Harbour Village Campground and Water Park

Harbour Village Campground, it would be a good park, but they do not have full hook up like sewer hook up, or free Wi-Fi in the campground besides up by the Office. Plus they do not have any Security any more! Plus, they keep on changing management all the time. If they pay better and respect the management, they will stay. But there are too many people that are complaining and lately they have been over pricing a campground for what you get. They took away lots of stuff there already. Like all the games and arcades the only thing they really have for kids is their jumping pillow, but you can go anywhere to get the same thing at other campgrounds! Yes, they do have two big waterslides, but if the pool is closed, no one enjoys the park. Actually, on hot summer days! They do have an adult p

Everything is broken. Avoid this place, it is a complete joke. No waterslides (they tell everyone that comes that they are "down" but past reviews continually show them "down" for months. Fishing pond only has bullheads, tiny bullheads. Campsites in the woods with electric and water were decent. Security guy was a nice guy. Rent a golf cart, about the only thing our boys enjoyed and everyone seemed to be doing this too. Speed limit is not enforced. Took my 15 year old son far away from the campground to let him drive a golf cart and help in practice driving and staff said they were going to report me unless I stopped. Same staff that allows you to drink and drive your golf cart in the evening hours alongside children, campsites etc...No surprise someone died here in 2025 because of an "acc

Had serious anxiety about our 6 night stay after scouring these reviews, but with no refunds available there wasn't anything I could do about it but hope for the best. Honestly it was better than I expected. 1. Things were mostly functional and fairly clean. The big water slides were working all but one day (first week of August 2025). The hot tub seemed to be every other day for some reason. The pool deck slides were 2 out of 3. One of the two working slides didn't have water running but the kids didn't care. Big inflatable was about right until our last day when it was noticeably low. 2. Location within the park. We were in the wooded section right behind the adult pool. We were thankful for this, a lot less walking and more visual separation than I'd expect. For our stay it was a

It's a nice campground, but ran horribly. EVERY site gets to know security after a day or 2 with some kind of complaint and every day it's about something else when it was 'okay' the day prior. Came here with a large group with 5 different sites. Examples: Day 1: Some cars were not fully on gravel (not a big deal, thought we were good after this). Day 2: A truck with a 32' trailer didn't fully fit on the gravel because of a tree. On the 2nd day we were asked to move this truck to over flow parking (a ~5 minute walk) because everything has to be on the gravel. Unfortunately it's a very small site (not labeled this way) and it's not possible to fit, so this truck had to be moved. Day 3 (3 different visits): Event 1: A 30' trailer was not backed into a site and we were asked to turn it a

I'm willing to bet you this place was great and fun for kids years ago. It certainly is aged at this point. We arrived in June 2025 as a family camping trip. The initial allure, and what was exciting to our boys were the fishing pond and the pool-- both of wish were very poor. The waterslides were broken, and per the camp staff, have always been broken. Funny, because it's on their web site and advertised as part of the experience. Half of the pool was roped off with caution tape. The boys could only play in the 3ft area. Again, was told this was how they've always been (closed pool portions) despite a web site stating otherwise. The fishing pond is empty except for bullheads. Staff said there were bluegills in there- that is not true. I did see a fingering fish in the swimming pond though