simply opened the windows was incredibly frustrating and felt completely dismissive of our situation. We came to enjoy a three-night camping weekend and instead left after barely 24 hours because of how uncomfortable and unwelcome we were made to feel. We have never experienced this kind of treatment at a campground before. Unfortunately, based on this experience, we will never be returning to Hampton State Park RV Camping. The way we were treated was completely unacceptable and left us extremely disappointed and disgusted with the experience. She told us and I quote "this is a campground, not a prison" But clearly it wasn't.