Nice level sites with good privacy between neighbors. Nicely maintained park. Very quiet and peaceful, especially at night. Fun playgrounds and nice paved roads for bike riding. Electric only. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great campground located on the Delmarva peninsula around 25 miles from the bay bridge or 60 miles from the beaches in Delaware. We stayed here for five nights. Great campground for the outdoor lover. 20+ miles of hiking/mountain biking trails. Canoe and Kayak rentals on the 60 acre lake/Tuckahoe river. Pavilions for groups. Playgrounds for kids. There are two camping loops, one with electric and one without. We would recommend sites in the electric loop, 28,30,21 & 33. Water available in several paces along the loop. We are outdoor lovers so the local attractions for us were Adkins Arboretum, Chesapeake Environmental Center, and Pickering Creek Audubon Center. Looking for lunch? Try the Lilly Pad Cafe in Denton. Great shower/bathhouses. No problems with power or dump station. Note that this is a very wooded area so satellite and TV reception is non existent. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were pleasantly surprised by this campground. It is located about 9 miles off RT 301, on back roads but an easy drive in the RV. They have an electric loop and non-electric loop. We stayed on site #9 in the electric loop. Our site was perfectly level side-to-side and totally shaded. All the sites were well shaded - trees were actually so dense we had to turn the lights on during the day. There are a lot of activities nearby with a fishing pond, nature walks, public arboretum, frisbee, golf course, kayak rentals and more. The nice thing about this park is that visitors can stop by without paying a fee! It was father's day and our grown kids drove down to surprise Dad. They do patrol the campground about every hour. The only complaint I have is that the bathrooms were not well stocked and and were allowed to run out of toilet paper and soap in the course of the weekend. There are no stores close by, so make sure you don't forget anything. We will definitely go back again soon. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I went to this park years ago with some buddies and it was a good experience. This past May I went with the family but the experience was mixed. First it seems they changed the location of the entrance. I remember it being a lot easier to get to from 404. This is a nice park that has its own lake for fishing, boating and they have a great playground for kids. My main gripe this trip was the bugs. The ticks were awful. You didn't even have to hike to get ticks. They were literally falling out of the trees onto you while you sat by the campfire. The other thing that I have never seen before at a campground was the cockroaches. There were large flying cockroaches on the campsites. This blew me away. My sister in law was really freaked out by it and will probably never go there again. And of course I found a dear tick on me when I got home and had to get treated for Lime disease. I blame myself though. The main reason we went here is because I waited to long to reserve a site for Memorial weekend and this was the only place with sites near us. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This was a very nice campground. The sites were spread out so you didn't feel like you were right on top of others. There is a great playground and good trails. Boat rentals are available: kayaks, canoes and paddle boats. Fishing is a popular activity. No swimming, though. There were barred owls hooting all night the first night we were here and that was very neat to hear. We will camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed one night, traveling from Skyline Drive in VA to Crisfeild MD. Great park, Wooded, level sites. Nice playground area in a picnic grove setting at the entrance to the loops. We stayed at site 23 (electric loop. Shower house is central to the sites on the loop Dumpster is at site 6. There were also cabins, might be good if traveling with "non-rving" friends. Host on the electric loop was very friendly and informative. Trails lead to the lake and another, larger play area made from tires. Also an equestrian area adjacent to the park. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This state park campground has much to recommend it: well-maintained and heavily wooded sites situated at a respectable distance from each other, scenic hiking and boating trails, boat rentals, an associated arboretum, and a number of amenities generally unavailable at Maryland state parks, including trash receptacles at each site, private showers, a well-supplied firewood shed that operates on an "honor system" basis, and soap in the restrooms. Unfortunately, these positives are undermined by a near-total lack of security after 11 p.m.: there is no gate or guard station to limit or control access to the campgrounds, no camp host at all in the non-electric loop, and no after-hours patrols. During our recent visit, this lack of security resulted in a most dangerous and unpleasant situation: a group of campers engaged in profane, angry, loud, drunken and seemingly violent conversation and argumentation throughout the night, played music at high volume until 5 a.m., and spent several late-night hours in the campground woods chopping down trees and acting in a manner that made sleep impossible for virtually all of those in the campground loop (although several attempts were made to contact the natural resources police, the spotty nature of cell phone service foiled these attempts). Unless and until the deficiencies in security are remedied, we cannot recommend this campground. We camped here in a Tent.

This campground is a hidden treasure, we camped here with a group, everyone enjoyed themselves and the facilities. Good fishing, good boating (canoes and kayaks), this campground is a 10 even though you can't get satellite, or full hookup. The naturalist came by with animals every night (walked the loops) this campground is part of the scales and tails program, the kids loved it. Lots for everyone to do at this campground and all for a bargain price. This campground is truly a 10. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground could be a 10 if it had water and sewer. I just can't give a 10 without full hookups. That said, it is a great campground if you are looking for a place to relax in the woods. The sites are large and level for the most part. We were in site 23 of the electric loop. We have a 40 footer with 4 slides and there was plenty of room for both the rig and our minivan. The tree cover is too dense for sat signal but we were able to use our aircard. It is primarily a weekend campground for nearby DC area. During the middle of the week there were only 5 sites occupied in the electric loop and 3 in the non-electric loop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great state park, very nice playgrounds, lake with fishing and boat rental, mountain biking trails, nature trails. More activities then you can do. However no satellite because of trees everywhere, but temperature is 10 degrees cooler inside the park. You can get decent TV reception on antenna. Park is clean and well maintained. Even though I didn't use restrooms others in my group did and I didn't here any complaints. Our group comes here every year and will continue to do so. Remember to fill up with water before you unhook no water at sites. Nice level sites with 30 amp. Many activities for the kids and adults. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is perhaps my favorite campground (close to me). Very peaceful and relaxing. Heavily treed. We camp on the outer side of the electric loop and can't see the bathhouse in the center of the loop due to the trees. Very quiet. Pet friendly but I've never seen any running loose. Toilets and showers cleaned daily but they may get dirty during the day. I've never found this to be an issue. Nice trails to walk and decent fishing/kayaking nearby. I wish they stayed open all year. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Very nice park, with few amenities. The sites are all wooded and shaded in the electric loop. There is no water. The lake has many different varieties of fish to catch. To get to the lake, you have to walk about 15 minutes through the woods on the lake trail. Note: There is poison ivy everywhere! Overall, a nice place to spend a quiet vacation. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Simple and quiet. No Fluff, no wasted money on amenities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We love this camp. I have been going here since I was a teenager. Fishing and boating on the lake are great. Hiking is wonderful, The sites are all nice and level and there is wooded area between you and the next site. Road is paved up to your pad site. Some of the sites are not well suited for slide outs so check them out good before you back in. The park ranger makes frequent passes of the camp area and we have never had any problems. I highly recommend this park if you enjoy hiking and canoeing. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.