What a beautiful and well-maintained campground! We decided to stay here on our trip south, and…read morewe're so glad we did. The staff was incredibly friendly, our RV site was spacious and well kept, and it easily accommodated our 44' rig with plenty of extra room. Our neighbors were welcoming as well, and we really enjoyed walking around the property and seeing the animals. The only thing we wished for was for the pool to be open, but we understand that can be hit or miss this time of year. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and will definitely be back!

When I arrived I didn't understand my site. My rig is 22' but the site I have is huge. I don't know…read moreif I'm supposed to park horizontal or vertical or even which way I am supposed to face.Most sites have gravel. Mine is mostly mud and totally unlevel. The campground has many empty spots that would be more suitable. I called them to ask for help and Chris the manager came. He did not help me with the spot. Instead he told me my rig was against the law because it wasn't Rvia certified. He threatened to kick me out five times but wouldn't right now. He asked me how much I paid for my membership which is none of his business. I have a higher tier membership but regardless he informed me that thousand trails doesn't like to sell to people like me when we were discussing full time RVers. The final time he threatened me I said if you are going to kick me out then do it but you better kick everyone else out who isn't RVIA certified. Again he said he wouldn't right now and that he just wanted to educate me on the fact I was breaking the law. He noticed another van near me and told me to come with him while he checked her. I refused but later spoke with her and she was in tears when he got done with her. After he left I looked at my membership and not being certified isn't against the law. It is recommended but not required. Chris also informed me not to go to any other thousand trail park in PA because they wouldn't let me in. I don't know if that's true but something to keep in mind. I reached out to thousand trails about the situation and wanting to know if the managers were trained to treat "members like me" that are full time this way but it's been several days and they have not responded. In some of the other reviews I saw that 10 years ago the bathhouse was under construction in the no septic hook up area. It is still closed due to construction in 2026. Of all the TT I have been to this has been by far the worst experience. Chris even mentioned that his wife wouldn't even camp at a place like this because she prefers nicer ones. That spoke volumes about the property he manages.

Employees are spot on. Very friendly staff and eager to please. Anytime we need something, it's an…read moreimmediate response. Their since of urgency for their guest are impeccable. We really enjoyed our long term stay,

We stay there 3-4 times every year and love it. You are so close to many places to eat so much…read morebetter than some of the others on the top 13 list. Highly suggest staying for your visit

A very clean, well manicured and pretty country rv park. Lots of nice people at this big property…read more Beautiful pool, clean, laundry facility was great. The ladies at the front desk were delightful. We needed to add an extra night and at the last minute, the ladies were able to come through for us even though they were very busy. Highly recommend. Thank you Country Acres!

We normally stay at state parks but we found this private campground just outside of Lancaster and…read moreit was great. Bathrooms clean and the sites good sized. If I travel to the area again I'll stay here. We could hear the Strasburg steam train whistle on calm days.

While the location is close to many attractions it's poorly maintained. There's a newer rental…read morehall when you enter but the rest of the park contains unmaintained pads. It appears years ago there was gravel for parking and concrete walkways but these have all deteriorated and become mud during the rain. The road through is well paved. There are a few drive -through spots that are grassy but they're not level and hilly. Good WiFi. Clean bathroom. Many perm guests. Nothing for kids but a curious yet very dangerous looking rusted lean-to near the trash where a mattress has been for quite some time. Directly parallel to highway and truck retarders sound off 24/7 and shake your unit. Lots of garbage around. There is a 4:20 fire pit you can blaze up at daily. Good if you're in and out.

Our site should not be a site or needs major improvements. It was a mud puddle and the sewer looked…read morelike it was the dump site for the campground. They did have electric and water. There was no fire ring and no picnic table, not that we would have used them. Site 29 is definitely not worth the money.

Great RV Park, the best in Gettysburg. Highly recommended, close to all attractions.read more

We're here right now, been for a few days. What a great place! The people, both staff and campers…read moreare friendly and outgoing, and you can't beat the location being right by the battlefield park entrance. My biggest thing in any campground is the cleanliness of the bathroom, and these are spotless. Special shout out to Cory Miller, an employee there for helping us out of a bind with our water system. Saved the day!!

I live very near here and when I go on my walks I sometimes venture in here as the trail leads this…read moreway. I just happened to walk into the grounds a week or two ago and finally got a good look at them. I have been through here many times while on the Metro Bus and only get a glimpse. It is well used and not just in the warm months. There are always people here throughout the year. As expected, during the warmer months this place is packed. With the amount of things on property to do during those months, I can see why. There is minigolf, playgrounds, spray playground, and tons of walking trails. I also see the horse crossing signs along the road and trails through the area, so be aware of that. The only downside to this place, and it is of no fault to the owners, is the amount of traffic that passes by and may cause a bit of a hectic situation when it comes to entering and exiting. They have widened the road in front of the entrance to allow for a turning lane and an entrance lane to the road, but a lot of the people traveling the road seem to not understand that. I don't see the road widening any further until the brides that cross over I-495 are replaced and widened themselves.

The park is clean and the staff is friendly…read more It has all the attractions, pools and pond. The park is really close to the freeway and very loud. It is really a park for tourists and families with kids. They have a rental ballroom which had non-campers racing through the park. The little train/tactor ride around the park stopped in front of our site beeping the train horn with people yelling as we were trying to cook. I don't need to be on someone elses vaction. They also allow golf carts with sound and light systems to race around the park blasting music and yelling. It was a different RV experience than we expected. Not a real RV or camping spot, but probably great for families on summer break.

