Mountain Springs Camping Resort

Very central location for a lot of historical and interesting places. By East Coast standards the sites are average, meaning no separation between sites, neighbors sewer hookup right by your picnic area. Staff was very friendly and nice, but... Located close to a rifle range so you hear guns all day, showers never got warm for us during our 4-day stay, sewer pipes were uphill from my RV Connection, so make sure to bring a slinky and even then you will probably have to manually manipulate the hose. They should not advertise Wi-Fi, I was maybe 60 yards from the office where they say it works best and was unable to stream anything. There was a sewer rupture in the playground while we were there, forcing them to close the playground. The water was also undrinkable According to some fine print

We love this campground! We have been multiple times this year due the close proximity and fun campground. The pool is great! Perfect kiddie pool for toddlers! The snack shack is wonderful! The sites are nice and level. We always have a good time at this campground!

The campground itself was decent, not nearly as wooded as I was hoping. That leads me into the title of this review, I felt like I was on total display as there was no trees, shubs, nothing between campsites so you could view your neighbors activites and they could see what you were doing. Clearly not a campground for tenters and more suited for trailers as some of the sites weren't graded very well and the water run off was right through the site, no way to avoid the stream in your set up. Quiet hours werte to begin at 11pm, but there was frequent screeching of children at play well after 11. Seasonal people were okay, rather rude in assuming *everyone* on the campground wanted to listen to their music till 11pm- 11:30pm- 12:00am. It wouldn't have been so bad, had there been foliage betwe

My family any I stayed at Mountain Spring for the first weekend in October ($70/night). Pros: It was easy to get to, about 20 minutes from Hawk Mountain, no problems with parking the camper, the site was level, full hookup, just enough grass for our dog. Didn't have much interaction with staff, but they seemed nice. Cons: The place was packed. We were in row F. The sites on the other side of our road were seasonal. Most are all gravel, little to no grass. Pull through spots were so close some awnings were inches from the back of their neighbor's camper. It almost felt like tailgating in a parking lot. If you're after peace and tranquility, this is not it. The grounds are clean, but not well maintained. For example, there is a pond, but it's nothing to look at and didn't seem healthy. Most

There is plenty of camper spaces available for use! Electric and water hook-ups are on each site, plus a picnic table and fire ring are included at each site too! If you don't have a camper or don't want to tent camp, they also have small cabins for rent as well. We love the campground and return every year!!