RUDEST Campground Owner Ever -- What Happened To Us!

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@@Skopper1 why would we do that?

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[@maureenrebele2071]

I totally agree with you. As a now retired campground owner, I repeatedly stressed to my staff and even my family that sometimes it's not what you say but how you say out that makes the difference. One incident that comes to mind was when my high school age daughter dealt with a difficult customer in the friendliest way and was able to resolve the situation. When I saw her a bit later in our home she told me she wanted to scream but she remembered what I told her. I was so proud of her for remaining so polite and that customer returned many times after that. I guess they were just having a rough day.

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad you get it. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@jimcolts]

Pappy once told me...."not everyone can be super smart, not everyone can be really good looking, not everyone can be really rich ( I'm thinking I'm dumb, ugly, and poor) "but EVERYONE CAN BE polite, courteous, and respectful and you better be all 3 of them!"

[@EndlessRVing]

Pappy is smart. 😊

[@missouritravelers]

If you cant be handsome at least be handy

[@kirstenstrobel4387]

@@missouritravelersLove the Red Green reference!

[@gerryhemmer1573]

I grew up on an island in south Florida which had a lot of tourist in the winter, many which were from NJ, and I hate to say it, but most were obnoxious and extremely rude. Didn't realize that was normal for that state. Sorry you had to experience that behaviour.

[@EndlessRVing]

@@gerryhemmer1573 yes it’s unfortunate and one of the many reasons we will be leaving.

[@toddtonis]

These campsite reviews are a public service as long as you keep it honest and not personal. You did that. Thanks.

[@EndlessRVing]

Always!

[@tracyjohnstoncaruso6065]

I love when I walk into a campground after days and hours of travel to be greeted with a smile and a friendly welcome! But it seems like it's so rare these days. I recently had a wonderful experience walking into the door of a new campground. When that happens, I always leave them a very positive review and mention the worker by name.

[@janetfolkerts5827]

Common sense in the human trait is that EVERYONE appreciates a friendly welcome and being appreciated for what they are about to receive .

[@mikeryan6277]

Spent 38 years in a very customer service industry and the one saying that I heard no matter the company I worked for was “ you only get one chance to make a first impression “

[@EndlessRVing]

Spot on. 👍

[@lewisbale1]

Yep

[@mattnessB72]

I've dreamt of owning a campground for many years. I often go over in my head how I would handle customer service, and you are spot on with your comments on how someone greets you. "Welcome. How was your trip? What can we do to make your stay here an exceptional experience?" Not over the top, fake, enthusiasm but instead genuine hospitality. It cost owners nothing yet gains a positive stay.

[@lonab324]

For me, a positive greeting upon arrival is important, especially after a long travel day. We recently stayed at a rather pricey WI rv park. The park in general was fantastic-no complaints with anything-EXCEPT the check in process. The employee who came to the desk gave no greeting, went straight to asking for our name, completed the check in and handed me the receipt and paperwork, told me we’d take ourselves to the site, and walked away. How difficult is it to be welcoming and show appreciation for our business?

[@EndlessRVing]

Exactly. Not difficult. Thanks for sharing!

[@janetfolkerts5827]

Poor management, sadly, financially to all concerned, it will be costly.

[@FourMaxK1]

You guys are very diplomatic and so far, have not been sarcastic as I would've been. Good job!

[@dianen6638]

I totally understand how you feel. Being professional and courteous is what I expect when I’m paying for a service.

[@tamo9520]

That owner already set the mood upon arrival for the entire quiet, monotone & mundane atmosphere that the entire campground gave off. Now, if you want the peace, quiet & solitude . . . . perfect! But definitely not for that price! 🤔

[@EndlessRVing]

Exactly. 👍

[@JustMe-pn6xw]

We stayed at a campground in Stoner (Delores) Colorado where customer service was just the opposite. Asked our first names introduced himself, shook hands, then a few hours later knocked on our door with a welcome package that included cookies, coffee, and fresh eggs. Campground itself the sites are close, especially backing up to the creek; however, each campsite had a grill with propane, a wood loveseat, a fire pit with wood stacked up for your use, and a propane lantern. The showers are clean, and the owner provides free laundromat. No pool. Dogs welcome. Every weekend they have music. And yes, with the name smoking is permitted on your site but not around children or those (I assumed) we’re restricted from being around it. I would recommend to anyone passing through.

