Twin Bridge Meadow Family Campground

Just happened to be here on a Friday and Saturday night which was "Christmas in July." Not the best choice for a solo or couple looking for a nice quiet place to kick back. However, since there are not many choices in this area, it serves the purpose.
Reasonably easy to get to this campground once driving thru downtown Chambersburg from the Interstate. Campground has quite a mix of sites spread throughout. Only sites left when I reserved were the wide-open grass field sites with 30 amp and water. This area is OK, but a major issue is walking thru the grass early in the morning, especially if coming back from the showers - your feet will be totally soaked since there is no hard surface to walk on in the grass area. The showers were a major disappointment - small, cave-like 3 x 8 foot rooms with the annoying push-button control. Especially annoying here since each pump on the spray control only gave 15 seconds of water. In addition, on occasion a cold blast of water was mixed in during those 15 seconds. Brrrr. No shower curtain which can put the sitting bench, towel and clothes in line for a good spray of water if you are not careful. For about $50 a night, I would certainly expect better from the shower facility.
Iffy to non existent Verizon coverage and the Wi-Fi certainly leaves much to be desired (though I was assured otherwise) and my site was only a matter of 40 feet or so from one of the antennas.
Evidently a good place for families, as it seems likely to be bustling with activity throughout the season, but I wouldn't stay here again.

We enjoyed our stay here. There are a wide array of sites to choose from. Our site was water and electric only but dump station was sufficient and even had heavy duty sewer hoses attached for east hookup. They do offer honey wagon services for longer term stays. Staff was fantastic and were very involved in campground activities. This is a great campground for anyone but kids love it here! Some sites are wooded and back up to a creek for more of a state park feel, while others are in a more traditional RV park setting (kind of an open field with lots of RV spots) so it really just depends on your camping style. This campground feels miles away from town but everything you need is fairly close, within a few miles.

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We stayed a week in this park, Oct 9 - 16, 2021 as a base to visit Gettysburg and an area state park.

This park was extremely busy on the weekends and nice and quiet during the week.
Our site did not have a sewer connection but they did offer a honey wagon service if staying a week or longer.

Overall good stay for the price--allowed us to visit Gettysburg without the price of that area.