Country Aire Campground

Stayed at this place for three nights. Place is clean, has a real nice playground, and is close to several area attractions. However, there are several things that did not sit well with us. First, most of the transient sites face each other. This means awning to awning. This is fine if you are camping with other friends. But for those single campers this can be challenging. In our example, the other camper had a dog that was unfriendly towards other dogs. This put both of us in a difficult situation because no one wants a dog fight. Thankfully we worked together and had no incidents. This also causes every conversation to be overheard by the other camper. It's really an odd setup that I have never encountered in 40 plus years of camping. The second concern was when we were leaving and line

Camground on the medium to small side, lots of roomy sites - mostly in a field with some on the shady side. about 1/2 of the campground is seasonal which left plenty of room for travelers. The layout is nice where the seasonal sites are on one end and the rest on the other. Brand new pool, nice playgrounds, friendly staff. Nice for group campers. Price was decent, observed covid guidelines. Will definitely go back. Great location if you are doing things in the area - or just staying there (Yankee Candle, Breweries, hiking, biking, mountain climbing, river rafting and canoeing, zip lining, adventure park - so much!) OH and homemade donuts, cinnamon rolls, other bakery treats made each day - and they were really really good!

One of the best campgrounds I've ever visited. It's especially great if you've got kids with you -- lots of stuff on site for them to enjoy! Facilities were all immaculately maintained, staff was very friendly, and the homemade maple glazed donuts are worth the price of admission alone. Do yourself a favor a visit, you won't be disappointed.

Overall the grounds are nice. Our site was nice and shaded which helped because the weather was very warm. New playground equipment, pool, store, etc. but the place was full and the bathrooms never got cleaned. I tried both (yes, only two bathrooms in the whole place) for showers and both times I ran out of hot water (25¢ for six mins) and both times I was standing in ankle deep water because they didn’t drain properly. Pool had lots of sand in it. We didn’t go in so I’m not sure if it got cleaned but I doubt it did. There are a few community areas (covered pavilion and fire pit) but no activities planned while we were there. I had a cinnamon roll but didn’t think it was homemade or special. I won’t be back.

Clean and relatively quiet. A well stocked camp store with a small arcade, DVD rentals, and a basic concessions counter. Most sites appear to be seasonal. We found a nice secluded site in the trees for our 5 day stay. It's gated and if you plan to return after the store hours, you'll need to put a $10 deposit on a gate pass. Visitors to your site have to pay entry, although the pool seems accessible... My only complaint is that she showers in our corner were COIN OPERATED which I haven't encountered at any other camp ground. That's not really mentioned anywhere on the website. The lady at the camp store is a bit brisk. Not unfriendly, but doesn't do chit chat or explain the exact way she wants your car pass more than once so pay attention. Lol