[@EndlessRVing]

That’s a great owner

[@norbertlewandowski6035]

For $94 a night, you should have a proper picnic table and a sparkling clean pool.

[@Priscí-b2y]

I like it when I can smell the chlorine in my public pool. Keep the germs out!

[@deborahshallin5843]

@@Priscí-b2y oh no honey, being able to smell chlorine only means that there’s a lot of pee in that pool. Not kidding either.”Chloramines A reaction between the urea in urine and chlorine that produces chloramines, which can irritate the eyes and lungs. Chloramines are also responsible for the "swimming pool odor"

[@RickC77]

Just wow. Can’t believe this. You are 100% correct. If you are paying a premium, you should get one.

[@robertfirth9431]

Love your honesty on the campground reviews. Great review Izzy & MJ

[@southernadventuresofficial]

No cell service is all about camping folks. Been camping 35+ Years and wifi & cell service should be last of people's concerns. Nature and enjoying time with family should be the top priority.

[@EndlessRVing]

People travel in different ways. MANY people work from the road and need good cell service to make a living.

[@patriciaandedwardtroike1650]

My wife and I watched this review with great interest . Apparently not much has changed at this campground in the past 25 years. We stayed there once with our family and decided to never go back. Our stay was so odd and bad that we still referred to it when rating other campgrounds, as in "it is not as bad as Indian Rock was". By the way the water connection at our site broke off completely as we were getting ready to leave and water was spraying everywhere.

[@EndlessRVing]

It’s a shame they haven’t made any attempt to improve. :/

[@tennesseeterri]

Gee, let me guess. They tried to blame you for the damage.

[@ronaldohagenow1467]

I’ve been camping for over 60 years I bought my first RV 55 years ago I’ve had 31 since then! In 1987 on our honeymoon in Canada, we stopped at a campground at Prince Edward Island. As soon as we drove up it looked like the backwoods of Alabama campers with tarps on them cars up on blocks and logs, the office look very nice I like have an office but there was trash on the front porch we were inside there were people smoking it was disgusting. How can we help you? I said well I’m gonna stand out here on the porch because I don’t want to die of asphyxiation, I looked at my wife she looked at me. He says we’re out of here. We drove down the road about 20 miles. Find another campground. Very nice now current day are used to camp in Vermont Newfane, Vermont to be exact. There’s a campground there call Kenolie campground when the father and mother Ranett it was pristine. Everything was so well-maintained then as is the case, the parents have the children come in campground goes to hell and there is nothing there, but people that live in camp first that the owner owns and sells them to the poor indigent people at state aid, and when they can’t afford the rent he takes the camper. They’re homeless and the cycle continues, the rudest most arrogant owners worse than your experience worse and the campers nothing but a bunch of drunks drug dealers and let’s throw some prostitutes in there as well. Now let’s talk about the owner son got arrested for raping girls there that’s when I decided that’s it. We are done. If ever you come up to Vermont check it out it’s north of Brattleboro.

[@lisabeare2366]

I always love your reviews..very honest. Your list of must haves is the best. Thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@borabora4480]

Regardless of pricepoint, there is no excuse to be rude to anyone. Rich/poor be considerate, kind and polite.

[@EndlessRVing]

100% agree!

[@TonyBar323]

I’m from Missouri and I just got done staying in an RV park in Wisconsin for a week. In Missouri if you pull a trailer or camper etc you don’t need a back license plate. Instead of asking me why I didn’t have a back plate the owner called the police. So at 9:30 at night I had the police at my camper asking why I didn’t have a back plate! I guess they thought I was hiding from the law???

[@borabora4480]

Very thoughtful host

[@raoulroberts2024]

Wow! That was extreme! I'm so sorry you experienced that.

[@TonyBar323]

@@raoulroberts2024 in her defense I guess it’s better safe than sorry

[@livinglifeontheedgechaos.1957]

Odd cause Wisconsin doesn't require plate at all on trailers or campers

[@TonyBar323]

@@livinglifeontheedgechaos.1957 the missing plate was on the back of my pickup

[@nhbomar]

Being nice and welcoming costs that business owner nothing. Sounds like she doesn't want to be in the campground business anymore.

