Hanna Park Campground

Bill Mansfield

The park is absolutely beautiful. It's been quiet for our stay and the campground host was extremely courteous. The bath house could use some extra attention as the showers were not great clean wise, but it is a campground, not the Marriott. The ocean view was wondrous as was the drive through the park. We stayed in cabin #11 and it was large enough for a queen size air mattress plus our cooler and two chairs. The screened in porch is a very nice touch. Each cabin also has an air conditioner and ceiling fan as well as a broom and dust pan for quick cleanup before you leave.

CustomMinds

We have been to the sister campground Huguenot dozens of times and lucked out this weekend and last minute we reserved a spot for Labor Day weekend. Our first time here. LOVED the privacy in the sites, the canopies of trees, beach was not even a five minute drive. All of the staff were friendly and not overbearing. Our campsite was #97. Not a pull through spot but it is on the corner which was nice. It was a beautiful spot. We will definitely be back. I told my husband that it’s my new favorite campground!!

Boomer Cycles

We absolutely loved this gem of a park & campsite. Happened upon it via Google Maps at the end of a long day on an interstate trip, made the same-day reservation via email that was followed up by a phone call from Kenya, who couldn’t have been more helpful and nicer to an out-of-state newbie. Arrived 15 minutes before the gate closed and immediately appreciated that their hook up pedestals are lighted so that you can see in the pitch black darkness. Awoke the next morning to a jungle-like oasis with great vegetation screening between sites even though they are stacked alongside one another. Appreciated the overhead canopy that kept our RV cooler during the heat of the day. The wildlife, especially at dawn/dusk at the lake, was incredible! Our dog also absolutely loved the hiking trails and the beach (his first seaside experience). All the staff and hosts we encountered were very friendly. All of our neighbors respected quiet hours. And there was a nightly patrol by the security contractor. Water pressure was steady 35-40 psi even on a busy Saturday when the park filled up. Bathrooms are a bit dated, but clean, and got serviced every morning that we were there. I reported to a camp host that 2 showers were not working after an act of vandalism one night, and they were back in service the following morning. In sum, we liked it so much we extended our stay to include the weekend, and can’t wait to come back again

Melissa Mounsey

We really enjoyed all the park has to offer. We rode our ebikes everywhere. Just wish they had more bike racks. No golf carts allowed, which was nice. Our camp site was not big enough to let our awning out completely, but we made it work. Having the lake to go kayaking was extremely nice. It will get you closer to the birds. It was relaxing. They have paddle boats & kayaks you can rent, but we had our own. Make sure to bring those life jackets. We took many ebike rides on the beach. Once in the morning and once at night. Spent time looking for shells, seeing sun sets, & a couple of sun rises. There's a Cuban food truck during the weekend. The food was amazing and so worth the price. There's a general store, a nature center, a couple of play grounds, splash pad, laundry facilities, hiking trails, bike trails, picnic area, picnic tables, grills & a bunch of host if you have issues, which we did not. If family oriented is what you are looking for, then I would highly suggest this camp ground.

The Princess and The Troll

A nice, older park very close to the beach. The campground was in the shade of the maritime hammock. It was noticeably cooler under this canopy. The roads, especially in each row, are two way but very narrow. Take your time as you navigate your way to/from your campsite especially with your RV. The bathhouses were older, but clean. You can walk or drive to the beach, lake, and splash zone. There are several mountain bike loops and a hiker only loop. There was a campground store. There was also a nature center but it was only open on Friday and Saturday from 1:00-4:00 PM. On Saturday and Sunday there was a Cuban food truck next to the campground store. The food was excellent.