Whippoorwill Campground

Each site is nestled between trees, providing lots of shade and privacy. There is a nice large pool and a well-stocked camp store. We didn’t use the bath house, so can’t provide a review of that.

We are new to the RV experience, so it might be not be so unusual. But, the roadway through the campground is very narrow with low-hanging branches that dragged across the roof of our 12ft tall motor home. Getting into the site was challenging, too. It took me a lot of rocking back and forth, and the guidance of a very patient member of the campground staff who happened to be walking through the area. I’d call it “big rig tolerant” rather than “big rig friendly.”

Fully half of the sites are permanent residents. The sites themselves are hard-packed gravel. Overall, the facility is well-maintained and comfortable.

My Garmin lead me astray on the way to the campground. The entrance is right off of Route 9. Don’t believe your GPS if it tries to take you down Ross Road! That’s an extremely narrow residential street, with low-hanging branches and power lines, and no place to turn around.

We had a wonderful time here, but we had to pay for Wi-Fi. This was the first campground that actually charged for it! At first I refused to get it, but we found that we were without music and nightly television, so we broke down and got it at $4 per day. This was my only grumble to an otherwise great place.
The sites were level and well maintained. Sandy with no rocks. The sites were raked between campers. Daily garbage and recycling pick-up was a nice perk as well.
Other campers were rather close, but it was quiet and private. I had to wiggle into my site, only because the site across from me had a truck parked in the road. Lots of monster Class C's and fifth wheels there, so roads are good. Saw lots of tent campers as well.
The large pool was heated and clean. There was even two life guards on duty! Many pool activities, and we saw swim lessons for kids.
The snack bar/cafe was nice.
All of the staff was friendly and helpful.
The campground is a 10 minute drive (with traffic) to the beach at Ocean City.
Despite the lack of Wi-Fi, I would stay there again!