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Sun Retreats Silver Lake

4.1 (7 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Excellent! Sites were extra large and paved. Very clean and well groomed. Pool area was very nice.

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Dunes Harbor Family Camp - The Cove where we can get some wifi signal

Dunes Harbor Family Camp

4.8(10 reviews)
1.7 mi

Great campground. Very clean, bathrooms, shower rooms and grounds. Lots for kids to do and there…read moreare a lot of kids here. It is a Christian campground which didn't bother us but read the rules. We were there for 3 nights at site 5 by the canal. Would definitely recommend for families with kids. They have plenty to keep them occupied.

This campground is wonderful in many ways. Well maintained, friendly & helpful staffs. They pay…read moreattention to little details & so close to the sand dunes. I like that they collect trash twice a day, you just need to put trash out next to your site number. They light up the site number so it was very easy to find out site when we got back in the dark. No alcohol campground so in general, it isn't noisy or loud, just people enjoy their time. Easy in and out as one way around campground. Has lots of things to do for little kid, they have rotating weekly schedule. My toddler loves the playground & big sandbox. We ate some ice cream too as a night treat. I definitely want to be back next year. Just one small thing to keep in mind: as a T mobile user, all of us don't have any cell service. The only place they have wifi is the Cove, so we took turn to spend a short time there to use wifi to keep in touch with family at home. We are okay with no wifi but it is a bit difficult with no cell service.

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Dunes Harbor Family Camp - Raspberry sorbet & rush hour cone

Raspberry sorbet & rush hour cone

Dunes Harbor Family Camp - Another side of ice cream store

Another side of ice cream store

Dunes Harbor Family Camp - The pool area with lots of things to play for kids

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The pool area with lots of things to play for kids

Duck Creek RV Resort - Not cared for grass

Duck Creek RV Resort

2.7(34 reviews)
25.3 mi

We have stayed here the last five years - this campground continues to evolve and get even better…read more If looking for a higher end park with lots of kid play areas - I highly recommend. The outside and inside pools and water park area are excellent - the outdoor adult hot tub is A+. The grounds and sites are very clean and manicured with maturing landscaping. Many kids for mine to play with & they enforce kids curfew on the grounds at night and I personally think that is great. I find that RV parks that enforce their rules are better managed and I appreciate that. The video game room has allot gambling style games which I guess is what people like now - I maybe I am just old -lol. If anything critical - I would say the food service needs to improve or at least get better at managing expectations - been a year maybe it is better now - just has a general vibe of making stuff happen but no real attention to details.

The amenities are fantastic. The staff? That's another story…read more We had a large group camping together for the week across multiple sites. From night one, it felt like we had our own personal security detail. We were told to stop playing cornhole before 10pm because the bags made too much of a "thumping" sound. Mind you, we were on the back side of the campground with only our own group around us. The next night, the same employee told us he'd received complaints... only to admit he actually hadn't and was "just doing his job." By night three, neighboring campers had joined us, we played until midnight, and no one said a word. Either Ranger Rick took the night off, or the cornhole bags had been rehabilitated and were no longer considered a public safety threat. Meanwhile, other campers were out being loud, and kids were flying around on golf carts, but that didn't seem to warrant the same attention. Then came the adults-only pool hour. Staff stormed into the pool area yelling, "911! Everybody evacuate!" creating complete panic. We were told someone had called 911 because of us. Funny thing is...No police arrived. No ambulance arrived. No emergency responders arrived. If there had been a real emergency, yelling "911!" without any explanation would have created exactly the kind of chaos emergency responders try to avoid. When we simply asked to speak with the owner about how the situation was handled, we were instead threatened with eviction and told that we were using their pool like it was in our own backyard..... Essentially the owner arrived asking, "Who's being the problem and who is getting kicked out?" before asking what had actually happened. He gave us 30 minutes to pack multiple RVs, families, and equipment. At 10:30pm six golf carts rolled up like the FBI was serving a search warrant. Thankfully, after everyone calmed down and had an actual adult conversation, we were allowed to stay. Three members of our group were still asked to leave because during the chaos she expressed how inappropriate it was to create panic by yelling "911" over a non-emergency. Here's the thing: we have no problem following rules. We also have no problem with people enjoying their campsites. That's kind of the point of camping... We stopped playing cornhole when we were asked. We respected quiet hours and packed everything away by 10pm for the remainder of our stay. What we do have a problem with is inconsistent enforcement, intimidation, and staff sneaking around on golf carts with their lights off like they are part of some mafia.... Making paying guests feel like they're under surveillance instead of on vacation isn't exactly the welcoming atmosphere you'd hope for. In the end, we won't remember the amenities or the campsites (well, we will remember them being flooded by their nightly rainforest sprinkler systems- be sure to put everything away if you don't want it drenched). We'll remember adults being treated like children, kids who were afraid to walk around with fear of being seen, and staff who seemed far more interested in policing guests than welcoming them. If management ever puts as much effort into hospitality as they do surveillance, this place could be one of the best campgrounds to visit.

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Duck Creek RV Resort - Grass weedy and dying. That was never like that in past years

Grass weedy and dying. That was never like that in past years

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