[@johnccman9547]

A big reason why businesses go under poor attitudes and zero customer etiquette. Attitudes like that are totally unacceptable. I feel your frustration. Thanks again

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for watching.

[@gailjohnson6670]

Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.

[@EndlessRVing]

Same to you!

[@WhiteWave88]

As a campground owner, nice that you read the rules. Most people don't read the rules. 😅😂

[@peggylamb4043]

We left Jersey 20 yrs ago. Best thing we did.

[@EndlessRVing]

We’ll be following soon.

[@lauraallender3903]

100% you're not a "Karen"! It's clear from the video this campgound isn't worth the price. And that owner should be ashamed of herself! Anyone can have a bad day now & then but consistently bad reviews say this is her normal behavior. We won't go there!

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Thanks for chiming in!

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[@alsch8436]

I have encountered this lower than poor quality customer service as well as sub-par CG quality before. The insult added to injury is that they are unreasonably high priced! this is why I tend to either boondock or utilize Harvest Host, Boondockers Welcome, or stay overnight at free locations. I am glad to see your honest impressions of this low class and high priced crappy CG. I would rather put my money into my gas tank or at restaurants that I can benefit from than into the wallets of greedy low class CG owners! I have encountered good CGs that charge $40 or less! Keep up the good reporting!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks!

[@davehallock3102]

We once stayed at a campground where the staff drove around at 10 pm telling everyone to put out their campfires for the night. They made another loop around soon after and if you didn't have your fire out they drove the bucket loader to the lake, scooped up a bucket of water and dumped it over your fire right then and there. You had to see it to believe it.

[@Dronerangerspro]

Absolutely unacceptable. I am surprised you even stayed at all. Hope everyone leaves reviews like others have so we know about these places and avoid them.

[@jkentsan]

We can relate to your experience. Maintenance is key and usually relates to management. Further, a pet peeve of mine is when the campground uses the word resort in their name. Most times the campground is anything but a resort. After leaving NIRVC we stayed at a nice campground near Chattanooga but upon check in, the lady didn't hesitate to tell us that if we didn't obey the rules, we would be evicted. What? I'd never heard such a "threat" at a campground before. Fortunately it was just that person, other workers were very pleasant. You are so right about how you say it rather than what you say.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing!

[@hotelboz]

Yes, $94 is too much for this campground. The Northeast is expensive, and not RV friendly. Too many people and too much traffic. But we enjoyed our time there as there is so much history and interesting places to visit. We would like to visit DC, Maine, and the Great New York Fair again.

[@dianeoczkowski4808]

Thanks for your input as always. It sounds like it is a 'take it or leave it' situation, not conducive for repeat business. From the looks of the grounds, there appears to be a lack of accountability in their business...along with a shortage of cash flow to get things done.

[@buttercuptaylor7135]

Perception makes all the difference. In Real Estate sales, a small kitchen is described as, "So conveniently appointed, you can cook an entire meal without moving your feet." A run down house is excused when you say, "This home is owned by a young couple with children, and sometimes they have to prioritize their time for the kids." Always find the positive in everything.

[@johnsanford4569]

Poor customer service is becoming standard for everything.

[@stevemurray2737]

Ha Ha! The Rules! Sounds like a “Dear Idiot” Letter!..She probably inherited the Campground. Stuck with it now.

[@SkierBob96]

We are originally from NJ but moved to Utah 14 years ago. We have done 4 cross country trips in our RVs. What we found was campgrounds in the northeast are generally older and smaller than the rest of the country. You should have seen us squeezing our 5th wheel into a campsite in the Poconos! You got to come out west. There are some really nice campgrounds and a lot of new ones as well. Thanks for the review.

[@kathleenbueter1272]

I always enjoy watching your videos. You’re very detailed and thorough in your reviews as well as fair.

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad you like them!

[@buttercuptaylor7135]

"I thought I was dead, but I was just in New Jersey."

