This is a small campground. Upon arrival we met friendly staff, with a guide to our site, who offered to drive us back after dropping off our second vehicle at the visitor's parking area. Campground overall was very clean. Pool, bathhouses, and playgrounds were all well kept. Nine hole mini golf is available for a fee with an hour of playing time. Two hayrides were offered; the first one being free around the campground and the second was $3.00 per person but out on the country road and very enjoyable. The only reason it did not receive a 10 was due to the Gun Club in the next valley. There was shooting all day. Compared to the list of what's allowed and what's not, this probably should be included in the "Just so you are aware" category, similar to the freight train at Hershey. It is something that we got used too, but for others perhaps not. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A nice, clean, small park with few amenities. The staff is friendly and helpful. An interesting "no alcohol on premises" policy (glass of wine with dinner, anyone?). We stayed on site 56, which while shallow, was double wide, which provided plenty of room to park the Suburban. Most sites are small with little privacy, but the grounds are well cared for. We had full hookup, and everything worked as it should. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campground is beautiful and easy to get to. Unfortunately for us, it rained the entire weekend so our site was one giant puddle. However, the staff did ask if we wanted to move our trailer because of the puddle. We chose not to simply because it would have been more trouble to try to hook up in the rain just to move sites. The sites by the stream were very peaceful and relaxing. Some of the sites are small and they are very strict about rules such as "no alcoholic beverages" and "lights out" by midnight. However, there were other perks that were great such as dinner delivery from a local italian restaurant if you chose to participate, a pet playground for dogs, and also the bathrooms were some of the best we've seen camping. The staff was very friendly and we enjoyed ourselves despite the miserable weather. We would definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Cleanest campground we ever stayed at. Great time with free hay rides for kids and $3.00 evening hay rides for all which was a full hour of fun. No complaints other than no drinking allowed what so ever, fine with me but hubby was not happy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was just an overnight stop on the way south, but if we ever "visit" the area again, we will definitely come here. The owners were delightful and helpful. Very nice campground owned by people who truly care and love their business. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped here at the end of their season for one night. We had a pull through with full hook-ups. The site was not level and was on dirt but it was manageable. Cable had limited channels. The campground itself I found to be real nice. It is down in a valley with a stream. If the park was full it might feel a bit cramp. The restrooms were clean. Very quiet. I minded my own business with the "no alcohol" rule. I'm sure this rule is to keep the rowdy crowds away. I would stay here again for a couple days. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Woodalls rated this a 5/5 but this must have been a typo. No way that this legitimately qualifies as a 5/5. Sites: Sites are small and not level. No pads or gravel sites, which is OK until it rains. I was shocked that owners would even offer my site for rent. The site was so narrow and so unlevel that we couldn't eat at the picnic table. No-sewer pull-through sites are much larger, but most of the footage is in length, not the desired width. Amenities: Campground is in a deep and narrow valley. Internet is Satellite and it's so frustratingly slow and intermittent that you may as well leave your computer at home. TV is for those who love sports or shopping or Jesus. Bunches of channels though. Again, it is satellite, but the channel choices we had were geared toward a certain type of person. I found it quite lacking, but then, I don't care to watch sports or shopping networks or televangelist tv. Recreation: A child's play area is tucked near the overcrowded tenting area. A volleyball field is so far from the campground that I was surprised that it belonged to the place. Pool cleaned daily. Friendly staff and plenty of enforced rules to assure you a quiet stay. Dogs may be walked to and from the pet-walk area only. Pets may not be left alone when the owner is away. This campground is firmly "no alcohol on the premises". Perhaps these are reasons why it is so pleasantly quiet, even if it is less than ideal for a stay longer than a couple of days. We camped here in a Motorhome.

