We attended the Halloween #2 theme weekend. It was great with plenty of planned activities. The only negative was that there was a 2 hr. wait to go through the haunted house. Something definitely needs to be done about that. The sites are large and nicely manicured. The staff was friendly and helpful. Propane filling on-site was very convenient. We really enjoyed the peace and quiet. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground has it all: low rates, extensive and well-maintained recreational facilities, abundant planned activities, scenic on-site hiking and biking trails (with even more extensive trails just 2 miles from the campground), a private tenting area, cabin rentals, game room, even a summer day camp for the kids! While the campground does cater to its seasonal and long-term residents (on the weekend of our stay, for example, virtually all planned activities were "championship" sporting events limited to those who had made the finals in prior weeks), it more than surpassed our expectations. Highly recommended! We camped here in a Tent.

Have stayed here several times over many years, but never used pool yet. Campground is about 8 miles from home. Pool side sites are a little too narrow for slide-out with awning & no fire ring. Level super pull thrus have great wide open view on terraced hillside, are long, narrow and drop off to site below you. This time two of us together in A-fr & A-bk. This large double site had our trailers nose to tail with cable & plenty of room for tow vehicles, extra car & more. All sewer hook-ups are at a right angle instead of straight down into ground, a bit strange, need to ask why. Hiked through the woods to overgrown "fishing pond". Appears to be hard to fish, barely any open water due to cattails. The golf driving range was unique & enjoyable for many of us. Large seasonal "chipmunk" population, even with their own exclusive clothing & golf carts. Many Saturday activities, required Friday night sign-up, apparently geared more towards chipmunks. To each there own, some were friendly, some were not. It seems all discounts are for cash only. This value weekend 15% off, only for cash. Also, free mini golf with paid game is two games for one person. Will visit again as it's so close & good for our teenager that works weekends. Will check-out more trails & try to fish, it's all in what you expect & make for yourselves. Each time is a little different from previous visit. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We loved it here and would come back again. Private and spacious sites, lots of trees and shade. Clean restrooms and snack bar area. Great pool and mini golf. The permanent site are all very nicely kept. Friendly staff. A quiet and relaxing campground! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I need to state first of all we did not stay at Morris Meadows,we were not even the privilege of finding out what the camp site had to offer. We had booked to go away for the holiday weekend and were unfortunately hit by Ernest the hurricane and its wonderful rains and winds. I called Morris Meadows and was given a curt answer, I explained we could not come because of the inclement weather and was then told well sorry not our fault, I Asked for a refund, again a no was forthcoming, the asked for a discount, yet another no, then I asked POLITELY if we could perhaps by chance possibly maybe perhaps have a credit for a later time when the weather was better. I was then "told" Sorry we are a private campsite, we do not give anything back. We booked back in February and at the time thought it a little uncomfortable, had to purchase a ticket to look around the site, were told dogs not allowed to be walked around the site. On leaving a Seasonal camper wouldn't move his truck so we could not get out and had to wait 20 mins until they decided to move. It was a clique for sure and outsiders or weekenders obviously are thought less than worthy of their time and attention. Our friends who booked the same weekend were also treated to this same mercenary attitude and neither of us will ever consider or recommend this park to anyone in the future. In all the years we have camped we have never been treated to such a don't care your problem attitude. I hope if nothing else this alerts other campers to what can it seem be expected at Morris Meadows, Freeland, MD We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We went there last year and liked it we will be coming back this year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

My Wife and I wanted to camp with friends of ours, and picked a halfway point and found this campground. All of us enjoyed our stay. The restrooms were clean even though the the park was almost full. Store was stocked very well and the Staff was nice and helpful. Outdoor movie area and snackbar were great. Yes there were a lot of go-carts used by the seasonal campers all were courteous and as evening came they were hardly noticable. We've already planned a weekend for the fall and can't wait to come back. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

