I would not go back to this campground. We stayed here for a little over a week. They ended up putting a fifth wheel and two travel trailers on what we were told was a double site, which ended up being tight. We were there for three days and our sewer backed up. So the next day the owner ended up coming to our site with a backhoe and put in a new leach field. The smell was so bad at our site and all we got out of it was I am sorry for the inconvenience. We spoke to other friends that stayed at that same campsite 2 years ago and they had the same problem with the sewer and the campground never did anything about it. Our friends ended up having a new leach field put in their site the day after ours. The electricity isn’t grounded correctly because people were getting zapped when they went into their campers. The security was extremely rude. One guy threw water on our fire and ended up making a steam bath, which someone could have been burned. I think because we had a large group, they tended to pick on us. They drove right by the campsite across from us which had a fire going and came directly to us and said put out your fire. The campground map they gave us says when we checked in showed tennis courts and a laundry facility. When we walked the campground, we didn’t find any tennis courts and the laundry facility was just an empty building. I feel they list these facilities, like the pool they have been saying is coming, just to lure people to the campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground is nothing as advertised. They have serious electricity issues, there was not even enough power at my site to run my refrigerator. The staff was not family oriented at all and were downright rude and mean to my family including my children. The advertised activities were either late in starting or early in ending or in some cases didn't happen at all. What they consider to be security was more like 6 angry campers riding around in golf carts harassing other campers. They were not even employed by the campground. It seemed to me that they just used the Jellystone name to lure people in offered nothing but a miserable experience for me and my family. We have complained to Jellystone and to the Better Business Bureau. Our advise is stay away and find another place to visit. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were VERY disappointed with this park and would not recommend it. The staff were not polite. The activities were few and far between, and usually required a fee. The value-for the price- was simply not there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

First off I will agree with what some of the reviewers wrote if you just come in as a transient. YES most of the staff does come across as rude but there are a few good ones. The office staff has very little clue when it comes to answering questions, other than one of the owner's daughter who is usually pleasant. As far as the security goes I have to agree with most all of you. They are more like vigilantes than security. They cause more problems than resolve them by acting like thugs although this year the owner has seemed to weed some of them out. Again there are some older guys that are very pleasant but the younger ones are the problems especially one guy who has not been re-employed this year yet. As far as the pond goes they drain and clean it almost every year; it's the people that crap it up. Progress on the park is very slow, very very slow but overall I do like the park and will continue to camp there due to it being close by. The activities are mostly coordinated by one woman who does a great job at it. The help she has are usually just as good and the kids have fun along with the adults. The sites are dusty and covered with pine needles but that is camping if you want pavement go to Wal-Mart. Me personally, I don't want to feel like I am in my driveway. I have been several times to the campground in Foxboro and it is nice but it is a parking lot. The fire rule does kind of stink but someone correct me if I am wrong it is not their rule but Wareham Fire District rules. Wareham Fire actually patrols the park and will tell you to extinguish it if too early and you are not cooking on it. I think if the owner works on policing some of his staff and teaching them to be more polite it would be a much more pleasant campground. I am there most of the summer and have been in several different sites and know most of the staff and most of them know how I feel. Call a spade a spade. Overall it is one of the better campgrounds in the area due to the wooded sites and atmosphere. But form your own opinion, give it a try. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Total dump family run campground. Ever changing rates to always increase. Nothing as advertised. No playground/just a dirty pond that NEVER even gets tested. No laundry faculties, they have been working on these for “years.” Keep saying they will be done soon – which to this campground is in terms of years! Never clean, dirty pine needle sites. Rear sites smell of horse urine from the horse stable that has has "new" showers hooked up for two years now and are still not working. The family’s kids have the run of the campground. Never any supervision for these group of kids under 14. The kids also can be seen running in and out of the snack shack where the food is prepared. This should be another board of health issue. Also issue if barefoot and touch your awning arm or any metal on trailer you get a shock. This was not just our site, many people were complaining at office - nothing got done. If you want the cape and actual amenities do not chose this campground – total waste of money – it all depends on how much the owner likes you. If the owner likes you, you are golden and can do what ever you want. If not look out you will be nagged on about everything! Called office one time about the campground “cat” on or site, they just laughed it off thought it was funny. We have a highly allergic child so to me this was not any laughing matter! The softball games have outsiders that come in to play. They are not even campers, and your kids have to be a minimum of 12 years old. There is absolutley NOTHING for kids to do, unless you want to spend a fortune on crafts. Last thing... for a campground that is supposed to be family "oriented", then why are some sites single males, and single males with single male children(over 30) .... We camped here in a Motorhome.