Stars and Stripes RV Resort -Ephrata, WA
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Loading ...Stars and Stripes RV Resort is a beautiful park with great customer service. The rv sites have 50/30/20amps with full hook-ups (water, sewer, electric). Their spacious back-in’s and pull-thru’s sites can accommodate 60ft plus with lots of trees for shade. Also has cabins, suite, and tent sites.
Amenities include heated pool, driving range, tennis/basketball/volleyball courts, indoor rec room, large banquet room, horseshoe pits, laundry, clean restrooms with hot water showers, convenience store. We used the banquet room for a dinner gathering during our stay, which was fun. All this is included in their rates, a deal to die for.
The park is always well-maintained, nicely trimmed green grass, clean restrooms, helpful & caring owners, long list of fun amenities, nice weather, and lovely park. We’re so happy to have found this place, perfect place to take a vacation and I’d recommend to all.
Lake-in-Wood Camping Resort – Narvon, PA
(rate this campground) Loading ...We called Lake-in-Wood Camping Resort in Narvon, Pennsylvania in January for reservations for July.
We were told the weekly rate would be $366 and if we stayed seven nights we received an eighth night free. Great… add a night to our stay! What they neglected to say was if you stay that ‘free’ night you revert to their daily rate of $61 so now seven days with a ‘free’ night costs $427. They don’t volunteer this info upfront and when you check in, it is beyond their 2 week change/cancellation policy.
Seashore Campsites – Cape May, NJ
(rate this campground) Loading ...As always Seashore Campsites keeps up it’s high quality of service and ammenities. We always get our full hook up site.
The staff there always go out of there way to make sure your stay is pleasurable. If you have a problem, they get on it right away. The campground is always clean and up to date.
If you go to Cape May, this is the campground to stay at. They are always booked,so make your reservations early!
Lakewood Campground – Myrtle Beach, NC
(rate this campground) Loading ...Lakewood is another huge campground on the Atlantic Ocean. The staff keeps the grounds nice and clean. They are very helpful also.
We enjoy staying there, but there are a few problems. If you stay around 4th of July the fireworks noise lasts for another at least 4-5 days. Fireworks should be on the 4th not on any other day. At night there is a problem with golf carts! The kids there do not respesct the rules of the campground when it comes to driving. I look around and see underage children driving and fast! No respect for others! The campground security does not enforce the golf cart good enough. I understand that it is a huge campground but security is not good enough.
The sites have plenty of room with full hook ups. By the way, make sure you rent a golf cart to get around there because the property is huge!
Pine Acres RV Resort – Raymond, NH
(1 visitors have rated this campground.) Loading ...Pine Acres is a nice campground but falls short of the title “Resort”. Most of the sites, at least in the section we were in, were seasonal, and as a result, the people there did not display the same friendliness that most camping communities extend to one another.
This is a busy, “party” campground, with people go to and from the beach area, horse shoe area, the restaurant, and store. The favored activity seemed to be cruzing the campground in a golf cart or mini-bike. The campground lacks the typical amenities one would expect at a resort. Perhaps the biggest example of this was the condition of the bathrooms, mildew covered ceilings, cobwebs, lack of toilet paper, and an example of just how outdated they are…pay showers. There is a water slide but no place for parents to watch small children from with the exception of a gravel parking area outside the fence. There is also a mini golf course – not that challenging and in need or repair, and a skate/bike park, also in need or repair. There were attendants working these areas but they were a bit brusque and looked more like maintenance men who had been reassigned than people working at a resort activity center.
The landscaping is another area in that could be improved upon. An overgrown baseball field, volleyball set in hard pack dirt rather than sand, and lack of interesting landscape show just how far away from a resort Pine Acres is.
Not everything was below average however. The sites are nice, level and large, with growth between them allowing for some semblance of privacy. The roads are well maintained, and the beach is great including the pavilion nearby and the grill selling food to people enjoying the sand and sun made for a fun “day at the beach”.
All in all this is a nice campground but not a resort.
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