Philadelphia South-Clarksboro KOA Holiday

Okay campground but way overpriced. The sites are gravel but mostly just muddy. The roads are narrow and tight. The pool was closed and the bounce pillow had a giant hole in it. The laundry was small, stinky, and pricey.. the wifi was spotty at best and we hardly had cell service with t-mobile- even our hot spot didn’t work. The staff is nice and the location is close to Philly which is great, so we’d stay here again if needed.. but the price is outrageous.

This was our shakedown cruise for our new RV. We stayed just for one night because the location suited our needs. Based on this particular trip, we weren’t looking for resort-type amenities.

The front office staff were friendly and inviting. That’s a great start!

The park and facilities seemed generally clean and in good order. I picked up a few items at the store which seemed stocked and clean. The park is on the small side, but made for a nice place to wander. It seemed nearly every site was occupied and there was a party going on in the pavilion, but it was still nice and quiet.

Our stone pull thru site was in a good spot, level, and came with a well-equipped and clean dog pen — perfect for our four-legged camper. The 50-amp electric hookup was good, the sewer hookup had two access points making it easy to connect.

The water worked, but included a leak which made our site really muddy and mushy. The poor drainage was the only negative of the stay as it meant having to do gymnastics each time we exited/re-entered our RV to put on/remove shoes. The campground staff person who escorted us to our site let us know the problem was discovered earlier in the morning and it seems nobody had a chance to repair it before our arrival. This would’ve been 5-stars if not for the drainage problem.

The wifi worked elsewhere in the park, but not at our site. We were in the mood to disconnect anyway.

I had no difficulty navigating our 36-foot motor home from the highway to the campground or within the park.

If we have reason to be in the area again, we’d return.

This campground has everything that you could ever really want for an RV. It has full hook ups and a full slate of amenities. However, if you’re looking for any sort of nature experience, this place does not really offer any.

I stayed here for one night which was very pleasant and comfortable. If you’re looking for a nice place to make an overnight I would definitely recommend it.

If you are heading North or South on 95 this is one of the few places to camp between Baltimore and Connecticut. If headed North, departing here at about 0800-0830 will get you into Geo Wash Bridge and NYC area at the end of rush hour. Access from either the North or South is easy. Remarkably quiet for its location.

If you are visiting Philadelphia this look like a good place to base yourself.

Sites are pretty basic and close, but you are in an urban environment. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Considering proximity to Philadelphia once in the campground a country feeling. We were in a larger pull thru site, didn't have to take car off. Plenty of room on the patio side but no privacy and a close by electrical station. Prior reviews still accurate, our cost is w a KOA membership. They are open year round and had a good number of long term stays. But it was early April, summer could be different. They had a lot of amenities, not open during our stay. Looked like could have a nice family weekend stay.

I stayed here as a first trip for my new Class C RV, as a shakedown trip for the rig. The campground is quiet, well-kept, and relatively clean. There were quite a few dog droppings around the pond despite plenty of doggie bags available. I don't know why people with small dogs don't feel that they need to clean up after them. Anyway, the showers were clean with some nice hot water but very small and difficult to change in. The entire park itself is fairly small as well. The staff is excellent, very friendly and helpful. I have no small children but there is a playground and the bouncy thing that I've seen in some parks. The hookups were fine, cable was good, wifi was fairly fast but was prone to disconnects. Lots of shopping nearby, fortunately for me because I had to run to Home Depot for a quick repair item. All-in-all, a good experience.

We stayed here one night as we were traveling from New England to Virginia. It was one of the only places near 95 that was open in November, so we were happy to find anything to break up our trip. That said, I wouldn't choose it as a destination park.

The lady who checked us in was very friendly and our site, a pull through near the front of the park, was easy to get into. But the whole area was basically just a glorified parking lot and there was almost no room between the rigs.

It was rainy and gray which probably didn't help our outlook much, but more concerning was the large backups of rain water around the park, and the fact that the tap water came out rust colored. We just switched back to our pump and used our fresh water tank.

We didn't use any of their other facilities, so we can't comment on those.

Overall, we would go there again if we needed to find a quick stopover, but otherwise, we'd look for other options.