The grounds are neat, clean, and well laid out. It is pricey but it's the closest to D.C. And the metro bus to the train is convenient.
The reception desk workers are helpful and nice. They have a lot of info to give and will help with as much as you want to ask.
This isn't a large and luxurious all inclusive resort. This is a nice small and quiet place that isn't really that big. The lots are big and level. Gravel pads with a concrete patio. A metal bistro table and chairs were on all sites. Some had a stove looking fireplace as their fire pit. It looked like they had some long term stays, but most of the sites turned over regularly.
It is in a great location and close to everything. Go to Publix instead of the Kroger. It was always picked clean.
This place is definitely a 4.75 Star. The reason it's not a five star is that the wifi wasn't very strong. We were along the fence and didn't get the campground wifi. We had to use our wifi extender.
We would definitely stay here again.
Again, no frills. Just a parking spot but there is a lot to do around. We don't need a pool and other extras. ??
It's in a great location. Close to grocery stores and all the touristy shops.
Go to Publix. The Kroger seemed to be pretty picked over on a Friday at noon.
The sites are small and a lot are on pads that drop off steeply at the back. Our 40' hung over the back of the site and was barely off of the road. Our mirrors still hung over the asphalt. Also while leveling, even with a 2/12/24" piece of wood, the board sunk into the ground, at the back of the site.
Be careful entering the park to check in. They have spots in front of the office, by the Exxon station, which is theirs. I would have to back up or circle the block to get turned around to get into the entrance. I think that's just poorly laid out.
The staff is friendly and helpful.
The wifi is also good at our site in D section by the pool.
With so many people here this weekend, the water pressure is a little low. As could be expected so not the parks fault I think.
