Pilgrim's Campground

Basic older campground that needs updating. Most sites are seasonal and they are gravel. Daily sites are grass with low spots and dirt/mud patches but are adequate if it doesn't rain.|| It is a long way to the shower house which is old but clean. However there was no soap in the women's bathroom to wash your hands and the faucets trickled at best with no hot water. ||The 'store' and office was closed (near the end of the season) and didn't see the owner/host until the 3rd day. However they were very understanding when we had to leave a day early and didn't charge us for it.

Owners have a poor understanding of how to run a business. If you have a problem with your they could care less. Our water ran brown/weak. Electricity constantly popped fuses at their box . Pool ph was off (I checked daily and it NEVER was corrected. Bathrooms-new toilet seats /shower heads desperately needed.Hand soap , toilet paper ,paper towels nope you can’t have any. Owners daughter is rude, edgy and condescending.

Great friendly staff and seasonal campers, meet a lot of great people, had a blast playing “A minute to win it”, very organized and LOVE my prize. Our camp site was very clean and quiet close to port a potty. loved seeing family enjoying themselves. The pool was cool and clean. Only gave it a 4 because the shower stall I first went in did not work.

Became a seasonal camper in 2010. Loved it! Very laided back and quiet campground. Invested a lot of time and manual labor maintaining our site. Felt appreciated for our efforts. Owner turned over business to daughter and things began to change. Daughter started changing rules without notifying seasonal campers in writing. Found out, word of mouth, about changes by talking with other seasonal campers Beware of camping here. The new management is very selective in how rules inforced, especially when it involves their own personal friends!!!

Campground is appears to be a full time RV park alongside a campground. Had a negative experience with the owner. While eating dinner and subsequently enjoying time with a visiting friend, we were interrupted by a person who later informed us he was the owner. Without warning, he circled our campsite with his lawn mower. Mowing included the road (rocks) and multiple areas lacking in grass but dirt and creating a dust storm/asthmatic nightmare. So much dust had settled on my phone that I was able to write my name across the screen. Dinner was a bust as dust settled on our food and had to be tossed. My husband politely advised the person mowing of the issue, asking if he was realized he was creating a disturbance. He informed my husband that he was the owner ànd he had to get it don