On a previous visit we stayed in the Greenbriars (Mostly Seasonal Sites). This time we were on sites T1 & T2 on Trails End Rd. (walking distance to the lake. Nice sites, but Hick Neighbors). Nice clean lake for swimming. Camp store and pool is far from most sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As stated in many other reviews, this CG is mostly seasonal. The seasonal folk are NOT friendly, to say the least. If you smile or say "hi" to them, they either ignore you, or glare at you. The sites are wooded, but also very narrow. You need to choose if you want your slide out to be out, or if you want your awning down. You probably will not have room for both. You also don't have much room for a fire if you put your awning down. There are unsupervised children EVERYWHERE! They are on bikes and foot, and dart or ride in front of cars, or campers attempting to park. The "quiet time" is NOT enforced. If it rains, there is mud EVERYWHERE!!! The staff that you may deal with face to face are all young(teens), and not friendly. However, the people who answer the phones are very personable and helpful. The pool is huge and beautiful, as is the lake. The lake is filtered and chlorinated. There are alot of planned activities on various weekends. We will not be back. I foresee this campground going all seasonal in the near future. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

OVR is three miles from the ocean town of Sea Isle City. The roads are paved - but they are NARROW. Sites are pretty level - in fact I backed in, checked my bubbles, and all was good. Our site was very roomy but that was not the norm. Most small-medium to medium. The sites are all wooded. Bath houses were clean - older but clean. They charged for showers - I didn't use them so I don't exactly but I think I read it was 25 cents a minute. Playgrounds were nothing impressive - some were more like backyard sets than playgrounds. The lake was WONDERFUL! We like lakes better than pools or the ocean so we are partial. But this lake was pristine. VERY clean and a beautiful beach surrounding the whole lake. There's a separate catch and release fishing pond as well. The pool was generic. Activities are scheduled every Fri, Sat and Sun. There are a lot of seasonals there but in our experiences all the seasonal folks were very friendly and hospitable. Cable at all sites and WiFi internet throughout the park. There's a snack bar on the beach and a mini-restaurant/snack bar at the main entrance/store/office area. This snack bar is also an ice cream bar. Despite some of the less than stellar points, this place was wonderful overall. The friendliness of the people and the incredible lake made it stand out for us. We will definately be going back next summer for a longer stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is crowded and geared towards seasonals. The transient sites that are available are far and few between. Good luck trying to find out where your site ends and the other begins. This campground is owed and operated by a corporation and I guess they haven't been in the bathrooms or have had to take a shower in them lately. They do clean the bathroom/shower area but some of them are so old it just doesn't help. We were lucky I'm told in my area as far as the bathrooms go. But my friends had to had to enjoy the septic system being pumped out in that area while they had their breakfast. The pond is green with a nice beach and big slide, my six year old enjoyed playing in the area with the outdoor equipment. But we used the pool instead. They have their own restaurant on the grounds as well as a store. There were some activities available. I did find the speed limit a little fast for a campground but it is a big place. It wouldn't be my first choice but depending on what you want to spend there are other campgrounds in the area more expensive. It's a short ride to some great beaches in the area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We camped at Pine Haven in the off season in early April. The campground was very nice, sites were large and fairly easy to get onto. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Having read a previous review, it sounds like this place was much better under family ownership. The sites are small and the place was very crowded; while in bed, we were no more than 12 feet from one of three tents in the site next to ours. Cigarette smoke is everywhere, and the camp store prices are high. The lake water was the color of pea soup, and there were so many people in the relatively small pool (for a campground this size) that you couldn't see water, just bodies. The showers in the bath house were boarded up - don't know what we would have done if we'd been in a tent! My son stepped in broken glass on the main road inside the campground -- thank goodness he had good shoes on. It's pretty loud at night -- music blaring, people yelling, and if there's a speed limit in the camp, few seem to obey it, as cars and pickups just tear along the roads. We were given a site without a sewer hookup, as we were told we'd get, but the site next to us had tents -- and an unused sewer connection. But to us, the biggest issue was that the campground website lists Wi-fi as an amenity -- and that was essential to our stay, as I had about 10 hours of work to do and needed to be online to do it. That's why we chose this place. Turns out, the unfriendly and unhelpful folks in the office said there was wireless available in the parking lot but not any of the campsites (!!!!!!). When we brought the laptop inside to the office to show them we needed a password, they said oh, it's not free, and we don't know how to charge for it, and we don't have a password to give you anyway. These weren't young kids -- they were middle-aged women who couldn't have been less concerned that I was in a really bad pickle because the campground didn't have what it had advertised. "I'm sorry" would have helped a little, but they didn't care. We won't go back -- there are lots of nicer-looking places very close by. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.