[@cindyfrazer4301]

We stayed there about 10 years ago and this review is pretty accurate. We heard while we were that that it used to a great clean well taken care of campground when her dad ran it but has gone down hill since she took over. Not to mention she stuck us in THE most awkward spot just inside the security gate (we had a 32 ft 5th wheel). Luckily my hubby is a good driver and a couple of guys from the site next us helped guide us in (a lot of going forward, going backward, forward, backward to inch ourselves in). We were meeting up with my in-laws at the front gate one day to head out to an activity and the owner wanted to charge my mother in-law $20 just to come to see if we were almost ready to go!! She wasn't staying just wanted to see how much longer we would be. I would not stay there again either but if you are still in there area check out the campbell soup company museum, we saw it driving by but didn't have time to check it out. There is (or was) an AMAZING pizza place nearby I think it was called Enzio's or something like that? I think it began with an E.

[@EndlessRVing]

Wow thanks for sharing!

[@benjaminpettibone4254]

I have traveled East many times (New Jersey, New York, etc) and found that many people seemed rude in general. After several observations, I decided to ask a person from New York why the amount of rude behavior seems to be fairly normal in these particular areas (asking in a polite way) and the answer is simple from their perspective - lots of people from all backgrounds of life just trying to make it through from daily struggles of life. This made sense and the diversity creates a lot of people to be short with others due to fast paced conditions. But here’s what else was mentioned. This person said it isn’t personal nor should it be taken as offensive. It’s simply a way of life with how it is and has been almost since the beginning of the established communities and big city environment that exists in the North East. Basically, just take it as normal behavior and don’t be offended by the demeanor of how and when people say something. After a while, I began to understand what this New Yorker said and now I see it in how it was expressed. In this review, don’t take anything said at the campground or written on the rules page as offensive. It is nothing personal and just go on with your day. The North East is not middle America with normal politeness as we typically see.

[@EndlessRVing]

Probably why the campground was half empty.

[@edwardlooney4147]

You had me laughing several times with such a difficult situation!🤣 Good job!

[@EndlessRVing]

lol thanks

[@ohyeahno16]

I worked for a KOA for a season and let me tell you, YOU ARE NOT A KAREN. The location I worked at was central to great locations and the highway and it was still semi-rural. The camp itself, upon pulling in, is beautiful... but then the little things start and then the big things. And then the prices go up without anything being fixed. It seems most RV parks or campgrounds like KOA or Jellystone aren't in the business for the love of camping and sharing it, they are strictly in it for money. It's sad. The smaller campgrounds that don't have the amenities that the larger parks do care much more about the people that stay there and the grounds, at least in my camping experiences and working experiences in the field (more than just KOA).

[@turnski1]

The new Starlink works awesome Highly recommended.

[@dennisg.7498]

We have a number of campgrounds around southern Wisconsin that have owners like this. They are still busy because it's so hard to get a site on a spur of the moment weekend. It's also impossible to get those high school kids to work during the summer anymore. That's why campgrounds look run down. And ours are almost all over $50 per night.

[@frankschear9500]

The whole town of Jackson has horrible cell and wifi. I've lived in this area for 50 years. I'm glad I saw this video, I was looking to park my trailer there for the season, but chose another one instead. Now I'm glad I did.

[@DFYinformed]

Ha! Welcome to New Jersey!!! Moved here from GA in 2002, and certainly noticed a difference from the state where everyone calls you “honey” or “sweetie” to here. I’m in South Jersey, and must say it’s a bit better in this part of the state; friendliness goes downhill quickly the closer you get to NYC.

[@thecasualrver]

Just got Starlink, the standard Gen 3 kit, with the mobile regional subscription, $150 pre month, but you can pause it when not using it. It's an incredible system, I don't think even in that campground Starlink would have any problem. I'm a big KOA fan, when we are on the road going to our end destination, we will stay at KOA Journey's or KOA Holidays campgrounds, every KOA campground has been very consistent, clean and the staff has always been friendly throughout the US, this year we have stayed at 9 KOA's.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing the Starlink solution John. It’s something we will probably get in the near future. I just need some time to figure out the roof mounting and if it’s worth the time as we may not be in Nelly much longer.

[@angieb6715]

I agree with you - unacceptable. Safe travels!!

[@LoJo62]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion…loved it!❤️

[@patrickosborne9766]

Usually when I go to a campground that has a list of rules a mile long I make a big uturn in my motorhome and leave.

