Timberland Lake Campground

There was a nice large pool
However other amenities were lacking. The bathhouses were very standard. There was hot water and pressure but needed some updating.

There were many seasonal people there with a lot of stuff accumulated in their yards.

It was a bit more run down than what we prefer. Lots of bottle caps and miscellaneous trash items on each site.

Our site was very level but not made for larger rigs

You can in fact go in and out of the campground any time of the night. It is gated but there is always someone available to open the gate. This campground although is on the older side provides a lot of things to do especially compared to others in the area. There really are a lot of rough roads within the campground, and they have been filled multiple times, but with the type of dirt used it just doesn’t hold up very long. Like any place this place has it issues, but the staff is helpful and friendly, the rates are great and for the events throughout the year it is overall a great place to camp.

If you're not going to Six Flags Great Adventure, there aren't many reasons to camp here. $25 per night on Passport America. Campground wasn't particularly well-kept but it wasn't the worst I've seen either. Sites were fairly small and packed in close to one another, but there were at least a few trees between each of them to serve as a divider. Seemed like the full timers all knew each other and weren't thrilled with outsiders coming in to the camp. Bathhouses were meh...not filthy, but FULL of bugs in the shower area. Campground is gated, and gates close from 9pm to 9am, and I guess you're not even supposed to go in or out during those hours...? It's kind of a weird place. Probably wouldn't go back unless I were headed to the amusement park.