Mountain Springs Camping Resort

Nice campground. We had water and electricity. Great place if you have a family. When we arrived Saturday, the campground was full. Sunday everyone started packing to go back to reality. The campground is pretty well run, and lotz of activities for families. It seems to be connected to a trailer house park on one end of the campground. Don’t know if both parks have the same owner. We stayed 1 extra nite from what we planned, that rate was $37.00. Assuming the $42 rate was because of a weekend. T12 was not a fabulous site. Took a lot of work to get our 5th wheel level.

The campground is located right off of I-78 with a Love's near it. Campground wifi not so good but Sprint signal was strong. We stayed in site R21 for the weekend it was water & electric only. The site was large but you had to pull in to park and then back out to leave. You couldn't back in to the site because there was a large slope into the sight. We tried backing in and couldn't due to bottoming out the camper. We have a 35 foot travel trailer. Site's H and J are flat are highly recommended. The campground is mostly seasonal's The campground is clean and has a nice pool, pond for fishing and stuff for the kids to do as well.

We kicked off the COVID season at Mountain Springs. We were fortunate to get one of the larger, shaded spots near the top of the campground. There were many seasonal canoersin the shaded sites.

Our site was spacious and we enjoyed the time with friends next to us.

There is a nice, larger pond onsite and the family spent an afternoon fishing. There was also a newer dog park that was spacious for our dog to exercise.

We didn’t really look or try to connect for WiFi, but had strong cell service.

The campground has a pool and playground, as well as a nice RC racetrack. Unfortunately all were closed due to COVID.

We needed to make a stop for the night in the area and this campground was easy to find from the interstate. We stayed here in July 2016 for one night.

Thirty nine dollars got us full hook-ups (30 amps) and a small site. We were on the end of a row and this gave us some additional privacy. Sites are close together. Most are long-term campers with decks attached to large rigs, permanent sheds, and individualized landscaping at each site. (I attempted to get a photo of the gnome garden but someone was staring me down from a neighboring site.)

We arrived at 4:45 on a Sunday and most amenities were closing at 5 pm. There was a very nice looking pool, closed at 5 pm on Sunday. As did the camp store, laundry, and arcade. We did spend the evening fishing in the two ponds. Because they are on private property we didn't need PA fishing licenses.

Bathhouse was clean. There are pay showers and .25 was enough for my teen who hasn't quite mastered a navy shower to be happy. The only issue was that the bathhouse lights turn on by motion sensor by the door. We were in the dark mid shower which wasn't nice.

There is some sort of arena across the street from the campground. There weren't any events being held when were were there. If something was happening the campground would have a lot more noise.