Was looking for a fun outdoor activity with the kids and some friends, and this spot delivered! The…read morestaff was super kind when I called ahead to ask if the water was clear for swimming. When we arrived, I was juggling a bunch of stuff and heard someone yelling from a house-like structure that we needed to pay. It was a little awkward since payment isn't collected near the entrance, but she apologized for shouting and explained they try to catch guests right away. Totally understood--and I had every intention to pay once I set our things down! The kids had a blast in the water and loved the volleyball net. We weren't thrilled about the ducks everywhere, but other families seemed to enjoy them. The snack shack had lunch options and snacks at reasonable prices. Just a heads-up: it's cash only for both admission and food. All in all, a great day outdoors with plenty of space and friendly vibes!

It was not as I expected. I did not go inside. The Grumpy…read moreold round guy working/answering the gate smelled like a brewery and said they weren't open. I did drive by 3 or 4 times. Let's just say it's not the cleanest look from the outside. Broken down/wrecked golf cart out front. Looks like people living there year round. Looks like a glorified trailer park if you get my meaning. I will not be back.

Best rv park I have ever stayed in very nice people showers were nice and hot it was very nice placeread more

What a pleasant surprise to arrive at a destination that is actually more impressive than Oma's…read moreFamily Campground RV Campground can show you! The Durango 5th Wheel RV is as a 5 star hotel. The owner Alex is a gem of man, and everyone I've meet, staff and campers a like, are beautiful people. Can't go wrong staying here. In fact, you are in Armish Country up close and personal -- NO NEED FOR TOUR BUS!

Very quiet and relaxing there we have been camping there for over 7 years Nice lots water and…read moreelectric hookup there is a dump station and there is a pump out service for a reasonable fee

If you're planning to take a shower, bring quarters. They charge $35/night and you'll not only pay…read moreto get 6 minutes of reported shower time but discover water rationing at your site to insure that you pay to shower. I came here for a place close to where I was going to attend PA motorcycle training classes (which, btw, are free). Site #46 is quiet,... oh wait,... not really. The acorns are falling out of the oak trees this time of year and, well,... let me put it this way, "shots fired" would be my analogy of what these huge acorns sound like as they come crashing down on the top of my pop up cap and canvas covers. I'm a certified firearm instructor so believe me when I tell you the shots will make you jump throughout the night. Forgot to mention the restroom facilities. Not well maintained if at all. No sink to wash up, no toilet paper (thankfully, I did have some of my own - thanks, Honey for thinking of that). Ah yes, water. I was told I had water at my site and I did,... it flows slow enough that I suspect a reverse osmosis spigot is being utilized so you really MUST pay that 50 cents if you want to clean up. Once again, I'm thankful I brought 5 gallons of water with me to cook my Mountain House meals with. Have I forgotten anything besides the good night's sleep I haven't had since arriving? Funny, all these acorns, not one squirrel or deer to be seen anywhere. Hunters out here must have an exceptionally high success rate and killed everything. I live in Bucks County (appropriately named) where we are inundated with both species of wildlife so not seeing animals wandering in the woods is strange to me. Whoops,... they almost got away with it. Electricity. I paid for it and I got it. The 30Amp breaker doesn't work nor does one of the two 15Amp breakers so,... putting it simply, I got enough electricity to run the refrigerator OR the AC... but not both so I alternated between the two as needed. Damn, just thought about the road to the site,... about the width of a truck and two way? Paved,... mostly. Plenty to be desired especially if your driving a low ground clearance Odyssey like I am and, since air bags are part of my rear suspension, I'm conscientious about those two air valves and lines sticking down on the inside of each wheel back there. Poorly paved road surfaces didn't improve my overall impression of this place. On the bright side: It didn't rain.

Overall, a lovely experience at Ramblewood. One of my communities organized an event here with over…read more700 people and the staff and venue was lovely. The pool was great and seem to be well-maintained. There were plentiful bathrooms and showers everywhere. The woods and grass fields were lovely. Something that stood out was the in-house food service. Feeding over 700 people 2 meals a day is not trivial and they did a great job. Food was always available on time (buffet style) and there were plenty of healthy options, including fruit, salad, and so on. The food team seemed to take pride in their work. Bathrooms: In good condition and functional. This is a campground with rustic cabins, so expectations are admittedly low, but they exceeded them.

