Overall a good experience. Good Cable TV and Wifi (which is important to me). Sites very narrow, units close together. Long walk to Beach and Ocean. Have to wade through a creek or take a boat to get there, but doable. Beach is secluded and quite wonderful. Rate is Passport America discount (50%). We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites very small; advertised they accommodate 40' RV's but barely room for slides, we had to finagle around to get our slides out; washroom/shower not open due to vandalism and no key offered; advertised as beach front-you can see the ocean but I didn't see a beach; Passport America accepted so we only paid $14, glad we didn't pay full price; we left today in the pouring rain as we didn't want to pay full price to stay there! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Tidelands is nicely located away from noisy towns and public areas. Tenters may fare okay here however, our RV experience was awful. 'Bob' put us into a site that was muddy, had no shade, had dog excrement everywhere, and I was unable to reach the power box on the right side of the site(left side hook-up is the industry standard). He moved us to a site 3 feet from the neighbors and we shared a power box. There is only one 30 amp and one 20 amp plug in each box, and I couldn't even run the reefer without tripping the 20 amp. We moved again. Bob was visibly annoyed with me. I walked the dog and realized there was another whole loop to the park that had large lots, big trees and lots of privacy. There was no one there, and they were not offered to me. The beach is just beyond the dunes but can only be accessed by wading across a canal. The old footbridge lies rotting in the weeds nearby. The whole place is in disrepair. The bathhouse was filthy and reeked of urine. Only one of two showers was in working order and there was visible mold and mildew on the walls. We showered in the rig. We cut our trip short and left the next day. We camped here in a Truck Camper.