Breckenridge Lake RV Park

I've downgraded my rating from 4- to 3- stars because of bit of a Coast-to-Coast issue. C-to-C has labeled the park as a "Coast Resort" which typically means I'll have either no or a nominal charge at the campground itself. I think it should label as a "Good Neighbor Park" which means a discounted fee in addition to the Coast-to-Coast membership cost and $10 "points" charge. The manager at Breckenridge called the day of our arrival to let us know about the extra charge, but we had the booking for a couple months and wouldn't change on the day of arrival. All that said, it still had a relatively inexpensive cost, just more than we expected.
As for the park itself, I enjoyed talking to the staff and the site itself had all we needed. It has a basic clubhouse and shower house, well-maintained and easy to access. Had a very scenic drive to get here and a relaxed atmosphere all around.

There are a series of excellent green signs that assist folks in finding this campground. This is incredibly helpful when driving a large RV on small local roads. Not every campground does this for their customers. Thank you! The owner is named Pam and she was extremely kind. There seemed to be a few full time residents but they were very quiet. We were assigned full hookup back-in space #47 and it was spacious and level. Unfortunately we couldn't program any over the air TV channels and my AT&T phone had zero bars. Loved the free wifi though as it was blazing fast! Bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Showers heated up quickly and the private stall was not cramped. Great laundry facilities and it was only $1.50 to wash and $1.25 to dry. Awesome voltage at our site! We ran our A/C, turned on the hot water heater and then heated something up in the microwave. With all of this going on our meter still read 120 volts...wow! Running all of these items simultaneously would have tripped our electrical breaker at most campgrounds. Overall this place was an incredible deal at only $10.00/day through RPI.

This is one of my favorite "in the country campgrounds". Quiet location - almost all sites under large oak trees. New owners this year have upgraded the restrooms and the Wi-Fi.

Lots of local sightseeing available- and several non-chain restaurants offer interesting dining out experiences.

Not to missed is the Cumberland County Playhouse which offers NY Broadway quality performances. (Sound of Music and Mary Poppins during our stay) This is not a DESTINATION campground, but rather a quiet campground where the laid back atmosphere is the destination. We camped at Breckenridge Lake RV Campground in a Motorhome.

More info on website www.brlrvcamping.com