If I could leave a zero I would. We have been coming to Toms Cove for over 30 years and after our…read moresecond trip this year that has changed. This campground is old run down and hasn't changed in years. Potholes fill the dusty roads, the store is small not stocked and what they do have is overpriced. There is still no laundry facility has been closed many years. The bathrooms are disgusting despite the wonderful sweet lady who tries to keep them clean. At night it becomes a cruising ground for over 20 golf carts, most drunk, load music and karaoke machines, kicking the dust back up. The swimming pool was down when we went but still to small and over crowded for the amount of campers they stuff in this place. The management staff is trash, rude and needs to loosen the nose ring. When you are representing someone's business you need to learn how to talk and treat people under all circumstances. Security does nothing except patrol to make sure people are of the dock at exactly 11 otherwise worthless. Please fellow campers read the reviews and find another campground there are better and more updated and cleaner campgrounds on this island.

If i could give 0 stars I would. Do not stay here unless you like loud drunk people keeping you up…read moreat night this is the place to be. If you like a peaceful vacation with the family you would be well advised to pick another place to stay other than Toms Cove. What a disappointment this place was. TIFFANY is so incompetent it is difficult to put into words. Just save yourself the hassle and stay anywhere but Toms Cove.

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

I have been here a couple of years it's is a nice park this year they sent me a coupon for 15% off…read morefor being a past customer when I tried to use it they said that it was being used on a holiday it was for July 30 to August 3 no holiday but that is when the ponies swim is we weren't aware of that when we made the reservation reservations

This was my first time visiting this campground. We stayed in a deluxe cabin. Here are my thoughts:…read more The Cabin - The cabin is spacious and offers a nice little seating area with a screened in porch. The screen goes all the way down to the floor which helps to keep bugs out. -The cabin comes fully equipped with pots, pans, cutlery, bedding, towels, soap and shampoo. -The cleaning was subpar. I found several stray hairs in the linen and towels. We had to do quite a bit of cleaning on our own which was a bummer. -the outside of the cabin area has a little fire pit, patio and table with chairs. The Campground - The campground is relatively small. -They have an arcade which is nice. In the arcade they have activities throughout the day. They also have books and board games you can rent. -The pool is small but accessible. -The bath houses are large and very clean. -they have a little picnic area located near the water which is really cute. -The main attraction here is the access to Maui Jacks water park which is delightful!!! The fee is included in the price you pay to stay at the campground. -They have a jumping pillow and small play area for kids. -The location of the campground is great. It's situated in the heart of Chincoteague and right across the water from Assateague . The service -the customer service was subpar. I found the gold cart a little challenging to figure out and asked for help. The employee literally laughed at me. Pro tip- you have to wait for the gold cart to "click" before you can go. -The employees were mostly on their phone and not very friendly. -They have free WiFi but it is terrible. Overall the landscape here is really pretty. Outside of the waterpark there isn't much to do. The vibe here is more laid back and quiet. If you are looking for a "Party" campground this isn't it.

This was my family's first trip to Tom's Cove and I don't think we will be coming back. Prior to…read morearrival (months ago) my father paid for and was guaranteed a particular spot. Upon arrival he was told the spot was not available and just the demeanor of the staff towards him and his request made me feel uneasy. The pool area: My children love to swim; This pool was small and loaded with people. I think it's time they consider some upgrades. My daughters face swole up an hour after swimming in the pool a reaction she never had before. We heard a few other families complain that their children were complaining on skin burning after leaving the pool. For the price I think you get what you pay for. I'll stick with Cherrystone and Tall Pines from here forward.

Been coming here for years with my daughter. It is now a tradition for us to do this and even…read morethough she is getting older (teenager now) she still enjoys coming here. The campground is very clean and the staff are extremely polite. The rates are reasonable. We usually just get the water and electric hookup. The swimming pool is very clean. Their is a fishing pier at the site right into the Assateague Channel. You can see the Assateague Light House from the campgrounds. The country store has a reasonable amount of food and knick knacs. Their is a boat ramp also at the site. The showers and bathrooms are clean and are cleaned regularly. They do trash pick up right at your campsite. The playground is very outdated. The clubhouse has video games that are from the 90's and half aren't working. Bring bug spray. The insects are terrible. Can't go fishing off the pier at night because of the overhead lights that are on attract the insects. They do not have firerings at most of their sites. Most campers just dig a hole in the ground and start a campfire in the hole. The campground is situated from the main part of town so you don't have to deal with the light polution and noise from that main strip. But it is close enough that you can make it to the main strip very easily. About a 5 minute drive. In town their is putt-putt, bumper boats, go-karts, shops. Tom's Cove Campground is also 10 minutes from Assateague National Park.

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.

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.

