More of a campground for seasonal campers with RV's…read more We made a visit to Timberline because our friends are seasonal campers. As tent campers, we had a tent site in the field, which also gave us a little more room to enjoy nature. The restrooms at the field are clean, but the stalls are extremely small that you must do your business with the stall door ajar or you'd touch your face and knees on the door (and I'm a petite person). The office and bathhouse restrooms are far roomier and just as clean. Neighbors are very hit or miss. The staff here are nothing short of amazing. Everyone is friendly and took care of us when we ran into an issue during our first visit. There are enough activities throughout each weekend to keep the kids entertained. Most of all, the beach and lake alone is enough to convince us to visit every summer.

Great, relatively quiet, family oriented spot. Plenty of shade. VERY friendly dogs and campers…read moreeverywhere we walked within the campground.

Stayed here from Saturday June 8th - Wednesday June 12th 2024 with my parents as part of our long…read morebeach vacation. Very crowded and busy on the weekends. We actually arrived on saturday while the chili cookoff was going on, and i danced to the cotton eyed joe, cha cha slide, and cuban shuffle at my campsite.We also checked out the festival, and looked at local beers and chili but didn't try any. Once monday came around, everything was quiet. We had the pool to ourselves, and enjoyed it. However, maybe we had to ask or something, but am disappointed that the slide wasn't running on Monday June 10th while using the pool. It should be posted in the flyer which is given upon checkin, that during the offseason, things may not run as often. We also tried going to the camp store for firewood on Monday June 10th, but upon entering it was closed. I don't even think the galley was open either. What if someone was looking for daily specials? anyways. Pool is very warm and comfortable. RV sites are great and easy pull through. it was so easy getting in and out of the campsite. For kids, it has playgrounds, a jumping pillow, and in the pool area, a little kiddies camp where they can play. Other than rv sites, they have cabins, and tent sites. Overall enjoyed this place.

I have been a customer of Sea pirate Campground for about 15 years. Overall, I like the place…read more Pretty family friendly, especially for the kids. Lots of activities which can be easily found on the app. Kids activities include everything from a big bounce pillow. Sudzy sundaes on the field, inflatable water blowups. And a bucking bronco from time to time. There are two playgrounds, both of them could use a little bit of updating. There is a dog defecation park zone with a fire hydrant & mailbox too. They have a small arcade. Small gift shop. Pool goes up to 9' with a stiff diving board. (No back flips, bummer). Fishing pond. You can crab/kayak/canoe from rear property access to bay. Accommodations include tent sites, various level RV connections, and cabins. I like the cabin with 2 rooms, bathroom and kitchen the best. Not all kids are free anymore, which could be misleading from the road sit. Kids are free for the seasonal site holder registrants only, and infants. I still come back again and again. You'd have a good time too if you came.

We stayed at Baker's Acres twice this summer. We went back because we liked the location, the…read moresites, the people, and the staff. Everyone was so nice and welcoming. They have fun activities scheduled. I would go again.

10 years ago this place was probably worth 5 stars, but not anymore. More money needs to be spent…read moreon cleaning and up keep. Entrance shows its age with a faded sign and pot holes galore. Bath houses are dirty, and some had broken mirrors. Pool was surprisingly nice, though. We stayed on a weekend and the place was quiet, no activities or anything going on. We were surprised by the number of empty sites. WiFi is horrible. They give you 1 WiFi code good for 1 device and if you need another it's $1 a day. Beach badges are also $1 a day. Really? For about the same price you can stay at The Sea Pirate down the road which is 100x nicer.

This is my second hike at this park. I believe I have hiked through all the trails at this point…read more It is very scenic and overall I give it a 2/10 in terms of difficulty. The red and purple trails were my favorite. On my second trip here I wanted to hike for about an hour but I ended up getting lost. Lost in terms of I want to get out but I don't know which way is the exit...I could definitely see the trail markers all throughout though! I recalled seeing a red color marker at the entrance so I followed that but ended up going deeper into the woods. I don't believe the white trail is fully finished as I had to double back a few times. I used google maps to get a sense of where I was but still couldn't make my way to the main road. Went in circles between the blue and green trails (the green trail said it was a 5K, not going to lie I got a bit worried there) but eventually I managed to make my way to Bortons road! and then it was another 30 min walk to my car along kettle run road. So what was supposed to be an hour nice weekend stroll ended up being 2 1/2 hours. Can't complain though, loved exploring!

