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7.8 Good
Sun Valley RV Campground 12.34 miles SW
451 East Maple Grove Road, Bowmansville, Pennsylvania 17555 (map) | Click To View Phone
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Rating: 6 8 9 8 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Let me start by saying the people working at this RV park were very friendly and helpful. It's a very large park with around half of its spots occupied by seasonal campers. The park itself is built into a steep hill and that's where the problems began. When we arrived they escorted us to our site only to find that is was impossible to back into with our 36' 5th wheel due to the extreme slope and trees on 3 sides of the site. Management quickly found us another site which was not much better but was all they could offer. The roads in the park are very narrow and while heading to the new site we scraped a tree that obviously had been struck many times. Our new site was very large but the entrance was almost completely blocked by a giant boulder. After several attempts we got in. As I said the roads in the park are very narrow and pocked with pot holes. There are many rock islands where 2 roads meet making turning difficult. On the good side, Halloween is very big in this park and they had a great hayride and haunted house. The park needs to improve their roads and remove a lot of trees. While the staff was great I would not stay here again. - TED JURY
Arrival and check-in was smooth. Staff were available to assist with questions and directions to site. This is primarily a gravel lined site for motor homes, but fortunately a overnight spot was available for tents. Positives were staff courtesy, cleanliness, laundry, activities for kids, fire pit and picnic table at the site. Hiking trails were not in great shape but I don't believe many take to the trails. - outsideismyinside
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Sun Valley RV Campground »We stayed during their Halloween Weekend. There were many activities, including hayrides and a haunted house. We enjoyed seeing the kids trick ot treating. The check-in was quick and easy. The staff was very helpful in making sure we got to the site and settled. Our site had a full hook-up, including cable. Cable picture quality was not great. The OTA quality was good, but there were very few channels. AT&T cell signal strength was weak. Overall, we enjoyed the weekend and will probably return. - BillU8
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6.9 Good
Appalachian RV Campground 13.98 miles NW
60 Motel Dr. Shartlesville, Pennsylvania 19554 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 363 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 9 10 1 6 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Easy off and on to highway. Friendly staff and easy check in. Small camp store. Level site. Shady. Dump station was awkward to get to. We were travelling though and happened to be there for Halloween activities. Lots of decor and fun things for the kids. Gas at exit. Walmart and lots of shopping and restaurants 1 exit north. Lots of seasonal sites but they are separated from travelers. - Jan Orlando
Arrived late because of a flat tire all paper work was waiting and they even upgraded our site. Very easy in and out and will stop again when in the area. - toytowner
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Appalachian RV Campground »Well, we arrived Friday at 8 o'clock, unhooked and got a fire going. My 17 son took the golf cart out for a ride around the campground. So he came back in 10 mins and behind him came 3 golf carts all being staff including the owner. He didn't even say hi. All he said, as he got into my face, this golf cart you have may not be used in this campground. I did not say a word as he said again this golf cart may not leave the site. He said no gas-powered carts are allowed. As all three of there carts are gas powered. The way he handled it in front of my family was extremely rude. Anyways rules are rules. I just didn't know that was a rule, he could have been a lot nicer...Campground itself is very close together as sites are on top of each other... If you wanna fish in there fishless pond you have to pay 5 bucks a person. What a joke!!!! Sites are not level either. Would not recommend. - Harrison jones
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6.6 Good
Robin Hill RV Resort & Campground 15.04 miles N
149 Robin Hill Rd. Lenhartsville, Pennsylvania 19534 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 212 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 5 8 6 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Only 4 miles off I-78 and easy to navigate. For your first trip, disconnect your toad at the top of the hill just before the park entrance. (The roads are steep inside the park). The park is located in a very beautiful part of Pennsylvania and very convenient to the Kutztown and Allentown areas. It was very convenient to have free cable TV. This is an Encore property and part of the "Trails Collection" offering. Lots for the kids to do. Friendly staff. - Todd Fogelberg
