This is a great park for big rigs and RVs in general. If I were tent camping I think I would be disappointed in the restrooms which are too few and run down from years of neglect. The RV site we used had true 50 amp, 240 volt service, not the 50 amp 110 volt service that many parks claim as 50 amp service. The water and sewer hookups were perfect. The only thing missing is internet service. I would rather have WiFi than the cable TV included at most sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent one night here because it was halfway between the Red Apple Campground in Kennebunkport and the Drummer Boy Camping Resort in Gettysburg. It must be the off season...it was almost empty. It looked deserted as we pulled in and we were not sure where to go. So, we stopped and called and someone came out. The restrooms were not at all clean and they charged for the showers (I would not have used them for free because of the way they looked). It seemed expensive for what you got...very "rustic". Also, the easiest way to get there is the Taconic Parkway, which you cannot drive with an RV (so you have to take a much longer, windy route through Hopewell Junction). The manager was knowledgeable and friendly, but doubt that we would stay here again. It seemed like a good place to spend some time camping and fishing, though (the lake looked nice). They did have cable tv at the site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We did not use the bathrooms so I can't attest to their condition. This park is on a lake. Sites are not paved, and took a bit to level. It is not a resort destination, but we would stay here again. We weren't looking for a lot of amenities just somewhere to hook up and visit family and friends. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.