Duck Neck Campground

We stayed in a $95 waterfront RV spot for one night - the location was as described - the back of the spot is right on the bank of the Chester river and it is a 'back in' spot, with room for slides/your vehicle to park next to the RV. Each spot had a picnic table, fire pit, and full hookups. There is a general store with very helpful staff where you can get souvenirs, sundries, essential items, ice cream, and also a 'take a book/leave a book' area. There is a good sized pool for the summer, and several bath houses. We enjoyed sitting next to our RV with a roaring campfire on the bank of the river with a view of farm fields/marsh across the river, and an occasional boat going by. If you have kayaks you can launch right there from the bank. There is also a long dock a short walk away if

Yes... more than half of this campground appears to be permanent residents with roofed-over campers and an unsettling amount of yard ornamentation... but the section for transient (nightly or weekly campers) is quite nice. The location near Chestertown is great. I stayed in a site by the river... it was not super level, but it was fine. The view was great and all the hookups functioned well. Communication from the campground was EXCELLENT and the brief interaction I had with employees was smooth and easy. Sites are a little tight, but I don't really care. Didn't try the wifi, didn't go into the store. Clearly some investment is being made here. Most of the transient sites have cement rings around their fire pits. Things seem to be coming along. Would go back.

We had a lovely waterfront view and were quite excited when we pulled in and set up. However shortly there after, a rooster began crowing. It crowed all day, every day of our stay. We had landed in "Green Acres". He started at 6:00am and never stopped. We named him Dumpling. We later found out he belonged to the campground manager. It was a lovely stay! We will never be back.

Awesome spot right in the Chester River..We had a week off and were supposed to go to the Outer Banks , but weather was too crazy, So we decided to book a campsite near my old home(s) in Kent County,.Betterton and Galena. This is an RV park where there are a plethora of seasonal Perma sites. But there are many transient sites..we were right on the river, Super beautiful sunsets every night. Very close to Chestertown, and amazing dining. My husband and I had an amazing time at Duck Neck. Staff, and everyone we met were super friendly, and helpful as well. Would definitely come back

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐ My band and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Duck Neck Campground. Huge thanks to Joe for making it all happen and to Ellen and the entire staff for treating us like family during our stay. This is such a unique campground right along the river. We thoroughly enjoyed fishing off the docks and swimming in the pool. The pool chairs were the nice kind, perfect for stretching out and catching some sun. The general store had everything we needed, s’mores, refreshments, pool gear, fishing items, snacks, and yes, they even sell ice cream… how can it get any better than that? 🍦On top of all that, the management went above and beyond by serving us fresh Maryland blue crabs before we hit the road, such a special touch that made our stay unforgettable. We can’t recommend Duck Neck Campgr