[@Bamabchgrl]

Starlink is AMAZING and even with trees Ive never had a problem.

[@Jerseygrl1224]

I am originally from Jersey and I couldn’t wait to move south. People from Jersey are nice people deep down inside but I think the fast pace of life, the commute by car to work is bumper to bumper but you are all doing 70 mph. Yes some hate their jobs and don’t give a crap about anyone but themselves. But, in days gone by it wasn’t like that.

[@debbyschweighardt5810]

I am staying at Sun Retreats in Barnegat, Ocean County, NJ. Yes, the closer you get to the Jersey shore, the more expensive the camping price. We are close to Long Beach Island. We have a honey dipper truck that comes around, or you can dump on your way out. No laundry, small pool, lots of activities. Where were you? Our campground is clean. Wish you had stayed here.

[@Tom.and.Missy.Northam]

I'm with you. We always try to be nice. When you meet people, espically checking in, you expect them to be excited for you to come and vacation at their place. I love it when I get to joke and carry on with the person behind the desk. Very disappointing that they don't like what they do. Great review, you could tell you were trying to find the good side to the campground..

[@EndlessRVing]

Place could be great with different management.

[@Tom.and.Missy.Northam]

@@EndlessRVing sun outdoors...

[@sherriweber7105]

Hi Tom and Missy Northam! Hope all is well with you!

[@Tom.and.Missy.Northam]

@@sherriweber7105 good morning!! All good here!!

[@keliblum6591]

Hi, I stayed at this campground for few months several years ago maybe like eight or 10 years ago and everything seems exactly the same. It doesn’t seem like they will ever change anything because it looks and sounds just like when I was there. I will never stay at that campground again.

[@tinae9276]

Agree. I would have been so turned off by the check in interaction it would have to be top notch maintenance and cleaning to break even for me. Not worth the price.

[@jonsepulveda1]

Totally reasonable perspective you guys have here. It’s disappointing to see campgrounds with “great bones” just flounder. I bet you would have even been ok paying a little more if the issues you experienced weren’t present.

[@georgedruin1058]

When an owner or manager talks to me like he is doing me a favor just by his presence, i.e., bad attitude. I have a response I use quite often. I ask if their dog just died. They usually get the hint. This did bite me one time (no pun intended). I asked the lady if her dog just died and she told me yes. Felt pretty badly about that. But I did apologize. I have been a dog owner all my life and I can relate. Anyway, I agree, there is usually no reason for people to have that holier than thou attitude.

[@quiltalong2]

If this one was not your cup of tea....I would suggest that you avoid Sarasota Sun Outdoors in Sarasota, FL. We experienced the same thing. Sarasota Sun outdoors is off our list.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing

[@Hugo-Hernandez]

I went to NJ for a couple days back in 2008. I feel like every business we went to, had the same attitude. They acted like they were doing you a favor.

[@EndlessRVing]

Such a shame

[@peggyr2181]

Possibly the owner set the energy for your stay in her attitude. Way too much money given the lack of a welcoming attitude and lack of upkeep. Thank you for your very fair evaluation.

[@mlobb9096]

Checkout the 1 star reviews for Santa Rosa Campground and RV park. I mistakenly saw 4 stars and thought it would be alright for a few hours of sleep but after we arrived and experienced the owner I was sorry I didn’t dig deeper into the written reviews. It truly is like something out of a horror movie and judging from the dates of the reviews it’s been going on for many, many years. Not sure how they stay in business.

[@coastrnut]

When I visit Six Flags Great Adventure - the campground I have stayed at in the past, and had a really great stay is Timberland Lake Campground - which is the closest campground to Six Flags Great Adventure - literally just 3 miles from Six Flags Great Adventure. The staff is great - the campground is great. If you have kids - the campground is very kid friendly - with lots of activities for the kids! The only thing - is this campground is very popular - and gets book up - fast! So - if you are thinking of going - make sure you make reservations! -- also - on the plus side - I use Travlfi for my internet - which hooks up to any of the 3 major services with the closest signal - and I never had an issue with getting cell service with Travlfi while at Timberland Lake. I did stay once at the campground you guys are reviewing - Indian Rock RV Park and Campground. Indian Rock was an 'ok' campground - but, to me, it wasn't as nice or as friendly and kept up as Timberland Lake! And - with Travelfi - I did have some issues staying connected - so, I do agree - the cell service there isn't all that great. So - next time in the area - or for anyone looking in the Jackson NJ area to camp - give Timberland Lake Campground a try!!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for the tip

