If you’ve got a big rig, I would recommend parking at the gate and taking a short walking tour to determine if you are comfortable driving in. Some turns are tight and there are some low branches.

The camp host does a nice job keeping the place clean and firewood is available at his site. Several hiking trails begin at the parking area across the highway. We enjoyed three nights of quiet seclusion. If dry camping appeals to you, this is a nice place to spend some time.

It was a fantastic place to “just hang out”, let the kids run around & do all of the activities available to them while the wife & I did our thing. Well, the past 2 summers we’ve experienced a steady decline in cleanliness… keeping the sites clean, lack of cutting the grass when needed, a mini-golf with stones & clutter throughout, boats (2) that broke down while out in the bay and a NEW lazy river that was non-functional in the summer 2009.

The kicker of it all was this wonan at a “SEASONAL” campsite who went around yelling at people for walking OR riding too close to her campsite. We had to request another (distant) site because of her. This has been witnessed 2 years in a row.

All in all, we will still return because of the location of this campground…but NOT as often & NOT near that seasonal site.

Getting in and out of this RV Park is extremely dangerous due to the traffic patterns and flow especially for larger rigs. The sites were well spaced and some had trees, but navigation on the narrow roads in the campground was very difficult for our longer fifth wheel. All sites had grass (no gravel) which was nice, but it was very difficult for us to actually get out of our site the day we left due to no traction on the grass in the rain.

Most rigs were newer, some are permanent and there are work crew campers also. This is a 1950s RV Campground that shows it’s age everywhere. Nothing is terrible, just worn. The bath and showers were adequate, but all were in need of a full face lift and more frequent cleaning

We would suggest name change for this RV Park. Something like the “Southern Discomfort RV Resort.” We will never go back there and have never seen such a total lack of respect for customers at any RV Park before.

The interior roads are unpaved and the sites are gravel. The campground has two Swimming Pools (May 18 – September 16), a well-stocked camp store, a 9 hole mini golf, a fishing pond, a jumping pillow, bike rentals, an outdoor cinema, and hay wagon rides. They have free wi-fi too!

Most sites are drive-thrus. Sites are a little small and close together. Some of the grassy sites are located near the highway and you can hear traffic noise. The location is great though, close to Rhode Island and Connecticut beaches, Mystic Seaport and Foxwoods Casino.

We pulled in and they even walked out to our camper and said hello. We spent 2 nights here. They have free wi-fi and no, you do not have to go the office like many places. We got 5 bars in our rv!

It’s a great little campground, but call and make reservations as they seemed to be getting busy.

Right at the campground is the “Ocean Lakes Nature Center” that offers exhibits and information on shells, fossils, sea life, wildlife and ecology of coastal South Carolina.

Along the campground’s oceanfront there are large playgrounds and outdoor recreation games like volleyball in the sand, shuffleboard or basketball. You can get the equipment in the recreation office. The Recreation Building is only feet from the ocean and features many activities too! You could actually spend your entire vacation right at the campground… there’s so much to see and do.

If you’re looking for peace and quiet, this is not the place to go. Ocean Lakes can be extremely busy during the summer. Campsites are really quite small, with little privacy. The pool can be packed and traffic is coming in all day and night and golf carts are everywhere. At night the oceanfront area becomes “the strip”, and everyone heads their in their golf carts.

Ocean Lakes Campground is in a great location that’s central to Myrtle Beach destinations including “Broadway at the Beach, “Surfside” and the downtown area.

Overall this is great campground for families and campers who don’t mind giving up some privacy for a lot of activity. We did enjoy it and will return… but it does also make you appreciate those peace and quiet campgrounds too!

Not only the owners and staff were so helpful from the moment you call or arrive there they treat you like if you were their own family members.  They have so much to do there and if they see you are not having a good time or a smile on your face they feel like that the’re not doing a good job so they give you a smile of ther own or speand time with you until you do.

I really wish I have a way to show the world and tell everyone I know about this camp ground.  I would give this place ten stars if I could, all I can say is this see it for yourself.

Yours truly Mark an Bertha DeMarco in Fall River, MA

Cedar Haven is a relatively small campground with 58 mostly wooded sites. Each site has a fireplace and picnic table. 4 sites are full hookup (wse) with cable TV. 44 have water and electric hookups.10 are large, secluded tenting areas. The property has extra wide roads and oversized sites that can accommodate even the largest RV’s.

Wood, ice, snacks, toys, groceries and basic camping supplies are available at our store, located on the premises. Our facilities include:

Amenities include: rest rooms with hot showers, an on-site dumping service, dumping station, laundry, recreation hall, playground and a propane station. They also have one rental cabin and some RV rentals. There is a small, spring fed swimming pond with five hundred feet of sandy beach, and a float too. facilities are clean and well maintained.

We would definitely stay there again.

This is a very clean and well maintained campground, with lots of nice landscaping and manicured lawns. Our pull through site had a lot of room. It was easy in and out and we had no problem setting up our 38′, 4-slideout class A.

They have an excellent snack bar with affordable and delicious food… and ice cream sundaes to die for!

We stayed here over the Labor Day Weekend and had a great experience. We will definitely return to Normandy Farms next summer.

The folks who own and the ones that work there made us feel like we were part of the family. It’s located in the Sebago Lake Region of Maine. The campground is fairly new… it opened in 2004.  The facilities and grounds were clean and well maintained.  They have some long sites to accommodate large RVs, and have added free WIFI, and a “Bob’s Kitchen” with a nice selection of “good food at reasonable prices”. They also have entertainment and activities, including a hayride trailer.

You are within 45 minutes to Conway, New Hampshire or Portland, Maine. It’s seconds to Sebago Lake and there is a pond behind the campground called Trickey Pond.

What a lovely place to canoe or kayak! We will be returning next year for sure!