Let's start with the good. This campground is located about 5 miles down a heavily wooded road to…read morethe point you will begin to think you've gone the wrong way. At night, these woods can honestly, be a little creepy, but they're still very beautiful. There is an abundance of wildlife to see as well - especially deer - so be careful when driving, no matter the time of day or night. We also saw foxes, raccoons, possums, deer of all ages and genders - including two bucks fighting during one experience, baby/tiny crabs, live oysters, etc. So if you're looking for wildlife, this is definitely a great spot to find and see it! On the weekends they do breakfast and lunches at the lodge. Our first Saturday here, we were unaware of this and headed right upstairs to the billiards room. One of the female staff came up and got us to see if we were hungry. She went out of her way to get us and that definitely left a wonderful impression. The lunch was great, that seems to be an every Saturday affair which is super nice. Breakfast seems to be every Sunday morning starting at 9am. The bad part about this is that there's no notices or announcements or anything to let you know of these things going on. So that's a small negative. I feel like maybe this should be included with your check in package so you're aware of these get together going on. Now, speaking of the billiards/game room, this is actually where we spent a majority of our time. There are two pool tables, 2 table tennis set ups, and 2 air hockey tables. One of the pool tables and one of the air hockey tables do not work. The one air hockey table has been broken since we first came here. The pool table however was damaged by children on our last Saturday at this campground. All the games are free to play and you're unsupervised. The stuff is old and it's not in perfect shape but it's there and it worked. So it was so sad to see that a family came in there and allowed this destruction. When we called the rangers, they were so upset to hear about it. I hope that they're able to put up a camera, at least at the entrance of the lodge so they know whose coming and going from now on. We have learned that this campground does not get much funding and frankly, it shows. This campground though really deserves more funding. The staff are great and the park has so much potential. It's beautiful here! Unlike what you might expect from pictures or map view, there is no beach or swimming available unless the pool is open. The "beaches" are more along the lines of swamp land and marshes more then anything. You can go oyster fishing here as there are tons of them! Fishing is best to do during high tide only. There is a fishing pier that is kind of lopsided but seems otherwise okay. There's also a boat ramp and appears to have once been floating docks. The boat ramp can only be used during high tide because otherwise it's just a mud pit with absolutely no water. The floating docks have been blocked off as they're just a complete mess. I'm not sure if a storm damaged them or what but they're in awful shape. There are two playground at this campground and I wouldn't trust my kids on either of them. One is by the pool and then another is by the cabins. Swings are held up by rope or are broken due to age, wood looks old and discerning, just for example. It just looks dangerous and run down. There's no volleyball set up and the mini golf is a disaster. The carpets are missing on most of them, they're all straight shots, and most of the side rails are non-existent. We never would have known it was closed if we hadn't come across the fallen over, hand written sign that just sits propped up against one of the holes. We had mentioned in the office in front of a male staffer that we had intended to play mini golf but he had made no mention of it being closed or that it was in basically completely unusable condition. As for the pool, it was offseason so it was closed but it was still full of pool water which considering the weather, if it's not emptied and winterized soon, there won't be a pool next year. Moving around the campground, most of the lots have no power (as in the power isn't working or shut off) so you can't park there. I'd say this goes for about half the camp sites. As for full hookups, there's maybe 6 sites total. All the rest are just electric and water hook ups. The good news though is that a majority of the sites are pretty level and there are several sites in the wooded area that are just gorgeous! Over all, the scenery is beautiful, the wild life is amazing, the staff is very friendly, but the campground could use a lot of work. The campground is run down, out dated, and just needs some upgrades and maintenance done. I wouldn't recommend this park at this time. We really hope that they get funding and can improve the place because we'd love to come back in a few years and see it doing better.

The views are nice, and the place is generally very peaceful. However, it is also fairly run down…read moreand based on conversations with other campers, there's no plan to improve it. Many site's hookups are broken (like 50% or more), and their best full hookup sites were flooded to the point of being closed. Seems like it was once a great spot and has declined in the last 20 years. There are also *lots* of bugs. We were there in October and got eaten alive - so I can't imagine what it's like when mosquitoes and flies are in full swing. There's also not much to do in the immediate area - you have to drive at least 30 minutes away to do pretty much anything. So it's not a great spot if kids are involved. The guy working the gatehouse called us while we were en route, and was palpably irritated that we wouldn't be arriving until 5:30 because he usually leaves at 5. Really? All of that said, if you're after a sleepy, quiet place and aren't bothered by biting insects, it could be for you.

Property owner at Trails End for 33 years, mixed during this time, but the price was right when we…read morebought for a place near the beach. In 2023 too many things in need of upgrades. Recently needed to rent extra lot for two weeks for my motorhome. Lot they rented to was unacceptable in any other campground, utilities were not laid out correctly and I needed to buy additional hose to connect. Terrible customer service when looking to change sites or get a discount, especially since I am a property owner there. Their was like they couldn't care less about our problem. Price was also very high for quality of service provided.

Trails End is a gated campground which offers an onsite restaurant, pool, play area, general store…read moreand more. You own the land you live on. There are a variety of lots for sale and always changes. You can find empty lots, lots with sheds or small homes, campers or all of the above. Depending on what you are looking for, just keep your eye out. Something will come available. The people we interacted with were very friendly and helpful. They seem to look out for each other. The only downside we found was the issue with mosquitoes and the bathhouse. The mosquito issue is pretty much due to the humidity, abundance of trees and not being far from the water. The bathhouses seemed a little run down and full of mosquitoes. Not somewhere I would want to shower.