This is our second long weekend this year. The staff is super friendly, the sites are large, lots…read moreof activities (this weekend was ice cream social, county line dancing, bingo, dj on Saturday night, and craft fair). Playground is nice and my grandson enjoyed it. Nice campground that is very well kept. Facilities are very nice. Family friendly. Quiet. We will definitely be back!

Wow, what a great time!!! Love the themes they have. Kids loved the crafts and train ride. Pool was…read moreclean, bathrooms were clean. Seasonals were nice, friendly and social. They have food for sale on Fridays, no need cook and set up at the same time. Already booked two more weekends.

We debated even writing a review because this is a small business and not trying to cause them to…read morelose money but at the same time wished we had known what we were walking into. We bought our camper back in April when the season just began. Christmas Pines was one of the nicer and clean campgrounds in the area. So we decided to pay the entire season upfront to be weekend warriors most of the summer. We had to pull out a few times when it was full and no open sites to put us in. We didn't mind we just put it in storage those weeks. About three weeks in we were like oh gosh what did we do?!?! The entire atmosphere changed in that short amount of time. The kindness had worn off and the unkind came to light. For weeks we would see this gentleman around everywhere hanging out with the "mayor". Never said hi or spoke a word to us, We thought he was just another camper. Turns out he was the OWNER! We were so floored he never even introduced himself or made us feel welcome to any degree. We keep and kept to ourselves but geez to see us up at the store or pass us on the road you can at least say hi. Nope nothing. It got old real quick when we noticed others started doing the same thing. We didn't even know these people. Never saw them before in our lives. As the weeks went on we felt less joy going and missed many weekends making other plans to avoid having to deal with that. We were just buying our time to leave at the end of the season even though we were super excited and in hopes of getting a permanent site for the 2024 season in the beginning. We thought this would be where we would call our second home. Weeks went on, we stopped spending the night and just went up to check on things and make lunch or dine r there and leave. now we are at the end of September, this is where it needs to be public knowledge. I get to the camper, just to make dinner, open the door to a stench I can not even describe. Go ti turn the lights on and they flicker at best. I'm like what in the world. Never had an issue all summer. So I go around to the power box to discover that the switch had been turned off. I immediately call the owners wife and get no answer. I text her that someone turned off our electric. She calls me back and by this time I'm standing in a puddle of water/melted food juice that has ran all over the floor because it seeped through the freezer and fridge seal. It was probably laying there a good week. She says no one turned off your electric. You probably kicked a breaker. I had several complaints about your unit running nonstop for days and I meant to call you. BUT SHE DIDN'T and the fridge is residential not backing up to the propane. We live 15 minutes away! Not only did it spoil two fridges of food, the fluid on the floor ran everywhere. So we are unable to use our camper the rest of the season because we don't know where that water all ended up. Is it near electric? Who knows. We have to wait and see what the dealer tells us. We have our suspicions that this was done intentionally. But if not, why not call us. It could have been any malfunction going on that could have ended much worse. . Who knows what could have happened. We have it there, we pay for the security and peace of mind that the owners live on site and keep a close eye on things but yet our camper is unusable at this time and not sure what the diagnosis will be. One simple Phone call or text and a 15 min drive could have changed the entire outcome. Our camper is a 2022, it could be totaled with the damage. Take it for what it's worth.

we have been here for 2 months now and love this place. only downside is they do not have on each…read moresite black tank hook up's. but they do have a honey wagon that comes around 2 days a week. the owners are awesome. always happy to help and keeps the grounds safe and clean.

I looooove this campground! I've been here a few times with friends over the past few years. This…read morepast weekend we had one of my favorite camp sites. I woke up to the most beautiful view. The skies were blue, surrounded by green as far as the eye can see, birds were chirping and the warm sun beaming. The campground is beautifully maintained, everyone is very respectful of other campers. The sites are far enough away from one another that it really feels like a camping trip. It's also close enough that I can walk over to the next site to visit a friend. All the sites come with a small cabin. It's very basic but it's sufficient if you chose not to tent camp or if you bring kids or dogs and prefer to stay inside. I woke up to bunnies running all over the campsite. What a view and what an experience! A friend camping near the water spotted a baby brown bear! If you're looking for a fun camping experience with friends, family, your partner or just by yourself I would highly recommend this place! The views are amazing, the locations is clean and well kept, there's firewood that can be purchased on site, it's a quick 90 minute drive if you're coming over from Philadelphia.

