My family and I stayed here over memorial day weekend and the kids had a blast. The swimming pool has been completly re-done and was heated to almost 80 degrees. They had a beautiful sauna to enjoy also. My kids also brought a couple of friends and there was plenty of room for the kids to throw out tents. They had plenty of roads and trails for the kids to ride bikes and it was just a short walk to the ocean. We have been km members for the last couple of years and they have done so many improvements to the park. I would say that this is the best campground at the beach and they still had alot of sites available on Memorial Day weekend. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As stated, this campground needs help. There are two complete roads blocked and the sites overgrown. One additional road was blocked and overgrown when K/M bought the campground, this has been cleaned up as over-flow camping. K/M has, to date spent over $100,000 on repairs and improvements since buying the campground in April. This includes the pool, hot-tub, dump-stations (a new 4 stop station) and interior work. The "stated" 351 sites have not been available for many years. K/M has a large (for off-season) crew working on the campground this winter. Select sites will be upgraded to include sewer (Pacific Coast Deluxe). The previous owners closed the campground in winters and just let it go. K/M is keeping it open and is going to work on maintenance and improvements all winter. Wi-Fi is available, in and around the lower clubhouse. The $1 price is wrong, my class of membership is free. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was recently purchased by K/M Resorts and is now called Ocean Breeze. It is in need of serious maintenance and K/M has begun that project. They also appear to have big plans for upgrading the park It has potential. There is abundant shade as the spacious sites are carved out of a lovely forest. Sites are idyllic for nice weather, but miserable during extended periods of rain. The roads get muddy when it rains; some sites with less gravel turn into mud-holes. There are no sewer hookups available. The shower I used in the restroom provided a nice buzz from an electrical short whenever I touched the shower head. Management said this was an old problem that they have been trying to fix for years. The rate reflects my Western Horizon membership. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I took my two kiddos, 17 year old son and 12 year old girl here so we could get a leg up on the clamming season which ran for two days, 22 and 23 Dec. About one week prior I contacted the park directly, I am a K&M Traveler level member, and at first reserved the 22nd and 23rd, but two days before leaving decided to get camp set up the night prior. I had no issues with adding the extra night. Getting there was a snap and upon arrival, around 1600, the front office was closed but the manager was outside. She politely told me my paperwork was in the late arrival and just to check in at 1000 the next morning. We got our paperwork and saw we were assigned site 123 which is the most western, beach side, corner of the park. As noted in previous reviews the park is divided into two sections, beach side and non beach side. The beach side is reserved for K&M members only. The non beach side has the club house and by appearance the sites look closer together but the park was around 10% full when we went. More on the non beach side later. We crossed a wooden bridge and found our site with no issues. It along with all the other sites I saw were hard packed gravel and there were very little trees, more on the non beach side. The site was really level only requiring a small amount of leveling on the left wheel. Beach access is via a trail which is about 700ft long. I could see a possible issue with flooded pathways during heavy rains but the park is upfront and relates they are not allowed to build any walkways or bridges because the dune area is state land, fair enough. Ease of access was a big plus but in the end we just drove the truck down to Ocean City and got vehicle beach access as it was more convenient for clamming. I did have an issue with the cable, thus the 9 rating. There is a $1.00 per night fee for cable which I find acceptable but when I hooked up, be sure to turn off your antenna boost, the picture was snowy and filled with lines. I got 10x better reception with my antenna. I notified the manager and a handyman promptly came out to look at the splitter and determined the splitter was bad. So no charge for cable but kind of a bummer esp with the rain hampering our campfire time at night. The bathrooms on the beach side also have the showers and they were very clean and the showers worked perfectly. Only downside I can see is limited availability as there are only two stalls. This could become an issue during peak season. The club house on the non beach side was very nice and cozy. Well maintained. It had a pool table, a couple of old arcade games, plenty of books, a couple of couches, and several "banquet" tables which were decorated for the Christmas Season. Free coffee, hot chocolate and cookies were available. Advertisements for Saturday breakfast and Friday ice cream socials made us wish we could have stayed an extra day. the bathrooms on this side were just a good as the beach side. The hot tub was closed so no review on that. This is the first time we have stayed here and I sure would like to come back. Staff was very friendly and the park looks to be very pet friendly. Beach access is a big plus and if you stay on the wooden bridge long enough you will see a plethora of wildlife to include otters in the water below. We also saw a Bald Eagle just hanging out on a piece of drift wood on the beach! Very nice park and a definite jewel in the K&M inventory. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one of our favorite campgrounds on the coast. Easy access to the beach from the dune camp sites. This campground has a hot-tub, this is only open during the "season", basically April to Oct. Wi-Fi only really works near the club house. Minimal facilities, well, other than good easy access to the beach. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great family friendly park. Lots of activities for all the family - reasonably good playground and space for kids to play. Sites are small and quite tight, but you can get into them OK. Only members can camp in the ocean frontage section but we could easily get access from our site. Camp hosts very friendly and helpful - have new Internet connection which is good and fast - costs $1 per day but worth it as you have a good connection. We stayed using our Coast to Coast membership. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice little campground in a perfect location right next to the beach. Very friendly staff/owner. Quiet at night (except for lull of the waves). Very well maintained place. Will come again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have been members of this park since 1994, when it was owned by Leisure Time Resorts. Back in its heyday, it was a beautifully maintained facility - clubhouse, store, playground equipment, restrooms, etc. We come here every few years, and it definitely is showing lots of signs of not having any capital being reinvested in it to maintain it properly. Although the staff was courteous and friendly, I don't think much has been done maintain the park. In fact, the log stringer bridge that connects the rear of the campground to the front section looks like it has decayed to the point where it could fall into the creek below one of these days. When it does, Thousand Trials will likely just close off the back of the facility and not repair the bridge. Not to be negative, but I'm sorry, they just don't reinvest a dime back into the facilities and it really shows. Even part of the kids play structure was roped off as it had fallen apart, and likely won't be fixed. Nonetheless, it is close to the beach, even though it was hard to find and navigate the poorly-maintained trail. The restrooms were decent, but other than that, this is no longer a park that we have much interest in returning to. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park was just okay. The laundry room was in a trailer. The clubhouse was small and there were no activities while we were there. The sites are close together. We were able to get satellite, Verizon MiFi and cell phone service. The ranger was friendly and helpful. We had water and 30 amp electric. Don't think we will return to this park again. The site was level. About a 1/2 mile hike from the park to the beach, but that is the closest that you can get to the beach. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Thousand Trails park. There is 52 power/electric only, 16 power/water/cable, 4 power,water,sewer. There are tent sites. Most of the rentals have been removed. The sites are very close together. The club house had a foundation problem and half of it had to be removed. They could not get the permit to rebuild due to the building being so close to the water storage tank. The women's restroom for the most part was kept pretty clean. Lot's of sand on the floor and in the showers. The men's bathroom was not kept as clean. Electric was good if we were careful. The dump station is located right before you exit the park so if you had to use it it would be hard for a big rig to make the turn to come back into the park. No close grocery stores so come prepared. It has beach access with a short walk. We probably will skip this park next time in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.