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Nice campground - small but has all of the usual amenities. Very narrow and winding roads to get here - definitely a challenge driving. We have a small Class A towing a car so it was doable - there were some much larger rigs here so my guess were is if they can do it then you can as long as you don’t mind sharp turns, twisty turns and very little visibility of on coming traffic.

We had a pull-through site and NO patio or stone area on the door side of our RV. We have a 42' 5th wheel RV and no grass by our entrance. It rained and we had mud for an entrance. We were on a hill and the step out was uphill and muddy. They need to update and add at least stone for a patio. Someone else commented about the twisty road coming in. Again, with a 42 footer, it can be dangerous especially at a bridge with tight turns and a blind curve. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS on their website. DO NOT USE A GPS! Those two turns are better than the other turns coming in the other way. If you have a travel trailer or small class B or C, okay for you. Large 5'ers like mine, not great.

Small campground with bus campground amenities typical of a Koa. Very clean bathrooms and nice store. All staff very friendly. Some very nice sites and a few I would not like to get. Good WiFi. BUT not an easy place for a big rig to get to. Narrow roads to get there. I have no idea how some of the bigger rigs made it in. I would have to think twice about taking a bigger rig in there. Close to Longwood gardens.

Had a full hoop-up resort spot. Wonderful! Had help parking because it was my first trip without my husband. Staff great. Bathroom were super clean. Busy place lots of campers. Went to see the polo games on Friday and Sunday, so much fun!

Very difficult to get to from the main highway. Rte 162 is closed for work and camp ground has a sign up once we got there to call them for different directions for big RV. So call ahead. Well kept place. Good wifi here.