I am truly NOT the outdoorsy type but I will agree to the occasional hike or bike ride and this was…read moreone of those days. We decided to explore Black Run Preserve for our first bike trail experience since moving to the area and it didn't disappoint. There are plenty of bike and hiking trails and doing a little research online prior to going I was able to map out which trails would be best for us, specifically since I'm a nervous beginner lol. The trails are color coded and tbe associated color markings are on trees along the trails so you know which trail you're on. There is so much beautiful scenery surrounding you whether you're on bike or foot and there's a real sense of peace and tranquility in the Preserve, Definitely spray yourself down with bug repellent and wear longer pants and tops if it isn't too hot because there are warning signs for ticks and such given it's truly a wooded area. We will be back in the fall for another ride among the beautiful foliage.

Grew up very close to Colliers Mills and had the enjoyment of exploring when ever we had the…read morechance! The property is miles and miles mixed with hunters, lots of wildlife and who ever wants to be in the wilderness! In the winter you can find most of the ponds frozen and accessible for ice skaters! We like to bring our dog here when we are in the area!

This place is pretty wild. Went blueberry picking here and got a great group of ripe, fresh…read moreberries. It's a mixed use park so there are hunters, fishermen and people who train hunting dogs. If you love the outdoors and like any of those things, this place is for you.

The yurt we stayed in was vermin infested. All of our food was destroyed and there was mouse…read moredefecation everywhere. Staff barked at us saying we were driving to fast while they drove much faster in their golf carts. A major onsite RV fire meant we had to evacuate almost a whole day and breath in toxic fumes the rest.

The staff here were extremely friendly and helpful. The cabins were clean and had all the necessary…read moreamenities, (AC, heating, mini fridge, microwave, etc). The bathrooms were also all very clean so that was huge. All over a great experience if your looking to hang out outside and do some relaxing.

Awesome Campground! A great mixture of RVs, pop ups, and tents. They even have great looking…read morecabins available to rent. We stayed for 8 days. The owner and the staff truly care about the campground and the experience of the campers! The campground is clean. The bathrooms are cleaned twice a day- and really looked after! Campsites are groomed before you pull in. There are activities each weekend, beach passes available to LBI (only 15 minutes away), the pool is great, play areas and activities for kids and teens! There also is a camp store, snack bar and laundry room! We will definitely return!

They deserve 5 stars for cleanliness and the campground is well maintained…read more Overall only 3 stars, there is room for improvement with updating the policies on there homepage, information available is either outdated or incomplete. I called in a couple days before to ask about the number of tents allowed per plot and was informed only one, so we purchased a bigger tent for this reason. I couldn't find this information anywhere on their webpage and thought the number of people staying in the tent is not important. This led to a negative experience checking in, we ended up paying for a second plot because we were 7 people, so we exceeded by 1 headcount according to the lady checking us in, I believe she is the owner. I couldn't find any write ups proofing that this is true. Feel like we payed to much without knowing if we really needed to. Luckily we had a second tent and two people out of our group stayed at that second plot. Overall great experience and I would stay again, staff was very friendly. Again, would be a simple task to update the information on the webpage, especially for first time campers like me this would be a great improvement.

Love waking the trails at FPR . Trails are well kept no trash on the ground.Beautiful scenery all…read morearound the trails. Peace and quiet! Friendly people walking the trails

This walk was a great find! Beautiful and very secluded scenery! We took the green trail which is…read moreabout 6.7 miles and came across a lot of wildlife (turtles, snakes, toads, bunnies, field mice). The only downfall was all of the ticks. We went in May and counted about 20 ticks on my husband alone. So long pants and socks are definitely recommended! Also, there can be rattle snakes on this trail so watch where you step!