OK for an overnight. 6 miles in off the interstate. Awning to awning site layout and I just hate that. I wish I knew that ahead so I can avoid these locations. Large cable selection but no news networks [strange]. Many signs warning of there alcohol problem. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The sites were small and on top of one another. The travel trailers across the road were facing one another. Both had their awnings open and they were about 3 feet apart! We had our awning open, then the picnic table (not under the awning) and then the next door neighbors tent trailer was about 5 feet away next to us. Not private sites at all! We only found the showers in the main building with the camp office. 3 shower stalls! Plus they were super small. Maybe we were spoiled at the Newburgh, NY KOA because this KOA didn't even come close. The stream running behind our site was very nice, but it didn't make up for the rest of the trip. Nothing major was BAD with this place, but like the store was closed at 7pm. After a day seeing local attractions, we came back wanting to build a fire..but we couldn't because the store was closed? The grounds were full to capacity, however the store closed at 7pm? The game room had extremely odd hours 9-11am and then 3-6pm. This was strange to us. The lack of privacy, the lack of space is what will stop us from returning to this campground. Maybe for the next year's KOA Cares weekend, but we will not go out of our way for this place. It is very convenient to local attractions (Dorney Park, Lehigh Valley Mall, Cabelas, Roadside America, Hawk Mountain, etc). Look up my screen name on flicks for photos of the grounds so you can judge for yourself. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Stayed near end of season. Peaceful ,but water in stream was very low. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our fourth visit to this campground. A great spot for us to just get away and relax. Sites are spacious enough. Staff is friendly and helpful. We have never had a problem here. Never used the pool, but it appeared well cared for. Park has always been clean and well cared for. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Have stayed here twice - easy access from I78. When you see the first KOA sign, gear down ASAP - the left turn comes up fast! Level, 50amp sites, QUIET, nice setting, cable. Was outside as a 40' towing a Buick headed to a 30 Amp across the bridge - GO SLOW over that thing - a sharp drop off - dragging a hitch across concrete makes an awful noise! I'd stay here again We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites vary in size; many close together, most shaded but not private. Friendly & helpful staff, beautiful location along small stream in deep valley (which makes for terrible cell phone service!) Can feel very crowded when full. Entry road is narrow, not a good place to put the dump station! Probably best option in the area. Clean restrooms, air conditioned on hot days. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed a couple of nights while checking out area colleges. Nice, neat, clean campground. Pool was a nice plus for the kids. Very quiet at night. Store was well stocked. Check in was fast and friendly. Bathrooms were very clean and always stocked. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

The campground is woven along a stream and a hill ridge. The sites were somewhat level. Though their wireless system has good reach, there are times when it was difficult to get on (likely due to number of people gaining access). The spacing is fair for a private campground. The pool was nice with a reasonable amount of deck furniture. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Loved this place. We were there during the week and the area where we were was mostly vacant. The sites were nice and level and we were streamside. Beautiful! Very friendly...We had to be at a meeting the day we were to check out...they let us pack up and park our trailer on the property for a few hours...no extra charge and when I had trouble disconnecting the hitch the owner was called and he came right over and helped me out. Can't get better than that! Can't wait to go back. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We were here June 1 and 2. The CG is still relatively empty. We stayed in the 30a pull thru sites with no sewer. For $4 a night more we could have had 50a and sewer. The 50a sites are much nicer and were near full. 30a near empty. CG is very family friendly, no liquor, nice pool, 10pm quiet hour. I think it will be a little more hectic once in full summer crowds. We will stay here again in the 50a sites to compare. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had an enjoyable time at the CG. We had electric and cable. The sites were a tad close together, but it didn't detract from the all around good feel of the campground. We do have a KOA card and received a discount. Lots of activities and a good atmosphere. We are planning to visit again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here while attending the Life On Wheels Conference in Bethlehem, PA. The road into the campground is on a curve/hill combination off the main road, but is clearly marked with a huge KOA sign. The campground is very peaceful and shady, with a nice creek running through it. We were escorted to our site, and found the staff to be very friendly. Our site was long, level and shady...great during those beastly hot days we've had. We had a very nice stay, and would definitely return here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We arrived and were escorted to the site. It was a back in site. It was a little small for our trailer, but was very nice. It rained while we were there and it does get a little muddy in spots. Our spot was fine. It is a very quiet campground with lots of children. Overall we would stay here again. They even called us on the phone to make sure we would take a site with out sewer, because there were none available for the weekend we were there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We checked in late and found it very nice that someone actually escorted us to our site. This was the first time that we have ever had this and found it very helpful since it was dark. The campground was very nice, clean, and the staff friendly. WiFi worked great, no alcohol is allowed so there were no rowdy drunks so it was very quiet after about 10:30 pm. Although we did not use the pool it looked very nice. The roads are gravel and most of the sites are level. The only problem we had was that the KOA sign pointing into the park from the highway is right across the street and in the middle of hill going down. We did not see any signs at night before this one and had to "stop on a dime" in order to turn into the road. They should make the signs leading to that road on the highway bigger and more easy to see at night. And I don't think we were the only ones that this happened to since we saw lots of skid marks on the highway. We liked this park a lot and will return there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park in a small valley with a trout stream running down the middle. Nice level sites with good gravel base. Nice roads with ample room to turn corners. All sites were level and most sites offered shade trees. No alcoholic beverages allowed in park!!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We went to this KOA campground for their 1 free day program. The Campground and store are very clean. Check in was quick and I was escorted to our camp site. The sites are clean but small. We had a pull through with water/electric and cable. Cable is extra which we didn't get as the weather was good. The pads are gravel and level in the section we were. The full hook ups didn't look that level and the last pull through site was little more than a parking space. The play ground was clean and nice for kids as was the creek for fishing. The hay ride was quick as in speed and hooked up to a truck. The kids events were lacking. One was a movie and then the other was pizza slice and drink for $2. Two major concerns I had was the road in & out being on the small side. Would hate to have to pass another RV or TT on it. The second was the dump station. While clean it was in an awful spot. When I went to dump I block the only way in or out. Ended up having cars in back and front of us waiting. Plus no bathroom close by to clean up quick in case of mess. Most likely I wouldn't go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.