This is a good value park with Passport America. It is gated community with large lots located in the trees that are showing lovely color this time of year. The people in the office are really friendly and helpful. This is a good place to drop your rig and travel to Kennebunkport and other villages along the coast. There are lots of opportunities to walk on the beach when you are here. Mike's Clam Shack has outstanding lobster rolls. We will recommend this resort to our friends and will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We came here on an Outdoor World membership and stayed for free. The address they have on record is Moody, buy the campground is actually in Wells, Maine. It makes a difference if you use a GPS. We came here in July 2009 and the park was very crowded. This was our first time here. When we went to check in we told them we had a 40 foot 5th wheel and wanted to know from them any recommendation as to what sites are available and which site would be good for our long RV. They didn’t have a clue as to how many sites were empty let alone which ones they were. They did give us a paper with site numbers on it that we were NOT allowed to occupy. That they knew. The next problem is the way the sites are laid out. This is the first time I saw a campground laid out this way. Normally pull through sites are diagonal from street to street. This place has parallel camp sites. The sites are parallel to the roads. There were maybe 6 sites available when we got there. We were only able to get into one of those sites because of our RV size. It is very tough to maneuver in here. The roads are all gravel. The sites are prone to flooding during a heavy rain. Forget about getting satellite, too many trees. There is a section all the way in the back that might be able to get reception, but it is always full they say. And it was full when we were there. You can get the 3 networks with your air antenna. There is a pool, club house and a small store/registration. They have planned activities here. The park is right on Route 1, and has restaurants and things to do around the area. The beach is a ways away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.