This is our 2nd time to camp on this site!! Love the feel of being "surrounded" by the jungle but…read morenot too far from the city :) We love going on camping but still need our daily showers and bathrooms; and Mountainview Campground provided both for us. The site also have faucet to do wash dishes, picnic table, and also electric. Definitely will come back again :)

These campsite is amazing. Best for family and dry campers, glampers and alike. Never get lost…read more coming here. Nature lovers heaven. The office are great and the owner are spectacular. They will help you with the camping experience.

It's comfortable camping. Pricey, but in my opinion, worth every penny. Grounds and amenities are…read morekept in great shape, all things within the camp are available for use. Rules are enforced (I.e cutoff time for pool). It's just a great place to visit with family and friends of all ages. As in ALL. My camping averse elderly parents came with us and had lots of fun! Loved Great Divide. And will be back again. Thank you!!!

At least 15 sites available for primitive camping, but was told that they "don't do same day…read morereservations -- it's just our policy. You can come tomorrow though!"

Stayed here overnight on a Saturday. It's impossible to reach anyone by phone so don't bother and…read morejust go to the campsite directly to register. The front desk lady was super sweet and got us set up quickly. The lack of stars is mainly because of the quality of the camp. It costs $40 a night which is pricey compared to other campsites but you get a pretty spacey area that has a fire pit with a lakeside view. At the same time, for the cost it does not deliver on the other amenities (see more below). Also, for $5 you can grab all the wood you need for your fire pit. I'm not surprised that the place has low stars mainly because the bathroom wasn't open (it had a padlock on it) and even if it was the shed itself looked really unkept. We also followed their guide map to use the showers but it led to someone else's property in the back.. Overall, a decent place to stay if you just need a place to park overnight.

Very dirty. Lake is nothing but seaweed. Bathrooms/showers are absolutely disgusting. You will do…read moredamage to any vehicle just trying to get in the place. Owner, owners daughter, "ground keeper " who pretty much just rides around on her 4 wheeler all day and spies on everyone are ALL rude. The list goes on. Plenty of pictures and videos to prove it. Pretty much any campers that enters . "other then owners family members " leave within 24 hrs.

This review will be short and sweet as it is solely based upon entrance fees…read more Impromptu family decision to have a "day at the lake" today since the weather was perfect. Headed to Tomahawk Lake as it was our go to once upon a time. The price PER PERSON (not per car load) was $22 ... and that was NOT including the water park. If you wanted to add on entrance to the water park it was ANOTHER $15 PER PERSON! We were a party of 4 adults and 3 teens and it would've literally been $259 to ENTER the lake!!!!! AIN'T NO WAY! For that price we could've done a real amusement park, a real water park ... a real lotta other things worth $259. Needless to say we ventured elsewhere but wanted everyone to be aware of this absolute absurdity before wasting your time and gas venturing up there.

My husband found this place nearby when Lake Hopatcong was full by the time we arrived. I've never…read moreheard of it but it seemed to have a vintage vibe, so OK I'm game. I regretted it right away. It's ridiculously crowded - no problem with parking as they sure made extra space in the back, but driving to the back woods parking lot I was afraid we were gonna hit someone cos of people walking indifferently on the paths. The tiny "beach" is made of hard packed sand, the texture of a dirt road. There are many garbage cans around, which, I appreciate that as there's nothing worse than trash on the ground, but I also don't want to be sitting next to one. There are some picnic tables in the further grassy areas that seemed more chill but the tables close to the water could not be crammed any closer together. The water where kids are playing in is murky and gross looking, as to be expected cos sediments stir up, but this just does not look clean and is way too full of people. And I would not call this a water park - it's a lake with some dingy play structures on it and some boat rides. There also don't seem to be enough lifeguards for this many kids. Summer prices (July 1-Aug 20) are $20pp over 9yo, and $18 for under 9, but you have to pay additionally for the water slides ($13-$17) and other activities. You might as well take your family to a proper waterpark for this price. Maybe once upon a time it was cute as people seem to have nostalgic memories of this place (and they definitely trade on the camp nostalgia), but it seems the park operator is only interested in packing in as many people as possible to the detriment of the experience. There is good live music with a guy playing old time rock n roll, they have hash browns yay (3 for $2.50), and my toddler had fun regardless of my lack of enjoyment or relaxation, hence the extra star.

