You'll think you're never going to get here because you have to travel 5 miles on what is almost a private road to get here after you leave Quinby. The road is not bad, but tends to be a little bumpy in an RV (no potholes). The park is trying to cater to everyone. They are a Thousand Trails park and also a Resort Park Internation Park. I'm not sure but they would probably let normal Good Sam visitors in also. We are with RPI and the $13 rate is the normal $10 RPI plus $3 for 50amp service. They also have cabins for rent. While I guess the sites don't qualify as "Ocean View", our site has us facing the Atlantic with maybe 100 yards of grass between us and the open ocean. I couldn't ask for a better view! It's beautiful! They also have a section that has lots of trees (30amp only) and it is fairly full. The full hookup sites are out in the open and are partially full. We prefer the full hookups and the beautiful views of the ocean. I think the park has been here for many, many years. Some aspects of it (lodge building, mini golf, office) look very old and are not kept up the way they could be, but all of the sites are very well kept. The grass is cut and everything about the site works just fine. The TV reception is poor but satellite reception is great. They told me that there was no internet at the sites, but I've been on line for a couple of days now. I can't explain that! The signal is weak and comes and goes but it is here. If you're looking for a beautiful place to sit back and watch the Ocean from under a tree, this is it. If you're looking for a park with some action on the side, keep on looking because this isn't for you. We're spending a week here and we love it! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate for 50AMP. 300 sites and 14 have full hookups, W/S/E. 286 W/E only. The CG is well maintained, mown grass, acres of grass. You will find three large flocks of Canada Geese roaming the grass fields so watch your step. The laundry/restrooms/showers are clean. The laundry pricey. Once upon a time this was a busy, busy place with lots of activities for the entire family. The facilities are still in place, a little dated but good condition. The mini-golf thing is pretty bad, not kept clean and obstacles are broken so some holes are impossible. The CG pool is located near the east side of the park and close to the pier. There is no beach. The gate person was very helpful and lead us out to the full hookup sites. All of the sewer drains are raised above the ground and above most RV drain valves so dumping your tanks is no fun. There is a dump station alternative 200 feet from the full hookup sites. There had been heavy rains the week before we arrived here and some of the W/S/E sites were still mushy and soft. There was evidence that campers had been stuck in three of these sites. There is a breeze blowing here most of the time and sometimes gusty. Protect your awning. Clamming, Crabbing and Fishing are available and there is room in the fields of mown grass to hold several major events all at the same time. The family lodge is huge and nice equipment. The adult lodge isn't so great. It's small and a mess. No cell coverage, intermittent Wi-Fi at best, and poor TV reception. There is a boat ramp near the adult lodge, again, no beach. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.