I've been coming to Camp Rumblewood for ever 2011 wood. I love this place we have our festival…read morethe first weekend in September. SisterSpace Of The Delaware Valley. I recently found out that there are so many other festivals that take place there. It's built over the Underground Railroad. It's a very spiritual land. Harriet Tubmans house is on that land. There's so much to do there. There's never enough time to spend there. The first time I went I said I'm never going home. The air is fresh and the lake is amazing. You can follow a trail. Becareful of the baby bear that's why I'm staying in the Cabins.

My kids are 20 and 9, we couldn't have had a better time, between the cleanliness of the cozy cabin…read more(has bathroom), all the activities, and just being in the woods, surprisingly, not getting bit by bugs. Loved the minigolf course and the pool. Love that kids were everywhere playing to their hearts' content. The environment felt safe. We live in Lancaster city but felt miles away. We'll definitely be back!

We routinely stay at Sun Outdoors and Jellystone campgrounds. We've always had a great experience…read moreand they offer a very generous military discount to my husband, a disabled veteran. We stayed at this location last week for the first time. I booked a Premium RV Site most notably for the packed gravel pad. We were escorted to a site with dirt, a few rocks, and a lot of overgrown grass. I understand camping isn't meant to be luxurious, but we felt extremely mislead by the website. I would have spent the extra money for a concrete pad had I known it would look nothing like the photos online. Very disappointed. The staff was only able to say, "sorry about that!" When I called thinking we were at the wrong site. Attached are the pictures of what we thought we were getting (the picture that popped up when I clicked our selected site on the map versus what we got. Not sure this location is worth the drive back.

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.

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

We do enjoy coming camping but not sure what's changed this year here with the speeding around the…read morecampground! Speeding speeding!be aware! Camp store is very very bare.we had asked at the end of the season last year why it was so bare but they said they were going through what they had and returning this season with pretty much the same exact amount of things. Also there is an older woman who at the gate is NOT pleasant at all.Very rude and not welcoming. Last year we had no issues! Also have heard that there is lack of staff and no manager at all. I have definitely noticed and was informed by the nice woman working the store. Pool area: unattended kids and kids riding around on their scooters on the porch...around the pool.

Love this park. The staff are friendly and helpful, it is clean and well maintained. The only…read morecomplaint is the gun fire from the shooting range, which is nearby startling my dogs.

Grandson's had a blast and can't wait to go back with their summer camp. Wish I could go with them.read more

Is it worth the 1.5 hour drive? Yes. Does this facility need…read morean upgrade? Yes. The things we liked about it: It was a lot of fun, water was clean, floats were large and varied with lots of different activities for the kids to do for all ages, plenty of shade and picnic tables, and beach loungers available. The things we didn't like: Bathhouse was gross, snack shack is unreliable-make sure you bring your own food, grounds were unkempt. If you pay for the observer fee, you're not allowed on the dock. I thought this was unfair. I wasn't going in the water, just wanted to take some photos, but they wouldn't allow it. I did have a life jacket on. With the exception of paddleboard yoga, they are open to organized groups only. We came with our Girl Scout troop. Guppy Gulch is not open to the public. As of August 2023: Pricing: $27/day for swimmers; $10/day for non-swimmers; $10/night per person overnight camping. Check-in begins at 9:30am; the water opens at 10am and the last horn blows at 4:45pm. Overall we had a fun day, but this facility needs a major facelift especially for the rest rooms. The port a potty was cleaner than the bathhouse, enough said!

Spent a day here with a friend who has a permenant site. Makes me want one too and I looked into…read moreit but decided against it. From my research this is what I discovered: Pros: easy and quick drive from Lancaster Co Right on the bay Very community minded residents - everyone seemed to know each other Clean grounds from what I could see fishing pier beach area complete with sand Not a lot of rules about what improvements you can make - some campsites were quite elaborate while others were bare bones Cons: Yearly rent was high! $2700 + a year visitors are charged a fee per person per day and from what I'm told they are pretty strict Additional cost for boat dock use no pool, community room, playground, or pavilion A few social activities but not as many as one would expect No direct water/sewer hook ups bathhouses could use updating and a good cleaning showers cost 25 cents per 2 minutes nickel and dime fee for boat dock beach area was very rocky the first 4' into the water Overall a great place to visit as a guest but expensive as a resident