As others have stated, the spaces are a little close together. Our neighbors were hanging out at the campfire fairly late. They weren't being loud, but because they were so close, we could easily hear them. We have a 40' motorhome, and with 4 slideouts and the awning, we just got in between the trees. Maneuvering in the Woodland area is best done with the toad removed at the check-in area. In the first row of the Woodland area, many tow vehicles and toads were out in the road making it tough for a big rig to get through. The place was clean and the free shuttle to Hershey Park saves you $10/day. You get a $1 discount buying Hershey Park tickets at the campground. The pool and playground area are nice. It's a nice campground for going to Hershey Park, but not as much for spending the day at the campground.

When we arrived, our toad's battery was dead. A friendly camper called the security, and they came with a jump pack right away. We pulled into our site, I backed up, pulled back in to straighten out, and sunk up to my axles. I have a 40' motorhome, and we had an unpaved site. I STRONGLY suggest that big motorhomes get paved sites. Ocean Lakes Security called in a wrecker and they paid to pull me out. The put me on a paved site for the night. They were booked, so I had to move again. The staff was great in helping us out. First class. When booked up, some corners can be tight. There's one spot where they left a tree in the middle of the road. This is a very nice RV park with a mixture of homes inside the park, and it's right on the beach. It's very large, so that's why there are golf carts everywhere. We went in the off season, so we were able to drive our car down to the beach (I have 2 young kids). In season, only golf carts can park there. I didn't use the comfort stations or the pools.