If you are like me and find that the "Rustic" camp sites at state parks are often still too…read morecrowded, this is totally for you. We stayed at the Creekside campsite and definitely want to return. We had an absolutely fantastic and serene time on their property. I was very excited to get to see a Black Bear up somewhat close, which also can be scary if you aren't expecting it, but the owners let you know and it seems fairly common there. At dark, we also saw three chirping otters floating down the river together... very adorable. It is way more wild than other campsites, so of course leave your food and cooler in your car. Definitely BE CAREFUL when using the suspension bridge as it slants a bit and can get wet! Firewood will be under a tarp next to some crates along the beginning of the main camp road.

very nice place and very reasonable prices for an all year campground, as long as you keep to…read moreyourself youll have a great time

Very dirty! No water half the time and taste like chlorine when it works sewer issues with old…read morepipes muddy in most places all year around. Road are bad very bumpy. Maintenance guy ? where? you mean the one that owner picked up off the streets ? Manager? terrible such poor staff out for them selves and that's about it. Rent has went up $50 and I've been here for 4 months. No one pays the same amount of rent! I mean no one. Never told when electric goes off or water, they do it as they please. Some residents have the park looking ugly. garbage stacked everywhere. There's nothing I can say good about this place. Don't waste your time or money and DO NOT bring your family here to stay!

Unfortunately it wasn't what we expected. It felt like a trailer park. I'd say easily 80% of the…read moreRV's there, we're stationed there permanently. There was absolutely nothing to do. Noise can be heard from passing traffic from the nearby highway. Sewer could be smelled depending on where you walked. Perhaps it is our fault for not doing enough research, but we did a 10 hr round trip for this. We only stayed one out of the three nights we booked.

My boyfriend and I booked one of the tent sites by the creek and got hit with a pretty bad storm…read morewhen we got there. The owners were super nice and moved us to a cabin last minute!! They were so kind and helpful. The cabin was super cute and comfortable. Fun things to do in the area and such a nice place. 10/10 recommend!!

Took our 10 year old and 13 year old grandkids for one night and it was a fun experience. Beautiful…read moreoutdoor pool and lots of activities like Pickle Ball, Kayaking, Paddle Boats, hiking and more. The hotel is comfortable and service is great. Thinking about going during ski season which the resort is known for. Definitely a fun place to visit.

Doe Mountain which turned into Bear Creek has been in my backyard my whole life. It's nothing to…read morewrite home about, but for the price with today's Epic/IKON monopoly rip-off you can't beat it. It's like old skool pricing. The lodge has lots to offer too especially the Mountain Eatery. Grab a beer and some good eats after burning calories on the slopes. I look forward to every winter and the summer bands and events are awesome as well.

Absolutely amazing LGBTQ+ resort! Beautifully maintained, lovable staff & owners, and an incredible…read morerestaurant.

Such an amazing campground! The staff are great and customer service is tops…read more Everything is so clean and well maintained. Every year there is something new. This year there is an new outdoor gym and an take-out ice cream and coffee shop . Internet works great and the pool and hot tubs are amazing weekends are super busy and its quiet on weekdays.

As the family legend goes, I visited Crystal Cave with my parents as a toddler. My dad carried me,…read moreand I reached out and yanked the pony tail of a man on the tour with us. My mother told the story for years, and she was so embarrassed we never went back to Kutztown. My sister wasn't born yet, so she never got to visit the cave. So our visit was 50 years in the making! The caves are impressive. They are also very much affected by 100+ years as a tourist attraction. Don't come looking for pristine nature. A few stalagtites have been "relocated", and the paths and stairs that allow you to visit have certainly altered things. But it's still cool to see, and the old-timey roadside attraction atmosphere is interesting as a snapshot of another time. The restaurant is fast food, but it looked reasonably priced. We grabbed a cheap slice of shoofly pie to take to Mom, who still has never returned due to my toddler shenanigans. There are acres of land to explore, as well as inexpensive mini-golf if you want to make a day of it here. We enjoyed our day trip.

My child and I went to Crystal cave for the first time and had such a great time learning the…read morehistory and science behind the cave. When you arrive, you park in their large parking spot, enter the gift shop and purchase your tour tickets. After, you'll walk up a big hill to the entrance. Before the tour, you watch a video about the history of the cave. It was very informative. Extremely dated but fun to learn! Our tour guide was great and helpful! We were lucky to be in a small group of only 2 other families. I would definitely bring a jacket because it was very cold for us.