New Green Acres RV Park

Awesome place to stop if you need a place for the night! Right on and off the exit! Friendly helpful front desk person. Price was perfect. Bathroom is old and I'm sure is on their list to update along with the pedal-stools. The sites are amazing! All drive thru's, lots of space! Remember if you are passing through, especially if your self contained, this is your place, no amenities, but awesome place to stay for the night...

Our second time here on our way to Florida. Super clean, well cared for RV park. The staff is friendly and helpful. Large sites with full hookups. Grocery and gas in close proximity.

We stayed overnight at this sweet, reasonably priced, dog friendly RV campground. It's extremely convenient to I 95. The pull through site was level and spacious! The sunset through the trees was gorgeous. This was a lovely place, now on our favorites list.

Have been traveling in our Class C motorhome since retiring. Hit the road May 1, have traveled 9000 miles, lots of Hotels and rv parks, pulled off the hwy and found this absolute gem, complex amazing, staff very kind and friendly, beautiful dog park and pool. Grounds immaculate. We are staying a month, so relaxing. Please, take my word, I highly recommend it, you will be very pleased, Best rv park, value in America

This was a great place to stop overnight on our way to Florida. The woman at the front desk was very friendly and nice, and the sites are nestled between rows of trees. Our site was relatively flat so we didn’t have to disconnect. The reason for only three stars is there is much of the Campground that is old and definitely in need of upgrading / refurbishing. Our electric box did not have a breaker and honestly looked in terrible condition. (I was glad that I had a surge protector!) However, I did not have any issues with the electric. The bathroom was also old and much in need of refurbishing. The dump station was so bad we had to use an empty campsite to dump. It had rained and the pipe at the regular dump site was literally at the bottom of a pond. Having said all that, we might stop th