-Electric on site (BRING A WATERPROOF Electric chord)…read more -Bathrooms & Showers on site -Helpful and Informative, when booking/questions on the phone (Like suuuper! I wish I knew the girl I called twice! She even made it so we had a lot of room!) -Bonfire (downside, is you cannot bring your own wood-- so a bundle of wood you're looking at dropping $30+ for the night, but it was worth it!) -checking in late was fine! Will definitely go again! Close to the NY ren faire & the drive inn

Great place to camp for the weekend! If you're looking for a local little getaway then I would…read morerecommend this campground. The campground is a decent size and very pretty. The owners are nice and accommodating. I called to make a reservation and was able to do so. It was $35.00 a night. The price includes your campsite, fire pit, access to kayaks, showers, and bathroom. To be clear, we picked a site where you can set up a tent and not an RV. But RV sites are also available. Check in was a breeze and was brought to our site once we checked in. Wood is sold on the site. Its a dollar per log. We did see a bear by the garbage and immediately called the owners to let them know. They did come and close the garbage bins and made a lot of noise to lure the bear away. Make sure after you eat you put all food and drinks in your car and leave nothing out once you head to bed. This will attract bears if you leave stuff out over night.

I would not recommend sending your daughter to Camp Nyoda unless she's been part of the program…read moresince 2nd grade. Most of the campers are legacy (daughters of campers) or have been attending since the early grades. My daughter attended as a rising 6th grader and was not welcomed. The camp counselors were previous campers and promoted inappropriate behavior. They gave one of the girls in their bung (cabin) "honorary counselor" status which exacerbated the situation. From a facilities perspective, the toilets were out of services for a few days so the girls got buckets of water from the lake to flush the toilets. We also paid the additional fee for riding sessions. However, she was asked to clean the stable instead and her sessions were given to legacy campers (the activities are supervised by counselors). After connecting with the owners, they recognized their opportunity areas.

This is the wrong address, Nyoda Girls Camp is located at 136 Cozy Lake Rd,OakRidge, NJ 07438…read more All three of my girls who are women now attended this most remarkable camp. Now my grand-daughter has been there for years and the excitement of going back to Nyoda is just magical. This year 2017 they are celebrating 100 Years and there will be a weekend reunion after this year's camp ends. I am going up with my girls because even though I never attended Nyoda, It is STILL a blessed place for me too because they brought my three girls into womanhood and taught them things I could not teach i.e. Living and liking people you may not even get along with, total inclusion. Being responsible, loving nature, doing chores willingly. And more than anything comradeship.

Went here on a date with my boyfriend! Had so much fun and really enjoyed the rides we went on…read more We were able to store personal items in locker rooms, which was nice since it was a daily purchase and not hourly. We did end up getting Italian Ice right next to lockers and I would not recommend it. It took a long time for it to come out and it was not very enjoyable. Tasted okay, but it had frozen ice chunks instead of a smoother texture.

We purchased tickets to go on the scenic ride and was not allowed on but other people were. They…read morelied to us saying it was inspection but were letting a wedding go on it. Like I understand if they paid but why not let us know that it's cold for a private event. very unprofessional

Fla-net ... My Experience ... And, this is my experience …read more.. I contacted Fla-net campground which is a few miles down the road from my mother's house in Budd Lake. I was having trouble with the electrical system in my BT Cruiser ... That's the short version. I called up Fla-net and asked if they knew of any RV mechanics. They contacted me with the owner - Terry. He called me back and said, I'll be by in 20 minutes. Surprisingly, he was there, at my mom's house, on time. Terri fixed my electrical system (wouldn't take any money from me)... and I asked him, being a.newbie if he could show me some things as far as to my RV's operation. He said, 'Come by the campground in an hour!' Well, In a few minutes he clarified things I've been trying to get an answer for .. for months. Again, Terri, the owner of Fla Net ... didn't charge me. IS this the kind of people I like to deal with ...? You betcha. I know not all folks living in an RV are the easiest to get along with individuals .... but, for me (I've used their dump station too) ... it was a pretty unique and friendly experience. BTW: In this area of NJ, I'm pretty sure they are the only RV campground open 365 days a year. Nice to know you can count on management if you have a problem.

This is not a bad place to stay, and I would stay again…read more But They lose 1 Star Becasue of the roads. Oh. My. God. The. Roads. We've traveled over 5000 miles this holiday and stayed in a variety of camp grounds and take the worse roads you have ever seen and times it by 10. It was scary pulling the rv in. Major MASSIVE pot holes, un even roads. Lose 1 star due to presentation. I wish I had taken more photos. But this place does not show a "camp ground" it is more like an "trailer park". Many (most all) the guests clearly live there full time. Many units it looks like a dump outside. Trash and garbage everywhere. And trailers are packed in TIGHT. Bumper to bumper! Many units have freezers outside and most have diy trashing looking trailer skirts. This is not entirely the parks fault but several units didn't even watch their kids! I saw a kid chase a dog and it's owner, the dog Trying to bite it and the kid tried to go into the persons camper! And this same kid would not stop taunting and teasing my own dogs so much that I couldn't even walk them. Cars are parked all over the area, making it difficult to get in and out. To get into the park, someone had to move their car. To leave the park we had to inch by as there were 10+ cars parked along the exit. The exit, which has METAL SPIKES to prevent you from coming in the wrong way. Staff was friendly and gave us no issues! The pool area and the gorgeous lake were in good condition. So much potential here if the roads were better and the tenants cleaned up. The game groom is indoors and has carpet. But they must leave the door open, as the floor looked like the ground of a forest eoth leaves, dirt and debris everywhere. Most the water hookups had heaters attached to them. This was not our sight, but the photo shows our neighboring site, a big dangerous imo

