We traveled to West Hampton Mass to Windy Acres for a 3 day weekend. It was advertised as a family campgroud with a fishing pond and many activities in a beautiful area. Well......the area of Mass IS beautiful until you turn into the campground. You first see a rundown house/office. The fishing pond is a stagnant body of water (no fish) some frogs and several pairs of shoes floating around. The beach( some dirt/sand) is now home to Canadian geese who pooped all over it. The restrooms were OK-small and looked clean after a new coat of paint. I think most of the campers are actually residents who live a lifestyle much to be desired. Everyone(including the staff that was identified by shirts) smokes and drinks beer all day long!! There were several men swearing very loudly. Each night there was a DJ dance that the entire campground could hear. The songs included lyrics like "drinking cocaine and whiskey" and something about "you're a crazy b----" This was at 7:30 at night when the children are out playing in the field and playscape. The swings were broken. I think the lodge hadn't been cleaned since last October becuase there were Halloween toys scattered over the floor. All around the outside of the lodge was a strong odor of cat pee. They had 2 inflatables that were moldy. On the positive side, there were lots of childrens activities such as arts and crafts, games in the field, scavanger hunt, etc.... However the "local" kids bullied the other kids-------Don't take your family to Windy Acres!!!!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had the best time. Our kids loved it there and wanted to come back. The owners were great they let us keep our trailer on the site at no extra fee for the week. We came back the following weekend and can't wait for this year to go back. The pools looked great and the activities were fun. The foliage that time of year was wonderful. And very close to six flags. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

this was a campground I will not forget. For all the wrong reasons. It was by far the worst campground we have ever been to and we have been all over. The staff were unfriendly and sat around and drank and smoked. They looked at you like you had two heads if you asked them anything. The grounds were horrible. I felt like I was in the slums. We were camping there because of a family reunion and it was the closest campground. However, I wouldn't stay there if I had to sleep in my car with my six kids. They had nothing going on and the pool smelled. Don't even mention the playground. The bathrooms were small and old. We got in trouble because the shower curtains did not contain the water and and water got on the floor. Not our fault. Also, I left a toiletry item in the bathroom, went back to get it a few minutes later and it was gone. A staff member went in after us. I asked her if she found it. She said no. I think she took it. How low can you go. So don't go here unless you want your children exposed to undesirable people. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here in 2002 & 2003 and we were very impressed with the turnaround the new owners achieved in one year. This campground caters to families and the owners have big plans for the future. We can't wait to return next year as they are planning on adding 2 new swimming pools. The staff is great, my kids love the daily activities. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Not a good campground We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a wonderful campground if you're a loud, dirty drunk who may be on probation or waiting for your next court appearance. Foul language is a must if you want to hit it off with the natives. Should you bring your children with you, be sure to not bathe them for at least two weeks prior to your arrival, or they may suffer social rejection. Expect to have your coolers pilfered in the middle of the night, and do not expect your site to be respected, anyone can cross it at anytime, and don't dare speak up about it... someone may come and roll your camper over in the middle of the night while you sleep! Or maybe they'll just try to peek in your camper windows! As far as the management?... they have about the same respect for their neighbors as they expect of their clientelle. I've never seen anything quite like it in my life, and my kids certainly have a more colorful vocabulary as a result of our stay there! Maybe I'll look back at this and laugh someday!!! SOMEDAY.... MAYBE! We camped here in a camper.