Pros: Shady sites. Friendly staff. Cons: Difficult to maneuver around and into site. Not big rig friendly. Dirty. About 90% of sites are permanent residence. Overall we were not happy with our stay. One night was more than enough. Price paid was 50% due to Camp Club USA. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not sure why the other reviews were putting this place down. Some of the roads are kind of tight and some of the sites may be tough to get into, but if you take away the trees it would take away some of the beauty. Our site was almost level, very shaded, lots of activities, nice pond and pool. Everyone friendly, including the owners, who cares where they are from. The store is a bit small. Next time the bikes come along. We will be here again. Pleasant suprise after reading the other reviews. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sort of OK. Nice place and beautiful. No cable, wi-fi or anything interesting and too far from Philly to commute on a daily basis. The management doesn't do much in the winter, seem to be gone to Florida or something, but on the other hand don't bother you either. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has the potential to be a real gem. Unfortunately, it falls way short. Granted, we were there at the end of a long cold winter, but the unpaved roads were so steep and riddled with HUGE potholes they were almost impassable in some areas. The sites are settled in between the many tall trees and the many boulders, leaving little room for slide outs or parking. Lots of permanent park residents in aging units of all kinds, many with built on "rooms". Booked this one off the internet...won't do that again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

An old fashioned, affordable, no activity, no guest fees, just make your own fun, type of campground. Nice pool, clean and affordable on-site resturant, nice game room, and new electic service are the upside. Off the main road, full hook up sites are kind of close together, and lots of older dated seasonal trailers are the downside. Updating the bathhouse should be the next order of business here. Overall, not a bad place to stay for a weekend, and definately better than the local competition. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Well we just got back from Tohickon family Campground. We had a great time with a nice weekend. It's real hard for us to have a bad time even at bad campgrounds. Our over all rating for this CG is low. For us it started at the directions. We have a tall Rig so couldn't take the Covered Bridge route and had to use the alternative route. The directions are a little messed up that were supplied. Once at the CG the entrance needs to be cleaned up as the families house sits right there and is in need of work. The office is real nice and has a new restaurant in it. One good thing is they accepted Good Sam discounts but aren't a Good Sam CG. Pool and kiddy pool are still close but look fine. The new playground is also real nice. Now they put all weekenders down at the bottom of the CG by the river. Hope that it hasn't rained for a few days otherwise you will be in a mud hole. The sites are small. The sewer hook ups are hard to use and way out of the way and not worth it. Our site and some others had nice level gravel pads. The picnic tables are all in need of being repaired. We had a old fire ring that had broken bottles and cans in it. Our site wasn't cleaned up after some else had used it. Also had lots of old leaves that weren't raked up at the start of the season so it was hard to keep the TT clean. As to the rest of the CG they had a lot of older trailers most in good shape but needing a cleaning. We did find a lot of garbage (cans and such. one picnic table) off on the sides. They also had a sewage treatment off to the back corner you didn't want to be close to as the smell was strong. For the price it wasn't worth it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.