PA Dutch Country RV Resort

We spent two weeks here through Thousand Trails. We arrived around 4 on a Sat afternoon and were led to two sites that had been selected for us. We were able to pick our site from the two, so we went for the one that looked a little more level. Oh man - were we mistaken. It was one of the nicer sites in the campground, but it was impossible to level. (This is in the B loop). We used two bags of plastic blocks and made a trip to Lowes for additional pieces of wood, but our auto leveling wouldn't do it. It refused. So we ended up sleeping with the slides in for the first night, and then moved to site A31 (one of the few pull throughs) for the rest of our stay.
This site was also pretty unlevel, but with some moving around of gravel, and multiple levels of blocks, we made it work.
Almost ALL the class A's in the campground had tires off the ground.
The amenities are tired and old. I couldn't bring myself to go in to the bath houses. The staff are very friendly. The campground is pretty full with permanents and seasonals. A lot of gas line working families. There is a shooting range nearby, so you will hear that - a lot!
You can find groceries and other amenities within about 15-30 mins along with a lot of Amish country stores and farm stands. The area is nice. But we would choose another CG to stay in.
Oh, and don't pay for the Wifi! We tried it for a day - $6/day and it was useless.

Beautiful and woodsy camping which means a little unlevel. Trees although plentiful are spaced out enough to back in for rvs. Lots of Halloween activities this week although we spent much of our time in Hershey and Lancaster areas. Laundry old but clean. Management very nice and helpful. This is a Thousand Trail resort and only our second time using them. They were getting ready to close down for season so really didn’t use any of the activities. No WiFi but in office and no cable and dish useless but could view tv by antenna. Not many stores nearby so closest is Mannheim.

We stayed here because of our Passport America discount. This campground is yet another typical Thousand Trails park. About half the sites are filled with seasonal or long term campers. That means they have all their associated "stuff" with them cluttering the campsites. I found having to stare at all that clutter unappealing.

The roads in the campground are mostly paved. Sites are nestled in the trees which is nice. But because the campground is built on a slope, most sites gravel and are not level. Be prepared for that. Unless you have a high end leveling system, you are going to need blocks.

Check in was strange...at least in the off season. The campground office is a split level house on your right as you pull into the campground. You have to go into the living room and find whoever is on duty.

There is a snack bar and an in-ground pool. Both seem nice..but were closed due to our off season visit.

I was told there was no WiFi, even though I could see a Tengo network. Verizon 4G was excellent. OTA television yielded 10 stations. NBC and Fox were the primary stations. ABC came in occasionally. CBS was non-existent.

The campground borders a gun range. In the evenings and weekends you heard a lot of shooting. If it bothers you, make sure you pick a spot on the opposite end of the campground. You will still hear the shots, just not as loud.