Huggy Bear Campground

Most laid back campground I've been to so far. I brought my own camper so I can't speak on the rentals but honestly I'm sure they are awesome. Plenty of stuff for the kids to do. Firewood is cheap and the owners don't bother you unless you "need bothered".

We went camping with our children and grandchildren recently at Huggy Bear Campgrounds. We rented 2 travel trailers from them for $125 a night each plus we rented 2 golf carts for $65 a day each. I believe that is kind of expensive but the place is so big, you need a golf cart to get around. Their 2nd pool was closed for maintenance but the kids enjoyed the main pool and splash pad, jumping on the huge balloon, fishing and campfire. We also played putter golf one day. They have a restaurant inside their office/store whose breakfast pizza was excellent.

My kids loved the campground, which is what matters. I found it to be crowded, with little oversight to the way people parked their campers and/or their vehicles. The bathroom/bathhouse are not conveniently located and they could use updating. The grounds were not particularly well kept. The pool chairs were falling apart, there were weeds growing in the public areas, the bathrooms were falling apart, there was junk laying along the perimeter of the grounds, the play area was very used. It all needs a face lift and loving care. The swim lake was in excellent condition and the water was clear. There are lots of eating options for a fair price in the store. Lots of activities for the kids.

We love Huggy Bear!! We have 30' RV and we always enjoy our time there. There is so many things to do, like swimming (3 pools, and a pond with a Wibit, a giant blow up obstacle course), golf carting, eating (yummy pizza and ice cream and more!), bonfires, bingo, bands, playgrounds, and the Blob!!!

We visited and fell in love with all the amenities. If you are looking for a reasonable season camping spot, with lots of family friendly activities, including pools, parks and mini golf, this is the place for you. We would definitely be seasonal if we didn't live so far!