Sun Retreats Avalon

Great fun spot to camp. Staff is friendly and helpful. Some transient spots are difficult to get into because of the tree location and proximity to spots across from you. When you’re swinging your fifth wheel it was nearly impossible if other spots were occupied,. Me had friends had a difficult time in spots especially; 187,188, 542, 541, 540. It wouldn’t take much to Trim these small trees but they don’t seem too concerned about it. Spot 186 has a “widow maker”a.k.a. dead tree and if it fell it would take out my truck and my fifth wheel in one shot and you might want to avoid this spot. If your 5’er is under 35 feet it may less of an issue.

I'll preface by say that we previously stayed a Sun Outdoors in Delaware and absolutely loved it! The grounds there were spacious, clean, and the people were amazing. We had similar expectations/high hopes for Sun Retreats Avalon and were thoroughly disappointed. ||We stayed in a cabin (181); first the hot water was disgusting from day one. It smelled like sulfur and when we contacted the front office they told us that was normal for well water. My wife took a shower and the smell of sulfur smell was so bad it stunk up the entire cabin, only at the point did maintenance come and chlorinate the lines. I don't understand how housekeeping can clean the cabins between guests and not notice that the hot water smells disgusting - actually I do know because they don't actually clean them. When w

Interesting I've never heard of now you have to pay for parking to visit a camp Ground $10 a person $10 to park a car,, 2 people so $30. prices are high enough to camp and now they hit you with family visiting $10 to park $ 10to visit., I mean I've heard of paying to visit but parking it's not an vv5 amusement park just sad,, family likes to come visit to see the campgrounds and check them out but now they have to pay to park absolutely crazy. way to be greedy and make money just sad won't be telling anybody to go to that Campground way to go campgrounds.

We went to Sun Retreats Avalon for the weekend. I wasn't impressed for the price. Spots were ok at best. I will say the Ladies in the office/camp store were extremely nice. But all in all we could have stayed at Thousand trails around the corner for half the price. I have never paid so much for a campground in my life. I had high expectations for the price. Over $150 a night!! We stayed on the water at the lake Ontario Sun Retreats for a little over $100 a night and the campground is much nicer.

Typical "down the shore" campground. Needs WIFI/cable upgrade, and mosquito control. You'll get covered with mosquitoes leaving the trailer or the car, even in broad daylight. Campground is too cheap to spray. WIFI and cable sucks. Even if you pay the extra per month to get the better WIFI, it still sucks.