First Impression: Too far out in the country for a stop-over CG. Many seasonal sites that look nice. CG buildings appear to be aged farm buildings (wood rot, deteriorating). Safety: No concerns. Access: Exit 40 off I-78, turned north on PA-787, immediate left onto Old Route 22. Right on Donat Rd, straight on Little Round Top Rd, to Robin Hill Rd that puts you in the CG. Old Route 22 in poor condition. Garmin GPS is accurate. Office: Nice store with snacks, food items, souvenirs, RV equipment items. Credit cards accepted. Online reservations available through RVontheGO. No price discounts. Facilities: Pool and big game room ($). Small, clean laundry room. Restrooms near office need restoration. They're outdated, have mold, and need a deep cleaning. The men's room smells like an outhouse. Propane sales. Multiple playground areas. No off-leash dog run. Campground: In a flood plain (stream). Wooden buildings might not survive a storm. Moderately wooded. Interior roads are narrow, dirt/gravel and asphalt in good condition with gentle turns and no overhead obstacles. Mostly seasonal sites. Big rig challenging and long coaches might have maneuvering problems. Tent areas, no yurts but cabins are available. Sites vary from close to secluded (seasonals), sufficiently level, grass/dirt/gravel, all back-in. Pedestals at middle of site with electric 20/30/50; metered for long-term. Adequate water pressure with good taste. No sewer; "FHU" means using a bladder lying on the ground. Mine was smashed - unusable. No patios; usable picnic tables. Fire rings. Marginal satellite views (trees). Free cable TV (34 channels). Tengonet Wi-Fi but limited range. Verizon phone and 4G at 1-2 bars. No recycle bins. Noise: Some CG road traffic - minimal. Bug Report (late July): biting flies. Runners: CG roads good for running. Yoga: put your mat on the grass if so inclined. Conclusion: Score 5-Acceptable. IMO: overpriced. CG charges $4 "resort fee" per day. - StephenK
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Robin Hill RV Resort & Campground »Pretty much a park for annuals, about 90%. There are a few open sites for passers through. Our site was weird to figure out; we parked the trailer on the grass with our site itself gravel. Big enough for the truck as well. Our section was up a huge hill but level on top. FHU site; water quality is good; electric good. Verizon coverage is OK and the park offers cable, which is nice. Pretty big park with a couple of playgrounds, swimming pool, activity center. Have not found a place to let the dogs loose though; there are lots of farms in the area. - Kerch Family
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7.8 Good
Spring Gulch RV Campground 22.07 miles SW
475 Lynch Rd New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 419 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 9 10 8 6 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: If you are looking for a spacious, wooded campsites then Spring Gulch is for you. All the elite sites are among the best you will find of any campground. The rest rooms are very clean and well maintained, the pool and hot tub were left open due to unseasonably warm weather. The campground sponsored activities each night, including their Thanksgiving in October. The location in the Welsh Mountains is one of the best location in all of Lancaster County. - dadseven
We stay in here every year for just under a week next to our friends in the 1500 section. The staff could not be friendlier or the park cleaner. Plenty of room for our 45ft coach and full hookups. - WMSmith
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Spring Gulch RV Campground »Very nice park,eaay access to spacious sites. A bit expensive at $86 a night. Golf cart rentals by an outside vendor at nearly $100 a day so be prepared. We will definetly stay here again. - Mgee
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6.8 Good
Sill's Family Campground 11.23 miles SW
1906 Bowmansville Rd Adamstown, Pennsylvania 19540 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 125 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 10 7 9 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed here spring 2016. As we pulled in and as we got close the office, you could smell sewer. The smell was really bad all weekend. But that was not the only problem. The price was higher then we wanted. Higher rate for family. 51 base rate but extra for older kids. But I realize that adding for adult kids is normal.
Internet was spotty. Kept kicking us off. The RVs/trailers are packed in like sardines. You have campers very close on 3 sides of you. No privacy at all. We really didn't have any grass. We didn't even have a fire ring, not that we had the space to use it. I don't think you could park a car between the campers--they were too close. We couldn't use our awning.
Also, there is many permanent sites. It seemed as if 75 to 85% (could be much higher)are permanent. Just looked and felt like a trailer court. Doesn't feel like you are camping. The bathrooms were not clean and smelled of mold. There was green algae growing on things--not all things but the propane tank and shed were the worst. The office looked OK. And the people seemed nice.
There was a few 'cabins' that from the outside looked good.
