Beautiful place, friendly ppl! Everyone was so helpful and made us feel welcomed!! I'm considering…read morein getting a lot.

Always enjoy staying here. Rustic, laid back, country vibes. Say hello to the cows when you visit.read more

went there when I was younger had a great time a fun place to be border clean mice tablesread more

The bathrooms are foul, clogged toilets, and very unsanitary. My 6 year old left with a couple of…read moreleeches on him the last time we went. We will not be back, even though they refuse to refund any membership money on their website. So disgusting!!!

Very friendly staff that is always accommodating. Every time I pull into this campground more and…read moremore improvements are accomplished. I have had the pleasure of meeting some of the seasonal people and all are very friendly.

I work for the highway division so I travel for work I made a booking for two months paid a deposit…read morefor electricity they call me two hours later making up excuses about my permanent address. Telling me I didn't live there I told them I could provide everything. To prove I did live there they just side tracked me and just cut me off very rude

Great campground with lots to do for the kids. Pools, lake with sandy beach, trails and more…read more Sites are a nice size that accommodates all sizes of trailers. Good mix of seasonal and transients. Only thing they need to do is stick to their activity schedule. We were there following the app as directed and timing was way off in most cases. Even with that, we would definetly go back! Great staff, always smiling and willing to help!

We had such an amazing time at Yogi Bear South Jersey . We stayed on a lake front campsite and had…read moresuch a beautiful view of the lake . My husband loved being able to walk right out the camper and through his fishing rod into the water . We were traveling with kids and adults of all ages from 1-55 and everyone had an amazing time . The staff were amazing and so friendly . This year we decided to host my son's birthday party at Yogi Bear , and I couldn't be anymore grateful for the customer service I have received . Keep up the great work !

Dear Owner of Clarksboro KOA, I am writing to bring to your…read moreattention a disappointing experience my wife and I had during our recent stay at the Clarksboro KOA. On two separate occasions, we encountered one of your morning shift employees who was not only rude to us but also to other guests. Yesterday, when we asked about the cost of the washer machines, she responded dismissively, mumbling that she had "no idea," all while eating her food in front of customers. This morning, we again experienced the same unprofessional and discourteous behavior with threats of returning mail rather than explain KOA policy regarding mail delivery. As a successful business owner myself, I often remind my team that if we don't take care of our customers, someone else will. Unfortunately, this employee's attitude and demeanor are the kind that competitors love to hear about -- the kind that can drive loyal customers away. She appears visibly bothered the moment guests walk in, creating an unwelcoming first impression. I can't imagine we are the only guests who have experienced this.. I would appreciate it if you could contact me directly to discuss this matter further. I am confident you'll want to address this situation to ensure your guests continue to receive the welcoming experience KOA is known for. Thank you for your time and attention.

I wanted to love this. I really did. I was excited to embark on a trip. And this was our first…read morestop. We got there, late at night, and left in the morning, so I wasn't there long. I thought this would be glamping, meaning, "sleeping in a real bed, but in a tent." And it was. The problem I had was that the bed was tilted or slanted and I woke up with severe back pain in my back. And that is why I docked the star off my review. There was a slug in my cabin. Well, it's camping. So bugs are to be expected. I did like the lamps by either side of my bed. I liked the high tent, so I could walk in there without having to hunch over. I liked the bench at the foot of the bed. I could have used another table too, for putting stuff down. My dog is so small and it would have been nice to let him use that bench to get on the bed, but I used that bench to hold my suitcases up off the floor. I enjoyed the wood walkway up to my glamping tent! It made me feel like I was at the beach. I didn't have to park too far away, so that was good too. We liked the fountain and the walking of the dogs at night and in the morning before we left. It's a nice campground. We weren't there very long. (By "we," I mean my 2 dogs and me.) I hope they figure out foam mattresses for the beds. The type of mattress they have for the bed I slept in has been worn down in the middle and doesn't provide proper support anymore. This is, by the way, a common argument I have about hotels, too: beds being lower in the middle and thus not providing support. If a place is in the business of providing sleep for people would do something to make sure their beds don't slope in the middle - like buy a better mattress that won't break down like that (Purple Mattresses and foam mattresses don't do this), it would be wonderful for the state of folks who are traveling.

Simple but well maintained campground easy to reach. Nice for kids, but…read more.. Problem was the incredibly rude office staff. The last dot of my trip here my kids wanted to go to the pool one last time. So we focused on getting the RV packed up then went up to the front parking area to checkout while the kids went swimming. Literally no one else in the pool this time in the morning. After about 5 min this angry "Karen" from the office comes out yelling at us saying we're no longer guests and need to leave since we checked out. She said she'd be nice and give us 15 min to leave. Mind you it's not even checkout time yet I didn't have to tell them anything. On top of that what's 2 kids getting one last swim in as their vacation ends harming that you need to come out and literally yell at us?

