Walkabout Camp & RV Park

This campground is really doing a great job being progressive and developing. A new section or two is being built to handle snowbirds. Great cell tower connectivity. Very sociable folks with a campfire ever night. The Australian them is attractive and not too over the top. Water-electric-sewer connections are all good. Bathrooms are clean, but the shower head pressure is not that strong. For military folks its like the navy shower where the water just sprinkles over you, and does not push you in any way. Just like any campground you are crowded together like stacked cord wood, but that is the same everywhere it seems. The main road is nearby with occasional cars passing. Camp did take the PASSPRT AMERICA discount.

This park is easily accessible from Hwy 95. A nice flat park with mostly pull through sites. Sites are grass and well maintained. There is a new shower/laundry house with a great fire pit. The clubhouse is nice with a pool just outside. They have their own merch and I had to splurge for a T-Shirt. The staff are awesome and very helpful. There are chickens running around and a pair of pigs next to the office.

This is the kind of campground you would like to succeed, a nice family run business. The campground is modest, mostly a large grass field with about 40 pull through sites (with full hook-ups). The internal roads are gravel but all sites are grass, mostly level. Sites are close together but long enough for most RV's. The campground is very well maintained with modern, very clean restrooms and laundry. We stayed there in a pinch over Thanksgiving as all nearby state parks were booked.

Pros:

Very clean and well maintained
Friendly staff
Full hook-ups with pull-through sites
Nice playground for children

Cons:
Sites are crowded as common with many private RV parks
Some noise from near-by I-95
Easy access off I-95 but little else nearby

Note: the quoted price was a Passport America rate

This is a typical private park with sites packed closely together, leaving no real privacy for occupants and very little outdoor space. There appeared to be quite a few long-term residents, including some free range chickens! Sites are all grass, so while our site was generally level there may be a lot of variation between sites.

On the positive side, the sites are all pull through and offer full hookups, including cable, at a very reasonable price. At our site the electric was flawless, the water hookup was well threaded and the sewer access was easy to open. We did not try to use the cable TV. The free wifi was also easy to use and worked fine for limited internet surfing. Also, the office was extremely friendly and accommodating for our after-hours arrival and check in, and the park was extremely quiet on a Saturday night.

We selected this park entirely because of its location during a lengthy repositioning drive, and it was satisfactory for a brief overnight stay with an early morning departure.

When we arrived right at check-in time, there was nobody in the office to check us in. But some campers noticed my wife trying to get somebody's attention, and eventually someone came along to take care of us.

Our site apparently didn't have sewer even though we had paid for full hook-up. There was a white PVC pipe sticking out of the ground where the sewer hook up should be, but the cap was apparently fused onto the pipe permanently. We didn't care, because all we needed to do was dump at the end of our stay and there was a dump station just about 20 feet from our site.

The "nature trails" behind the campground are full of trash and are not kept very well, but there is an interesting boardwalk that goes out across a beautiful marsh area with a boat launch at the end of it. Although, there's plenty of trash along the boardwalk, and many of the boards are out completely, so watch your step!

Despite all these drawbacks and negatives, this place still gets four stars since the campground itself was nice and clean, the bathhouse was adequate, and the other amenities were all well maintained, including the pool and rec room, there was decent wi-fi, and the best part about it was that everyone was friendly and respectful, and there was a sense of community among the campers. We even got invited to the camp potluck event that weekend. If I were going to stay long term at any RV camp I've visited so far, it would probably be this one.

We stopped here once before for an overnight stop, but no sites left. We weren't very impressed, but the location was ideal, close to I-95. But the owner was very nice and tried to accommodate us. The price is right as a Passport America, $17.50. This time we called ahead and got the last site!
What we liked: full-hook up, isolated but Walmart wasn't too far, quiet and the surprise was a nice little nature trail-always a bonus for us, and very friendly owner.
What could be improved: sites are small and dirt/grass. The ground was a little muddy in spots. I didn't hear the traffic off I-95 until I woke up. The "Forest" provides some sound barrier.
There is wifi if you're close to the office. We saw one person using the swimming pool. It looked nice. There are a number of long term residents and they are friendly.
We didn't use any other amenities so can't comment on them.
We camped here in our 5th wheel and we will stay again as a stop over.