[@Followyourdreams_1]

Sounds like they get a lot of New Yorkers there. It’s the New York attitude. Also the price is reflective of New York pricing. We live in Cape May county. We stayed at a local state park campground. The fee was 30.00 for an electric and water site. The amenities were few. Bath houses, play grounds, dump station and a lake for swimming, boating and fishing. Plenty of bike/ hiking paths.

[@jenstevens7434]

So sad that somebody runs their business like this. I’ve been following you guys for a while and you always give the benefit of the doubt. Plus, her snarky attitude gives Jersey a bad rap and I’m a proud Jersey girl.

[@EndlessRVing]

Very true.

[@lizcort5047]

Welcome to NJ R I'd like to say the attitude you got was unusual but it is NJ. Now before anyone gets their knickers in a knot, we are born & lived in NJ all our lives. We recently escaped Everything you mentioned is New Jersey. Sad, and why we left. If you ever travel through again, consider the cape May NJ campgrounds.

[@EndlessRVing]

We just stayed in a Cape May campground this past weekend. 😊

[@sherylshupel]

Thanks for the Review - I live in the Trenton area and am always looking for places near by - I've seen this campground on Campendium and Google and never stayed based on the reviews. Well, and the rates were pretty high. I tend to go to Turkey Swamp or Alaire State Park if I want something fairly local.

[@EndlessRVing]

We liked Turkey Swamp.

[@Bamabchgrl]

Customer service has gone to crap these days. I noticed it started around 2010 where people just started feeling like it was ok to just be ugly to others. For the price I completely agree with y’all..

[@maggiemayhem5079]

So those non-dairy creamer concoctions that I have never used would have been better than heavy cream to to absorb the benefits of that acid?! I'll be getting some almind milk today! Thanks Dr. Joe!

[@nanlindstrom8352]

I agree with everything you have stated. For that much $, you don’t expect what you have observed. And their customer service skills….well, they definitely need to take some classes along with etiquette classes when dealing with the public. It sounds as if the woman behind the desk is tired of owning or working here and being run down, do you think the owners may be selling soon?

[@1stTrickiwoo]

The strangest rule we ever encountered: A mobile RV service call took us to a campground unfamiliar to us. Going into the office, we exchanged glances when we noticed a sign behind the counter that said, "No overt sexual behavior in the pool." That service call landed us in a " clothing optional" campground! Fastest service call ever, we worked like a NASCAR pit crew!

[@johnlynch5221]

Yes. As a Xerox tech I did a call at a nature conservatory. So, you think you're going to some place where they hug trees and talk to squirrels. NO. The gate opens and OMG!!people are standing there stark raving naked! Also, they expected me to take my close off too. Like you fastest service call.

[@BlueGiraffes01]

I used to work customer service - nationwide- in the 90s.. NJ is top 3 in rudeness.

[@donaldreed1344]

Sad part there are quite a few campgrounds like this always wonder how the stay in business thanks another great video save travels.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for watching!

[@DSCSF52]

Campgrounds with permanent or seasnoal sites creep me out and I won't stay at them if I don't have too, especially when they look run down like that one! 😵 And those picnic tables!! 😯

[@sdanton]

Guys: I actually was laughing at MJ’s caricature of the owner. Frankly, keep your reviews, please. Good bad or whatever, keep going! Hope to say hello to you both again at Hershey.

[@rpzieg]

Oh my gosh!!! I just watched your video "Trigger Warning: This Video Is Brutally Honest and Unfiltered!" where someone criticized you for walking like you're connected at the hip!! I'm laughing my head off because it DOES look like you're connected at the hip in this video!! You guys, are great (even if you're from New Jersey!). Are you from New Jersey??

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes from Jersey

[@johnmartin8473]

Love the channel.. love the LU gear as well! My wife and I are getting Doctorates there (well she just finished, and I'm a couple months from finishing). We also have a daughter that is a senior and in marching band. If you're ever at a game would love to say hi.. we're planning on hitting a couple at least this season. ;)

[@EndlessRVing]

Awesome!