We didn't check out the pool. The campground roads were confusing a bit. We will not go back because of the smell, no privacy, high prices and lack of good atmosphere. - KayGOwners of this campground are wonderful. I have never seen owners cooking food and doing pedicure's for mothers day. They are aware of everything in their campground and they want to keep people happy. Nicest people you ever want to meet. Our site is great has lots of room. Game room is very nice. Bathrooms are clean. Pool looks very nice can't wait to swim in it. The pavilion is over the top it is so nice closed in all season pavilion has a bathroom and a kitchen. This is the nicest one I have ever seen. Playground is nice. Store is very cute has a lot of cute things in it. People in campground are all so nice. We love it and plan to camp here for a very long time. Lots of fun activities to do. - NIKKI66
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Sill's Family Campground »Nice enough campground. Gravel roads and level gravel sites. Cable TV was good. Internet was very spotty. Very friendly people run the park and their guests are friendly, too. Many permanent campers have been left there by owners who come periodically. They are not kept clean which makes the campground seem a little ratty. But it was quiet and peaceful while we were there. - traveling2s
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Sacony Family Campground 11.87 miles NE
1583 Saucony Rd Kutztown, Pennsylvania 19530 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 115 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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7.9 Good
Oak Creek Campground 12.63 miles S
400 E Maple Grove Rd Narvon, Pennsylvania 17555 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 400 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 7 8 5 5 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We had a wonderful time camping at Oak Creek. We camped in a 27 foot travel trailer. The park is a beautiful park in a beautiful setting. The ladies working at the desk and in the store were very helpful and friendly. This campground has a wonderful family atmosphere. We camped on site #264. The site was level and had good space. It was a little challenging getting out when we left. There is a sharp left turn at the top of the hill and a sharp ridge to get over. The biggest struggle was getting our front sewer pipe to clear the ridge as we went over. There are two main reasons my rating is not a 9 or 10. The first is the $20 per person per night charge for more than two people. We had my 18 year old son with us so our site was actually $75 per night. When my daughter came up for one night to stay with us she was an additional $20 per night. I believe that price is way too high. The second reason for my rating is that in my opinion the best feature of this campground is their creekside camping. Before Adventure Bound took over we camped creekside several times. Now that AB has taken over all the sites that will accommodate a trailer over 25 feet long have been converted to seasonal sites. Its their campground and they can do what they want but I wish they would reserve a few of those creekside sites for non seasonal trailers that are longer than 25 feet. - Big Guy 395
We have been camping here on July 4th weekend for the past few years. Unfortunately, the sites that we really like have now become permanents. There are now about 5 sites in the whole campground to choose from that will fit our trailer. We did have a nice site though a bit tricky to get into. We have a deluge of rain with a river running right through our site the first night. Fortunately, it dried up quickly. We continue to enjoy the golf cart parade where about 50 patriotically decorated golf carts or more line up to drive through the campground. This is always a lot of fun!! The staff is friendly as are the permanents you run into. We didn't use the pool this weekend--too crowded and we ventured out both days. There are a lot of big hills so if you do not get a site on the bottom near the stream, I do highly recommend spending the extra money to rent a golf cart. We do plan on returning again as we always have fun. - autismmom
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Oak Creek Campground »Came here based on prior reviews, and pics of the pool (our 7yo was excited about the big slides!) Called for reservations only a week in advance, so sites were limited... But we got a site not far from the pool and office/store area. Pluses: - the pool: large, clean, big tubular slides, plenty of deck area with large amts of seating - pretty creek by the office/pool area, with sites available on it (mostly seasonal from what I could tell) - well-stocked store, with actual penny candy & lots of choices for munchies - did not experience any unfriendly staff Minuses: - Very hilly. There is a lower area, and then a steep winding road up to an upper area. Almost no flat places on the whole site, except right by the creek. - Sites packed close together, with little/no trees etc between sites. - Many noisy gas golf carts buzzing around at night, up until quiet hours start at 11pm. (Although it's probably the best way to get around the hilly terrain.) Probably won't return, too hilly/noisy/crowded for our tastes, with better cg options nearby. (It's a very pretty area, though, so glad we visited.) - Will Dennis
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6.6 Good
Shady Grove Campground 12.72 miles SW
65 Poplar Dr Denver, Pennsylvania 17517 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 112 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 10 10 7 6 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We have stayed here multiple times at various sites. Some can be tighter depending on your camper but we have always had plenty of space. The staff and seasonal campers are very friendly. There are fun activities for the kids and adults too. It's not a huge sprawling campground so you can easily get to things. The restrooms/ showers are the cleanest and best set up I've used. - Jmckeown
