King Nummy Trail Campground

Michael D Flath

DO NOT STAY HERE!!! The location appears to have many long term stays-residents. They do not seem to have any minimal standards in terms of tenants requirements for maintaining their sites and or condition of their homes/campers. A shame because there were a few tenants, very few, that had very well kept sites, groomed flower beds and grounds, well maintained homes/campers that were next to run down, neglected homes/campers. Several campers looked abandoned, stacked full with furnishing and surrounded by 2 ft tall weeds. My site was not level and the circuit breaker tripped 3 times during the night with only my A/C and fridge running which made for a poor nights sleep. I reported it before leaving. The lady seemed sincerely apologetic but made no offer to discount a future stay or any compensation. I expressed that I had stayed at another location the last time I was in the area and will go back to that one in the future.

Ray

I used to have a trailer in the Lenape section my sister is still there. The gates never work there’s been a rash of robberies and nothing has been done and it sucks because they built the family back there. They were at my sister’s wedding all the people back there around for holidays. You just can’t pick up and leave family. They know that so they say screw you keep raising prices and do a little more to make your time there enjoyable. Glad I got out

Jeff LoCastro

Was bumped from my original campsite reserved online because it was being taken by a seasonal camper. Was put in a partial hookup when i oredered a full. Price did not change. Half the sites were flooded out during the rain this weekend. The roads were atrocious (pothole city) The dump station is all the way at the rear of the park and difficult to navigate too. Grass was unkempt. Trash from previous site occupants was buried in the grass and I was forced to remove it to be able to setup. Sites have no pads setup nor clear lineage for where the site begins and ends. Sites are extremely unlevel and have massive dips. One of the pools was closed for at least 2 days with no explanation or notice at check-in. Booked through GoodSam and did not recieve my discounted rate. Was Charged for 5 additonal people when we ordered the site for 5 people total. (should have been 3 additional and the staff onsite was unable to do anything to correct it or that we did not end up bringing our dogs.

Rebecca Rathjen

We stayed in one of the cabin rentals over Memorial Day weekend. Overall, it met our basic needs: lights/outlet, AC, and mini fridge in our cabin (even a TV and our own water spigot which was unexpected). However we were disappointed in the lack of maintenance in the campground. At our cabin site we couldn’t use the picnic table/fire pit due to 2 foot tall weeds covering the entire area. This was consistent throughout the entire campground. There is also no where to park your car and also use your cabin site area (no cars are allowed to park along the road), so we literally had to back our car right up to the fire pit to get it off of the road. Had we stayed here before memorial weekend I would have been more understanding, however, we were expecting better upkeep to have begun for the summer season. Our late check in and checkout was extremely convenient and the office even called us before they closed for the day before we arrived to let us know where to find our check in packet. The bathrooms were rather atrocious. Underwear/socks/clothing tags on the ground, numerous toilets unusable, and the shower stalls were filled with hair clumps, razors, abandoned washcloths etc. hand drier in women’s rooms not working, and no paper towels. Only 2 of the 4 soaps dispensers in women’s room worked. Only 1 of 4 soaps dispensers in men’s room worked. We noticed that this is a campground that 90% of the sites are permanent residences. Think “hard sided camper with a single wide trailer park trailer shimmied up next to it.” A lot of gardens and decks built onto peoples campers. 90% of campground guests were smoking cigarettes as well. The “resident” children from about age 4+ ran around and rode their bikes around without adult supervision. (Wasn’t an issue for us, just want to give others an idea of the type of campground this is).

Megan Rose

When it comes to camping I am generally just looking for a place that is quiet and clean. Normally I bring a tent but opted for a cabin this time around since the price was right. I don’t typically spend a lot of time at my campsite as I prefer to spend my days exploring - basically I just need a place where I can sleep and take a hot shower. I thought it was convenient that office personnel left my check-in info in a box located outside the office since I did not check in until after 3pm. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a tv and a refrigerator inside the cabin. I liked that this campground was a short distance from Wildwood, Delaware Bay and Cape May. It was also very easy to find a gas station, grocery stores and restaurants nearby. Unfortunately, the bathrooms were not very clean. Some stalls had no toilet paper, and the hand dryer was broken in the ladies room. Every shower had some trace of the previous user: half smoked cigar, stray hair ties, abandoned loofahs / wash cloths and clumps of hair. There is also only enough parking for one vehicle outside the bath house so I opted to walk, however the grass surrounding the bathrooms was pretty tall which collected moisture and soaked through my sneakers. Also, on my second night the person staying in the camper a few lots over decided to use their weedwacker until 9:30pm illuminated by a head lamp. Despite tranquil hours being posted throughout the campground.