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.