The park is very well maintained. The roads are all gravel with a few bumps when you first enter the park. Our site was all gravel and level. The staff members are very friendly. Our grandkids enjoyed playing in the playground and riding the boats in the pond. - GCN56
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Shady Grove Campground »First off I'd like to say that the staff was very friendly and accommodating. The campground is very conveniently located near an entrance to the Pennsylvania turnpike. With that said, there was no traffic nose from the turnpike, there was some road noise from a nearby road but that wasn't too bad. The interior roads were wide but they did have a few bumps that were rather large. The campsites were all gravel. From our campsite there was a grassy area for walking our dog, so that was nice. Our campsite was pretty level. The hook ups were conveniently located. The water pressure was ok for most of our visit although there were a few times where it seemed a little weak. The electric was fine, no sags that I noticed. Sewer was convenient for me, however the connection was not threaded. I did not care for that. You needed to place something heavy on the sewer hose to keep it in the connection while dumping the black and gray tanks. The store had a few basics but was not really well stocked. They did have gold cart rentals that ran $40.00 for 24 hours and they rented paddle boats which you could use to explore the pond. The price for that was $2.00 per half hour, one of the cheapest prices I've ever seen for that that of thing. The fishing in the pond was pretty good. The pond has Bass, Bluegills and Catfish. - Tim W
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8.4 Good
Lake-in-Wood Camping Resort 12.86 miles S
576 Yellow Hill Road Narvon, Pennsylvania 17555 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 350 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 9 6 7 9 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The campground is well maintained and naturally beautiful. We stayed in a Red carpet site and it was outstanding. All wooded sites are private. We had family members camping with us in TTs and a tent. The tent site (T13) was horrible. It was on a steep hill. The electric pole was near the fire ring, causing my sister to drape her electric extension cord over the fire pit to reach her tent. After the weekend crowd cleared out, she requested a different site and was able to move but had to pay an additional amount. This was our only issue - this tent site should not be used, however, it was a great place to find worm bait for fishing in the lake! The lake is stocked with fish and easily accessed. The campground has many activities, an onsite cafe with great food and many unique totem pools located throughout. We had a huge angel next to our site. Indoor and outdoor pools are well maintained for full season swimming. Our wooded site had lots of hickory nuts falling and a dead branch fell and punched a 2" hole in our roof. Trees bring a certain amount of risk which we accept as opposed to being in an open field. We look forward to returning next year! - LAFinn
Lots of activities for kids but not big rig friendly for long 5th wheels. Plus the park wasn’t wired properly. Trees need trimmed and the roads need widened. If your rig is over 30’ this is not the place for you. Satellite did t work in our site due to tall trees. - KSTraveler
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Lake-in-Wood Camping Resort »This is an older campground that has recently been taken over by Sun RV resorts. Ice cream and mini golf are reasonably priced. The pool is small and not enough chairs. The bathrooms are clean but dark and dated. We camp here every year for the Memorial Day holiday. They show an outdoor movie which is a fun event for everyone; you can watch from your golf cart or bring blankets and chairs. Sites are shaded and have some privacy due to the established trees in between sites. There is an RV area with out trees which might be good for spring and fall camping. There is a pond for fishing, plenty of open space for baseball, frisbee, etc. People need to be respectful of others and pick up after their dogs when walking their dogs in the play area. The staff is welcoming and friendly. There are boats for rent. There are a lot of seasonal units; most are very well maintained. The golf carts get a little out of hand....lots of near misses, driving at night with no lights,speeding, etc. Parents seem to let their kids (under age ) drive the golf carts and they have little control or don't know the rules of the road. We rode our bikes to travel around the campground but most campers seem to use the golf carts or walk. They sell Hershey Ice Cream. Very good! Kids seem to enjoy this campground. Lots of family activities. - User3758
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7.8 Good
Dutch Cousin Campground 13.4 miles SW
446 Hill Rd Denver, Pennsylvania 17517 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 100 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 7 8 7 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We spent two nights here traveling from New Hampshire to Virginia. The campground was very quiet and serene. Someone previously described it as rustic which it appears to be, but very nicely landscaped with rocks lining the driveways and flowerbeds. Everything was neat, clean and well cared for. Most all the sites were nicely shaded, very welcome with the warm weather. The owner was quite friendly and accommodating giving us a choice of campsites. We chose a pull through gravel site that sloped, but was fairly easy to level our RV. Check in the morning following our arrival was cordial and efficient. Our site had full hookups, cable, a fire ring and picnic table. We would definitely stay here again when in the area. - Texas E-S
Not much to do at this campground but it is rustic and pretty. Some sites can be tight to get into (a lot of trees). - Bjb1775
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Dutch Cousin Campground »Basic no frills campground. Owners very friendly. We have camped here several times, no problems. Easy access to major routes. Sites are level, crushed stone, large enough. WiFi and cable reception good. - dkiefer
