Reviews

Sharon V

Would never stay here again. The pool is not open for the summer and we were not informed of this. They advertise 2 playgrounds and there is only 1. The roads have potholes all over, couldn’t even ride my bike. The gate is constantly up so anyone could come in. The bathrooms are filthy. The fishing ponds are overgrown. Mosquitoes and tics everywhere. They definitely need to spray. The manager never addresses any issues. Don’t waste your money here!!

gavin mclane

3rd year as a seasonal resident here and I couldn’t be more disappointed with the property management company that owns the place. This is the 3rd year in a row that we haven’t had a pool open when it’s supposed to be. This year it appears like we won’t have one all summer. And the management here is trying to blame the delay on us, for questioning the township about permits. It’s poorly lit coking from the street. Dangerous pulling in when towing. The roads are in horrible condition, my kids can’t ride their bikes anymore. Their “fishing” ponds are horribly overgrown and untreated.

Carly Jae

This used to be a family owned and lovingly operated campground, but ever since it was aquired by Thousand Trails it is a run down and disappointing WASTE OF MONEY. Arriving in the dark is very dangerous as there is no light on main road at the turn in. We were not informed in advanced the pool wouldn't be open this summer. Major construction debris lay all over the guest parking lot. They list two playgrounds in the amenities, but there's only one for kids over five. There is no playground equipment for children under 5 not even a baby swing in the playground. NOT INCLUSIVE. NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY. The bath houses are not clean. We came home covered in ticks. Mosquitos are rampant. The ponds are overgrown, the roads are dangerously full of potholes. Often, the gate is left open overnight, meaning no sense of security for guests at all.

Teresa Varhalmi

I am a seasonal camper here. I love having my family and friends down, and of course, our camper friends are like family. The cons ever since Acorn Campground was purchased by Thousand Trails, the campground is like the forgotten stepchild, the roads inside are horrible, and we will not have a pool this year, because they did not do their job and pull the correct permits 2 weeks before Memorial Day. There are no safe fishing ponds FYI. But they keep raising the fees all of us seasonals have a very hard decision to make.

Michael Alaia

Stayed there and loved it! This was our first time there with our new camper. The place is well kept and the bathrooms are beautiful!

Adam Meachum

It was quite and staff was always helpful. My area never got over packed and stayed comfortable.

Craig

We have stayed at Acorn for many years and used to really like it, but something has changed. The campground has been in need of some maintenance and upgrades for a while now, but that's not my main complaint. Sure the roads need some long overdue maintenance and many sites are just a muddy overgrown mess. All of them could use some new stone put down, but in spite of that it's usually quiet, used to be clean and we always liked it. We kept coming back for several years. Not anymore!! It looks like it's now a Thousand Trails campground and is just horrible. We were there for 10 days in August, not once were the bathrooms ever cleaned or touched in that period. They were truly disgusting with plugged up dirty disgusting toilets. It stayed that way from the day we checked in until the day we left. The showers closest to our site never had hot water at all for the entire visit. My wife said the lady's room was similarly disgusting. We ended up using our trailers bathroom and shower much more that we usually do. We left here and booked 2 months, Sept - Oct at another near by campground that had bathrooms and showers that were cleaned daily, paved roads, and clean sites. Acorn can be sure that they will never see us again.

catherine peterson

Awesome, clean the staff goes above and beyond, there is only a few but they keep that campground hopping. The sites are large and well kept, there are a few sites that you can see they have been here for awhile but well kept. The campers there are nice and friendly. I felt very safe and comfortable hated to leave can't wait to go back!

Jen Dambeck

Location of this place is great, but some of the seasonal sites look very run down, and obviously folks have been there for many seasons (decks, landscaping etc.) We have a big travel trailer (38 foot) pulled by a large pickup truck. We were told that their sites could accommodate it. The campsite itself was big enough, but the road to get in was NOT. Many low hanging branches and mature trees right at the curves, it was hard to get our rig into the site, and almost impossible to get out. We didn't complain while we were there because there wasn't anything that they could do to. We won't be going back because our rig is too large. I wish they had said on their website or in the booking process that they could not accommodate large rigs because of the curvy roads and trees. So if you have a large RV and like your paint, look somewhere else. Otherwise it seemed nice. Honestly we were in Cape May for stuff there and only slept in the campground. The playground and pool seemed nice.

Fatal Scar

Changed alot since it has new owners now. It's my last year here. Close to wildwood and capemay