Beautiful park on the bay. Great back in spaces that are right on the water. Big rig friendly, but…read moreknow that it is tight....sometimes very tight to get around. Not impossible but watch your six! Bring your boat, jet skies and camp chairs. Suns out....let's play

We currently have a reservation for the Memorial Day weekend 2026. We were going to go to a…read morebaseball tournament in that area. We were actually very excited about it, but then the situation had changed and we were not able to go. We did know their policy that holiday weekends reservations were not refundable however we did feel like we contacted them well in time that they could of re-reserved our spot or even potentially kept our reservation but gave us the option to use it at a different time with credit. I understand policies, but I also think that in certain situations a business should be willing to try and work with you and they offered no flexibility. We feel like we've been put in a very tough situation, but a lesson learned and probably a campground that we will not visit again.

This was our second stay at the Gettysburg/Battlefield KOA. The staff is super friendly and helpful…read moreand the park is conveniently located near attractions and historic sites. Be sure to try the wonderful hiking trail on site. The campground is quiet and sites are shaded.

My hubby and I wanted to do a shakedown with our camper as we have many trips on the calendar…read morescheduled for this season not to mention just get away for a few days. We've been to a number of KOA's and Yogi's over the years, so in 2020, I joined the KOA rewards as we will be hitting the road here in the next few years to enjoy our retirement. At the moment, we mostly camp in state parks, so we really don't need a whole lot. I took a chance and booked a premium patio site because the forecast was calling for rain and I didn't want to have to dry my stuff out as we live in a condo and keep our camper at an indoor storage facility. We were really excited to try this concept out since we were thinking if we met up with friends it would be neat to have seating and so forth. We were showed to our site by an employee as we couldn't park our camper at the entrance as there was a camper already checking in. We were told to park our camper and then when we were done, to check in at the store. So this patio site we are shown to which has been described as a table, chairs and a glider had three chairs on it only. No glider, no table. These sites come with a premium price which is a bit more than just a normal site. We definitely expected a table, which I was told would be provided on Saturday. The site next to us was never occupied and had a table and glider....we would have been so happy for the table at our site, but we didn't want to move furniture. So the night was fairly nice on Friday even though overcast....we ate in our trailer which was not the plan at all and not we signed up for. Even if this is a shakedown camp, we haven't really been able to enjoy the outdoors the whole winter! We did take our Solo Stove out and burn some wood after dinner along with make some S'mores. At least we had the chairs to sit in. I used the restroom twice there as we do have a camper with a bathroom. It was clean, however there was no soap in the compartment I was in. When I walked up there before leaving the campground, the compartment I went in that time had soap, but nothing to dry your hands. The staff was nice, but I didn't get the feeling that they thought that when you pay for the extras that there should be an expectation of it, especially when I brought up no table at check in, because I definitely mentioned that I had paid for the more expensive site. What I was told is they were extremely busy and while I do I understand busy because I work too, I have everything ready to go when it needs to be, especially if there are some elements that should be taken care of. I think there really should have been a priority on sites that were going to be used that weekend, especially when the one next to us was empty the whole time we were there and had a table which is really what we wanted.....we didn't care what kind, we just wanted to dine outside. Sites I feel are a bit tight, but I can't lie, I'm spoiled by the state parks. Lot of bang for your buck and the PA ones have amenities more so than where we come from in Maryland, to include ones with full hookups. There are a few farms close by which was nice and allowed us to get some fresh eggs to take home with us....very happy about that! There is also a winery that we have been to and that would be a nice outing if you are nearby. WiFi was amazing! We were able to stream a movie during a rainstorm Saturday evening. This was a plus. Our T-Mobile was not as strong to use our phone data. I really DO like supporting small family business and while this KOA is a franchise, they are also a family working a business. With that said though, when we pay for something, there is an expectation of getting it, especially when there is an additional cost. These are being billed on KOA's site as premium (and they are!), so for the money both of us felt rather slighted. A table at a commercial or state park site is a no brainer....we've had one at every park we have been to. I could have just booked a regular site and saved a bit of cash. We won't rule this one out again in the future, but for now the rest of our trips are mapped out. Maybe we will try again.

Awesome place to come and relax! Safe, friendly and secure! A private beachfront community of…read moreowners. A great investment opportunity for anyone looking for something different. Located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with amazing sunset and wild weather events. There's even an albino deer that comes out every night at sunset with several other deer. Eagles sore above and many boats travel up and down the Elk River day and night. It's my happy place. We all really enjoy coming here. It's a great second home!

From the owner: Buttonwood has been in the business of pampering our campers for 47 years... Our camping season…read moreruns from March to November, even though our season ends in November we are still available in the office however there are no weekend hours starting November 1st. Please call with any questions!

This is not a campground. It's permanent camping with some very OLD trailers. All the spots around…read morethe lake are all built up.

This is truly a family campground. The entire staff is friendly and helpful. Every weekend is…read morepacked full of activities for kids and adults. A typical weekend includes a variety of activities such as an outdoor movie, maybe a live band, some sort of contest, perhaps a golf cart race or a chili cook-off. Then there are the usual weekly items like horseshoes, cornhole and bingo. Ms. Deb always has activities for the kids and LeAnn is very involved with the Make A Wish foundation and her annual auction. Jaron (the manager) is a workaholic and a huge personality who you can't help but love. Unlike many campgrounds these guys don't have their hand out around every corner trying to nickel and dime you to death. Activities are included in your site rental. I originally went for one week, then decided to leave my motorhome there for the month and I now have a seasonal site.