I agree with the previous review. We were in the J section. They really cram you in. Tenters set up the night before we left and there tent was touching our bathroom window. You were so close that you had to whisper to have a conversation. Hmmmmm maybe that's why the call it whispering pines. The staff was very friendly, although my husband did not like the gate keeper. We didn't use the pool I; can't remember why (camped in 2004) but we did find a wonderful beach with bathrooms and a snack shack nearby, East Beach. They did have entertainment, that was fine. The seasonals next to the J section were grungy and laughing at people. We will not be returning. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

My family and I have camped here many times and always have a good time! The staff are very friendly and the sites are good size and are very wooded. There are a lot of seasonals there but they are all very friendly. They have lots of activities for adults and the kids too, but the best part is it is very close to all the beaches in Rhode Island! We camped here in a Motorhome.

An older campground that is very much starting to show its age. Everything is packed in with a crowded feel to it. Driving to our site was not easy because the roads are narrow with a couple of turns that are tight. Our site was not even close to level and most others appeared to be the same way with water pipes running between sites on top of the ground. The bathhouse was probably the worst I have used in a while; it was old and not so clean with holes in the screens for the bugs to come in. It didn’t even have a soap tray in the shower and for some reason they keep the doors open and you can walk by and see peoples feet under the stalls. On a positive note, the kids loved the pool and arcade. They also have a pond with canoes and paddle boats that you can use free of charge. And, the wi-fi worked very well at our site. However, the few positives didn’t make up for the overall bad feeling I got from the place. As soon as I arrived I was sorry I had come and that feeling never went away. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.