Thousand Trails Campground

Absolutely beautiful campgrounds! Good amount of space between camper spots and each is a good stretch to fit a large camper and car. All seemed very level and evenly spaced from what I saw. Beautiful view of the lake, skyline, and lots of trees. Very relaxing to just walk around the grounds and enjoy the weather. The shop owners were very friendly and I appreciated their selection. Great emergency options for a very affordable price. Loved the outdoor swimming pool as well! I would highly reccomend staying here for a long camping trip.

This a beautiful campground. Sites themselves are small but level. Lauren the activities director is awesome!!! Lots of fun activities. Haunted trail was very well put together for the most part. Members service people were nice but didn't necessarily listen to what we were asking instead tried to push the most expensive upgrade package which is normal sales but still frustrating. All in all a great stay.

Our third time here. Spacious sites with shade available on many sites. Clean outdoor pool and indoor hot tub. Clean in general. Lots of activities and themed weekends - thank you Lauren for directing them. Our favorite is Christmas in July with the best Santa ever! Swans were fun to pedal on the lake. Geese were entertaining to watch. Halloween weekends are fun here also!

Great park. There is a nice fishing lake, all the expected amenities, clean restrooms and showers, a little store, and some really good spots. The park generally lacks shade from trees outside loop H, which has its own obstacles due to the slope of the drive (but not the sites), and some sites are sloped. Big rigs can get around without too much work. Also, for a Thousand Trails, the seasonal spots were much nicer and less obvious than most other parks.

We've stayed at 20 Thousand Trails campgrounds this year, and this Hershey location is our favorite. Full hookups (50amp, water, sewer). Excellent water pressure at 60psi. Service was super friendly at the front desk. With their suggestion, we headed to section H to look for an available 50amp site and found site H5 on the hill looking over the lake. We had lots of success at fishing, enjoyed the swimming pool, caught fireflies at night, watched the deer eating outside our back window, and took lots of photos of beautiful sunsets. The only knock against the campground is the weak cell service. It was a bit hit or miss between our AT&T phones and Verizon hotspot. Sometimes it was good enough to stream, other times we couldn't even refresh a web page.