As our home away from home, MM continues to be a great place. The office staff is attentive and freindly, the sites are large, and the trails are challanging, but a healthy walk. We were in site A1 this last visit, and enjoyed being in the woods, even though we really enjoy the sites on the "Hill", with the veiw of the valley! We will return on 6/19, and look forward to the pool and the weekend outdoor movie We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well when you first arrive you think that wow, this will be nice. That all changes when you cross the gate. The staff was NOT helpful and treated us like we did not matter. The sites are small and VERY overpriced for what you get. This campground is entired there to service seasonals, not campers. The campground was full of speeding golf carts and drunk drivers. If you like walking up hill, both ways, then this is your campground. There is NO terrain suitable for kids except for the ball field which is a hike to get to. We will NOT be returning. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have yet to visit this campground between Memorial and Labor day, but my kids love it. The hiking in the woods along the stream is like no other private campground we've been to. There are hills be they make for great views we are thinking or a september visit, I can only imagine the view! The campground does seem to be predominately Seasonal but every camper i passed waved or said hi. The woman at the office (whom i have seen every time there and at the shows) is very cordial and addressed me by name each time she saw me! Maybe i'm just cute lol, but it sure doesn't give the impression the cater to just their "chipmunks". We all like it we'll be back. PS love the decks on the terrace sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The campground was nice and had large sites. If they had Wifi I would give them a 10. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Unfriendly campground. Ridiculous rules. Can not bring any baby rings to the pool, have to hold your child the whole time; Seasonal people could bring anything in they wanted. Had to bring your reciept everytime you came to the pool. The seasonal people do not like to have weekend campers there, they will give dirty looks to everybody, always are complaining to the office and the staff are totally rude, we were miseable the whole time there. I have been to many campgrounds and have never felt so unwelcomed in my life. ALWAYS ARE BEING WATCHED BY SEASONALS + STAFF. They should close this campground down to transit campers and only allow seasonal campers there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here with 2 other families and we all said we would come back again. We had sites in the all-year section (CT-1-16) which is located by the pool & playground. The sites there were very level and each one has a nice pavilion but they are very close together (there was less than 10' from the back of my trailer to the back of the neighbor's trailer and my slideout was less than 2' from the pavilion for the next site) and there are no fire rings for those sites. Instead, there is a group fire area down by the horseshoe pits. We will request different sites next time. Some other comments about the staff being rude were totally unfounded by our group. In all of our interaction with the staff, they were nothing but friendly and helpful. One family in our group stayed in a cabin; I was very impressed at how complete it was (cable TV, full bath and kitchen) and it's cleanliness. The snack bar had good prices and good food. Overall, the campground is very large and is pretty nice, not the best kept in some areas but they have lots of activites. We really enjoyed the driving range! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground had the worst staff crew we ever met,we had a nice site #36, the game room smelled like mildew very bad. Needless to say we will not be going back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campground itself was ok but not very well maintained, the grass was high, pool was not very clean, the game room smelled like mildew, fishing pond was totally covered with algea. The staff was horrible, not very friendly or helpful. The pool is open to the public so over the weekend it was so full we did not even use it. The site we had was #36 it was a large pull thru in the woods. This campground had way to many permanent sites only leaving a few for the weekenders. We did get to the Baltimore Harbor one day which was nice but very crowded. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had a good time camping here during one of their Halloween weekends. The activities were well planned and there was always something to do. We stayed in the wooded area to the left of the campground (site 40, I think)and had nice, large sites. It was very peaceful and relaxing. The sites on the hillside had a great view and plenty of space. The only negative we could find was that one of the ladies in the office could use some customer service skills. Otherwise, all was great. We will gladly stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice campground stayed in pre season. Majority of sites seasonal would have stayed here more but very few weekender sites available. lots space lots of thing to do. Driving range, Fishing pond(no fish but don't tell the kids), pool tables, trails lots of competiotion games with prizes. Kids loved the 10 cent bingo. Pool wasn't open yet so I couldn't comment on the hours but I did notice the hours posted (unusual hours). My daughters favorite campground will return if there are openings. This is the first campground I've seen with 100AMP service! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed at Morris Meadows twice.Alot of the big rig pull thru-sites are in the open.These sites are long but kinda narrow.Pool doesn't open until Noon and closes at 8:00 PM.Chipppy the Chipmunk,the parks charcter for the kids,was nowhere to be found the two times we have been there.Management told us he wasn't coming out.During our last stay,the playground was infested by stinging insects.Management took no steps to resolve the problem.Overall this a decent campground.The majority of the sites are reserved for seasonals.If you are looking for a family based campground with alot of activities for kids we would suggest staying somewhere else. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Lots of outdoor activities great playground for the kids. We camped here in a camper.

Very nice park. Stayed twice. Plenty of sites. Clean facilities. Cabins were super large (home away from home with toilet, microwave, frig A/C. Nice pool, snack bar. Large gameroom and golf driving range. Our kids enjoyed it too. Seasonals well kept. Really great museum with antiques etc. at the campground. Limited tent sites some without electric. Could use more sites for tenters. General store has a lot of antiques to see, but needs more food selection. Owners very accomodating. All around nice park with lots of open sites and nice shaded too. Weekend activities. Will return again. You won't be dissapointed. Quiet and friendly. Bingo too. We camped here in a camper.