I am so so so so so so SO happy I found Tagalongs. This place was a lifesaver this past August…read morewhen I was super pregnant with my second child and I had a toddler who needed to be kept busy during the hottest of days. The only "complaint" I have is that it's not right around the corner from me, otherwise I'd be there every day with my daughter. My 2 year old daughter had a blast at Tagalongs. I would say this is her favorite play place. She is not a physically active child and really prefers to use her imagination so Tagalongs was the perfect place for her. She would run back and forth to all the different shop fronts pretending to be a waitress at the diner, camping in the camper van, fishing from the boat, doing hair at the salon, and even fighting fires on the fire truck. Her favorite place to hang is the Vet Office where she can take care of all the furry friends there. They even have a cool lego wall which kept her occupied for quite some time. Tagalongs also has a physical component to it where kids can climb, slide, and bounce on the trampoline. We were there on weekdays and it was never super crowded. Kids were running all over, but it was never overwhelming. All the kids were having a great time. The play place is immaculate and the staff is very very friendly. You pay their entrance fee and then you can come and go throughout the day. Most play places give you a 2 hour time limit and then you have to leave or pay extra. I love that you can come early, then go out and grab lunch, and then come back in the afternoon. Everything about Tagalongs is perfect! If you have a child who loves to use their imagination, this is the place for them. They will have a great time!

My wife and her friend took the girls to play on Friday 2/11/22 at 4:00pm the place was very empty…read moreand quiet it seems that the lady wanted to close early, she was behind my daughter and her friend picking up every single toy they were playing with telling them we have to clean for the other children were there was no one around. (With an attitude) basically making the girls to pick up the toys and put them away My wife mentioned to her and she lost her mind and started yelling clamming she was doing her job and there were cameras. Hopefully management check the cameras to verify Patty's attitude. Not a good experience as Patty didn't gave my daughter and her friend enjoy the place rushing for and early close. Totally unfriendly finally they left to stop the argument with her. I don't understand how a person with that attitude represents customer service in a children's place.

Nothing like camping overnight in rustic county parks with outdoor recreation. Nice to know that…read moreMahwah offers such a place -- an easy drive from most anywhere in Northern NJ. If you have youngsters and want to get their camping feet wet just a little bit -- this is a great place for a first experience. Ok -- so Glen Gray 'aint Yellowstone or some equally impressive National Park -- but what it lacks in "gee whiz" visual appeal is more than made up for by its convenience, cleanliness, affordability and variety of hiking and camping experience. GGC is -- first and foremost -- a boy scout oriented facility -- so it is set up like one -- with a trading post -- full time "Camp Master" -- and circular camp sites with wooden tent floors -- organized for a larger pack or troop. Each site has a fire pit, dining area (including one with a roof in the event of inclement weather) and a basic -- gender neutral latrine for washing your mess kit and such. No showers -- but hey -- who needs showers when you can go off the grid with a lake and canoes -- right? And this 'aint tailgating folks -- so you need to park your car at the lot near the entrance -- and be prepared to hump your gear to a campsite which -- depending on where you choose to stay -- could be a couple of miles away. But fear not. For a nominal fee -- the Camp Master or one of his minions will drive you and your coolers to and from the site -- no worries. ;) I enjoyed the weekend I spent here with Junior and his scouting mates. We humped in and back with our packs -- fished (one of our group landed a large mouth bass -- but its a catch and release lake - bummer) feasted on MRE's, sardines, franks & beans and s'mores -- and had a blast fending off the bear and raccoons that dropped in to pay a visit. GGC also offers cabins and lean-to's -- so you can regulate exactly how much nature you want in your camping experience -- including what sort of weather you want to endure -- since they are open all year 'round. Top Tip: Glen Gray only allows overnight camping by prior reservation and access comes with a variety of restrictions -- including no pets, bicycles, booze and so forth. (see: http://glengray.org/faqs.html ).

Great rustic camp located in the Ramapo Forrest in Bergen County of New Jersey. Glen Gray is old…read moreBoy Scout camp that is now open to all. Campsites are all walk in only. However you can get gear trucked up to your site for a small fee (Definitely worth the money). You can rent cabins, leantos and tent sites. Plenty of hiking trails to explore in area !!!!