Listed as having 300 pull through sites
Seems as though most of them are "seasonal"
The rally area seemed OK, but Clark was informed that many week and monthly campers reserve some of those spots.
The rally area as well as most of the campground have awning to awning sites, that is nice is you are traveling with someone.
The area we were in was fairly level, most of the fire rings seemed to have been absconded by seasonals using 2 stacked rings.
Our site was long enough to leave the truck connected overnight with a good 20-25' behind us and 5' in front.
Sites were relatively clean, dog friendly, although not everyone picks up after their dog
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Golf carts are the norm for the locals.
One thing I didn't care for but would not stop me is that the "3/4 blend" gravel road was more dust then rock, so it made for dirty dog paws after walking in the wet grass.
There is a shower rest room building a short walk from the site. Don't know about the female side but the men's shower was 2 showers and 1 "stall". Wonder how that works out with a full camp.
Never saw the store or "arcade" area (was closed) and it is on the other side of the campground.
I could not find a "park map"
Rates are reasonable and ala carte.
This past weekend it was 27 for W&E and 32 for WESC.
Extra 3.75 for each 7-17 year old.
I can't recommend as I am more familiar with NJ campgrounds. In that aspect I would definitely go there. But you "Penners" may be used to something a little different. Clark seemed to think it would be a bit far from the left coast of PA.
Our site row was the closet to a road. Although it didn't seem that busy the noise level suggested it was a 40-60 mph road, with some trucks.
Pictures to follow.