Park was easy to find, with the directions the office had given. The office and pool aren't open very much. They both don't open until noon, and then we found that they were closing before 3:00pm on days, and always before 5:00pm. The laundry room only has 2 washers and 2 dryers, older type, no change machine, and since the office is only open for a few hours means you have to leave the park to either get change, or we would suggest just using a facility outside of the campground. They were in use the entire time we were there (7 days) I would say probably from the full timers. The campground we would say is more like 85%-90% full time campers. They have 2 pools, but the one pool was off limits the entire time, and you can only swim when the store was open which was hardly at all. They had the best showers/bathrooms we've ever encountered in our years of camping. The sites available for regular overnite etc. camping are very small and hard to get into. No activities for the family or kids, other than a swing set and ball. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice campground that is well off the beaten path. GPF is about 2 miles off Route 17 in Gloucester County. Access to the campground is was very well marked once you got off Rt 17. Arriving at the campground - and you automatically notice the "permanent residents". Of the 223 sites, I would say 75% of them were permanent residents. And they all own golf carts. Now I'm against a campground having 3/4 of their lots full of permanent residents, but I will say - everyone I talked to or met were friendly and take care of the campground and with it being well secluded CG, I'm sure the PR's are the ones that keep it open. This CG was very clean, the showers were old concrete building but cleaned daily. The grounds were manicured and like I said the "perm res" did take care of the property. They are updating their swimming pool which will be nice addition for the summer. They did have activities for not only permanent residents but all campers. My DW and I had a ball watching the "golf carts/cars/models" drive up to an OUTSIDE PROJECTION SCREEN for the Saturday night NASCAR race. Yes this campground even had it's own drive in theater...or is that golf cart theater...it was hilarious. All in all, it was quite, nice sunny weekend trip out. We would camp here in the future. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

New owners, little hard to find, but e-mail them and they will give better directions, many activities for the holiday weekend. During the week it was a little slow. Many seasonal campers there, but we really had a great time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good luck finding it, We saw 1 sign about 3"x6" that said "Camping" nailed to a tree about 12' off the ground. Very narrow roads to the campground don't make wrong turn! Beautiful docks and ramp area but the rest of the campground looks like a RV cemetary. Friendly staff. Joke of a game room as most of the 15 yr old games didn't work. The seasonal teenagers that hung at the pool tables in the game room made it inappropriate for my children as well as myself to be in there. Will try somewhere else next year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice staff and park. Even though there were a number of seasonal campers, the campers and staff were very welcoming. Nice boat ramp, boat storage, fish cleaning covered area at the water with several boat slips. A wonderful rv park especially if you had a boat. We camped here in a camper.