This is a small, quiet, heavily shaded campground. There is one pull thru site, but it is a tight fit for a 40 footer. Instead, we took a back- in site near the front. The sites are level with gravel/grass. We only stopped overnight. 30 amps max, no 50 amp. However, the Wifi connection was excellent. The gravel road into the park was recently graded. It made for a nice quiet place to walk as well -- lots of little ponds with bullfrogs. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here four nights and it was a pleasant experience. Most of the RV sites are not secluded but we were lucky to get one. The owners are very friendly and helpful. This is a rustic campground at the end of a mile of dirt road but worth the drive. A newspaper was delivered to us on Saturday and Sunday, free coffee was also available on week-ends. On Sunday we were treated to homemade and delicious blueberry muffins! On Saturday night a New England dinner (boiled ham, potatoes, carrots) was offered to all interested campers. Friendly campers, family atmosphere. We would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
$14.71 is the Passport America rate for 30 amp full hookups. This is a heavily wooded park, with a very nice walking trail. It rained while we were there, and our site partially flooded. The road to the park is over a mile of gravel with very soft shoulders in places. Very pleasant owner/manager. I would stay there again, but not in wet weather. We camped here in a Motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Stayed in site #19. It was a good back in site and was level side to side but not front to back. Quiet hours started at 10 PM and generator hours were from 10 AM to 7 PM. This campground is much better suited for tents and very small RVs. All sites are very shaded reducing the breeze and also increasing the presence of mosquitoes. Most importantly, they had notices about their drinking water being contaminated on each of there spigots.....NOT a good sign. Stayed one night - would not stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.