We have a 20-ft Air Stream BaseCamp and stayed here for 3 days now - our experience of this…read morecampground was exceptional! All the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful, especially a huge 'Shout Out' to Alicia and Theresa. Theresa helped us on making changes on our reservation before we arrived. We are planning to stay for 2 months and she was able to secure us in only 2 sites within such a long period of time. And I have to say Alicia 'rocks'! She is very knowledgable, super friendly, nice and helpful. She is the Go-to person in the office. She is awesome! I asked to borrow an outdoor broom, she called maintenance and had it delivered to my site! How nice was that!!! :) As for the campground, it is very clean and I love that they have gravels and grass. We have stayed at a few other KOAs and most of them have dirt ground. I am grateful that I don't have to wipe my dog's paws every time he climbs back in the trailer. The site maybe a little small if you have a bigger rig. As for us, it is perfect. I see a lot of guys maintaining the campground. I think they are doing a great job! Bathroom/Shower is clean and water pressure of the shower is great. There is No negative experience for us and I am very happy that we found this campground.

Family friendly campground with very reasonable rates. There were lots of activities to keep the…read morekids entertained (petting zoo, hayrides, and nature trail just to name a few). The owners are on site and were always available to answer any questions and see to all your needs. I was so happy that I discovered this campground!!!! If your in the Bridgeton area you have to check out this campground. We had tons of fun at kareoke night and sitting by the campfire. Thanks Young's Family Campground for a GREAT weekend!

What can I say about Appel Farms....AWESOMENESS times 10. I went to the Mothers Day retreat this…read morepast weekend and had a blast. The staff is so friendly and informative. Tanner has the making of a TV personality beyond compare. Kristina is the mother of all mothers- taking the time to talk and interact with the children in attendance. They were actually running up to her just to show what they made or found. Her excitement for them was contagious. Denver was busy keeping the event spaces clear and clean... all the while smiling and helping people navigate the space. And lastly we have Sam who was such a joy during check in. Smiling and so sweet. A great first impression to this event. I would highly recommend checking out an event they hold. ArtFest is coming.. and I can't wait to attend.

This is mainly about the summer camp - which is fantastic. It truly is a place where youth can…read morelearn and grow, experience the arts and music in a meaningful way, and become engaged in a community that helps them build life-long skills. There is something magical about this place. The lives that have been touched, both youth and staff, and the connections made. I recommend that parents and guardians send their children to sleep-away camp. The changes that happen in 4-8 weeks are remarkable. Appel Farm has scholarship programs to help pay. And, honestly, if you have the money to donate to the cause, please do. I've seen a youth's life change for the better over and over here. I worked as a staff member years ago. I've recently been back as a non-staff person, just to observe and experience the magic again. If I had children, I'd send them here - and I encourage everyone to consider the skills that the arts can bring to a young person's development into a civic-minded adult.

This park is a great place to go camping. Very shady and scenic with lots of trails. They have…read morerestrooms with plumbing and showers, so you can't go wrong there. New Jersey has lots of wonderful places to go camping; this is just one.

Review #2500! Don't…read moreget me wrong. I've stayed in my share of hotel suites and villas (thanks to my amazing work situation), but I'm also a fan of getting back to nature (veteran Burning Man survivor) and when I lived in the Sierra Nevada, off grid and dispersed camping was a joy. Now that I'm older and back in Jersey, we mix the best of both worlds by staying in more rustic accommodations in NJ, DE and PA state parks with friends. We want to rough it, but we also need a toilet when you're a middle aged lady of a certain age and also a bed off the floor - no more sleeping on the dirt for me these days. Parvin State Park was a pleasant surprise. It's on the edge of the Pine Barrens, and the small little lake in front of the cabins host a pair of white swans and lots of honking geese and ducks. We stayed in Cabin 12, which was very basic and in winter, the only heat source was an old-fashioned cast iron wood stove. We came prepared with tons of firewood and we loved it! Nothing like a roaring fire, a good book and Van Morrison growling a love song in the background. You can even get cell service! During winter, no running water and a porta potty was outside. The cabin had a working stove and a full sized fridge. $115 for 2 nights in regular cabin ($60 per night) / $80 per night for #6 or 16 Check in at 3 PM, out by noon Walmart is 10 minutes away in case you forget something important (ahem) Cheap firewood (but burns fast) at Tractor Supply Living room has 4 outlets Each bunk room has an outlet, wall hooks and light (though not very bright) Walls are not completely closed off in bunk rooms if privacy is a concern Map showing which cabins have wood stoves or fireplace inserts. https://www.nj.gov/dep/parksandforests/maps/parvin-cabinmap.pdf Cabins #6 and #16 are ADA, two bedrooms with bunk beds and a single bed each ($80 per night) Much more open living room During high season, these can only rent for a week at a time, Monday to Monday PRO TIPS: · Bring slip on shoes to go in and out to outdoor porta potty if winter - it was exactly 25 steps from the door to the porta potty (I counted) · Bring room heater if it's winter for added warmth · Bring small tub and your own water for washing dishes / non-potable water if it's winter since the kitchen sink is shut off · Bring fan if it's hot · Bring extra lamps because rooms are dark · If you are not bringing a camp chair, bring chair pads for hard wooden chairs provided.