The Bayside Drive-In Campground is part of Assateague Island National Seashore, one of a few…read morecampgrounds you can reserve and camp at. This one is on the bay side of the island (hence the name, duh!) and in September, it was still pretty buggy, so absolutely make sure you bring bug spray/netting/etc with you. I've heard the one on the beach side is a little more forgiving in that regard. However, what you get here is a lot more of the ponies. Now, keep in mind that you're supposed to keep your distance, but the ponies themselves do not care. They'll wander into the middle of your camp while you're making coffee to scratch themselves on a cooler. They'll steal food if they can, so make sure you lock everything up in your car. Do you like being awoken by a loud whinny in the middle of the night? This campground is for you. Make sure you bring longer tent stakes for the sandy conditions, and if it's warm, something to block the sun, because most of these sites have little in the way of shade or privacy. They are really great though. The bathroom facilities are good.

Dreaming of warmer weather and my next vacation to Ocean City Md... I found a couple of pics from…read moremy last trip to Sun Outdoors. I can't believe I haven't reviewed this resort yet. I plan a spring and fall trip, and always stay at Sun Outdoors. My favorite rv sites are near the beach access and the tiki bar. Their specialty is crushes, fresh squeezed fruit beverages and some evenings there is a live band and a roaring beach campfire. Ahhh, the good life!

The campground has nice water access. The. views are beautiful. Campsites have lots of room,…read moreespecially in the gated section However, bathrooms and showers are not clean. The laundry room we used ( gated section) was very dirty Mini golf has 9 holes and was fun but the putters are broken! The employees are very nice but there are not enough of them to keep the facilities up to a good standard We will come back but hope to see some major improvements Thanks

There is a lady that works there who is very rude and makes your experience horrible. The…read moreplayground is full of trash & equipment is very old and looks like it's from the 70s. It used o be a family place but now it's not a place you would want to take your family. Sad to see it go downhill

They never returned our money after we had to cancel the reservation. We canceled two days after…read morethe online reservation and weren't scheduled to be there for two weeks. I turned them in to BBB and they should be contacting them, also. We also called the office and received NO response. I will find other entities like MD Consumer Protection Bureau and let them know of my situation! Do Not Book Here!

Such an awesome locals spot. The beach is short, but goes down quite far so I'm sure you'll find a…read morecomfortable spot to spend your day. The water was warm and filled with long tentacled jellyfish when we visited, but honestly they weren't even that big of a deal. I really liked that the waves were minimal, because who likes getting their asses handed to them when all you want to do is relax in the water for the afternoon. Sounds like On nice days a lot of boats pull up to hang out as well which is super cool. Overall I'd pick Roaring Point over OCMD any day because it's less crowded and more chill. My friends and I were basically the only people there and people typically pay loads of money for that type of exclusivity whereas here it's free.

This is a great place to camp, a little out of the way but I prefer to be away from major roads and…read moretown anyway. The site were clean and the staff is friendly!

This state park is well staffed and maintained. Many free activities are offered and cover lots of…read moretopics, including age-appropriate, environmental programs for kids -- that's nice. Jane's Island seems to be known primarily for the camping possibilities. The camping sites, both for tents and cabins, are pretty full during the season. Has a loyal following. Reserve early. Also, fishing is all the rage here. I saw many people fishing from the banks of the water and from kayaks, etc. However, biking possibilities are only average. Hiking is about the same. Crisfield gets a fair number of storms, had a bunch during our visit, and it can affect the grounds, but the area dries out pretty quickly.

I was last here back when I was a camper, but now we are old and prefer "glamping". We booked way…read moreahead for a full-service cabin for 4 people and it was exactly what the doctor ordered. Cabin #1 had a full kitchen, dining room and bathroom. Upstairs was a small loft with a room with 2 twin beds, reachable by stairs (note other full service cabins have ladders, not stairs to the upstairs area). Downstairs had a bedroom with a full bed, and another bedroom with 2 twin beds. It came with a screened in porch that was wheelchair accessible. The kitchen came stocked with everything you needed, pots and pans, a microwave, toaster and coffee maker. There was a gas fireplace, but they had turned off the heat for the season. We shared a little dock overlooking the water with the cabin next door, but we had our own charcoal grill and a fire pit. We were so happy with the cabin - nothing fancy, but since two of the days we were there had torrential rain and tornado like winds, we were happy to be safe and sound and dry with electricity to boot! It is also pet friendly.

Such a nice place to camp at! Owner is friendly and campground is well taken care of. Will…read moredefinitely be coming back!

Almost $300/night and no linens, no towels, and terrible internet. Only 1 remote for 2 tvs in…read moreseparate rooms and 1 remote for air conditioners, again, in separate rooms. Smaller bedroom has no way to even cool down other than a window (no fan or ac) so if it's warm, that room will be unbearable. And I'm fairly convinced it wasn't clean. There was a long hair on the shower wall (I have a shaved head) and globs/streaks of toothpaste in the sink.

We stayed here for a week recently and it's a real nice place to stay. The only complaints I have…read moreis for the general store, mini golf, and the showers. During the week, the general store closed at 6pm which is kind of early if you ask me. Because the store closes at six, mini golf closes at 4pm. Kind of dumb. Finally, the bath houses do not offer any sort off f benches to place things. I just had two hooks in my shower room.

I have stayed at this State Park twice, once during the Spring and once during the fall. Each time,…read moreI've had nothing but a pleasant and restful time. I have stayed in the Heron and Deer Run camp loops and have nothing to complain about. The camp store where I registered my group went smoothly and the staff was friendly and comprehensive in ensuring we knew the rules and information about the park. The camp store also sells their local wood bags for $6.00. I highly recommend buying ice cream as they scoop generously at a reasonable price. Their late check-in process is simple as well as they'll have your car placard outside for you to grab with your name on it if you reserved it online ahead of time. There's plenty of things to do around if you know what to look for! If you're camping during the summer, you can enjoy a kayak or canoe rental near the camp store. You can also visit the nature center, walk the trails around, or go fishing - plenty of things to do! All in all, I would return - but would try out water's edge loop. I didn't realize it was so close to the Camp Store's showers and toilets. Highly recommend this place!

I love Shad Landing. We have gone there to hike, to use the boat ramp, camp and for other special…read moreevents! Keep up the great work! We will keep coming back!

Wonderful National Park to relax for a stroll with nature. Find shells, watch wild horses, or chill…read moreon the beach. The sika deer will walk up close to you also. Great views! For more photos of our visit here, visit our instagram at 3spade7star_photography

Absolutely beautiful and pristine natural coastline with wild horses. They get close! Beware and…read morealert while driving. Its very windy and no shade so prepare for the elements. Great trails and a cute beach shop! Parking is $25 for the national park and $5 at the state park lot.