[@AmericaFirst777]

I'm with the both of you 100%

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you for watching!

[@patriciablad6116]

I agree with you, to high price and broken picnic tables at site's not acceptable it could be a well groomed place with alittle effort, and general maintenance, maybe some landscaping of flowers, one good thing is Level site's, that's what we look for, with our 36ft class A. Easy Leveling 😊, thank you for your honest review. GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOUR TRAVELS 😊❤

[@WillLlamas]

This was a funny video, so laugh! I liked 👍🏽 so, respect my decision! That was my impression of the park supervisor.

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@MaryLaRue-k8e]

I agree with you. I just went to one that we had to make a late day reservation for in Show Low, AZ. It appeared the campsites were mostly long term residents and they make most of their money from one night stays. It was a pretty campground in the forest. Camping spaces sandwiched like fish packed in a tin can. Electric only and no restroom anywhere. No picnic table and nothing else but a fairly level gravel area to park. The lack of a picnic table and lack of a restroom was a deal breaker for ever returning to this particular campground. I can be happy without a lot of things and return to a place as long as it has a picnic table, the lack of a restroom was a big problem for my guest. And that, no picnic table and no one there to get any help from, cost $75 for one night.. The campground in Waddell,AZ we stayed at two nights before was a county campground and had a nice picnic table, fire ring and a bathroom close enough to be convenient. Our stay was late July so it was hot in the county campground. One I'll go to in cooler weather for sure.

[@justinetaylor8779]

I agree with you 100% so sad it does look like a nice place if they would up keep

[@seamaster9697]

Ritz Carlton, Four Season, Waldorf Astoria, ? O' wait a minute its a dirt patch in the middle of miseryville.

[@WhiteWave88]

NJ minimum wage is over $15/hr. Going to cost at least 3x that much to get skilled laborer (maintenance personnel). Looks like owner couldn't get the desk help to show up to take care of Guests. They were probably off playing on their phones somewhere. The Owners are getting really tired, paying the help, and then having to do their job too. 😢

[@sherriweber7105]

The same here. Just really windy here in Nevada.

[@deerinmyyard8430]

The check-in story is hilarious! Charging extra for "more people" is ridiculous.

[@EndlessRVing]

Right?

[@dougdoris8622]

I can’t imagine how they can justify charging those rates and especially nine dollars for an extra person. Great review.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks!

[@stacietraube4926]

Hey, creful with the “she was Jersey through and through” 😮. I do agree Central Jersey needs better camping.

[@nancy27c]

That's outrageous!

[@c.p.1688]

Spot on!

[@dawntaylor8660]

I thought the park we live in was bad about nickel and diming every single thing That place sounds like this park It could be an awesome spot if it were well maintained and staffed well Our current manager here is awesome She's super nice and very helpful if there are any issues

[@Class_C_Explorers]

Sounds expensive, esp. considering it looks pretty run down. Having a rule telling campers not to take anything from empty sites is OK though these days, we had a staked down yard mat and a water hose stolen from our campsite this year when we took our dog to the vet.

[@jerryselvey1260]

I love inexpensive campgrounds, good Sam and KOA, although we are just staying for one night and moving on unless something goes awry.

[@keithDaBest]

Karen & Ken - and nope, I don't feel yall being Karens. but it definitely makes me glad I have ONLY ever stayed at Fla State Parks. Dad who travels with 3 kids and a dog, not happy about charging for over 2 guests. ESPECIALLY kids!!

[@pattyolson3842]

I don't think you are being too harsh. Make sure you add a review, so they get the message.

[@FarmWifeGoodLife]

I had a similar experience at Moose River RV in St. Johnsbury Vermont… not to mention other very disturbing things…

[@FarmWifeGoodLife]

Would explain more but you can check out my reviews on their various reviews of the campground. One of which the owner responded and I replied back

[@femalism1715]

The Eggplant Parm was fantastic! Best I've ever made! Thanks for the recipe!

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad to hear it will get better the more you make it!!

[@Bigheartrolling]

Will that Release work in Airstreams also?? That looked great. Thanks!!Camp Hosts and Owners can make or break the stay!

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes it will