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The owners live on site and are available to help with any needs. The husband helped back us into our site and we had a great conversation. We stayed at a site with a cabana and literally could walk from site into the beach. Full hookups, great camper neighbors, and quality fishing with dolphin and shark sitings. Plenty of seashells to find as well. Such a good spot to camp and enjoy the beach and ocean.
I spent one night. Large, level cement parking pads, convenient full hookups, adjacent to beautiful, nearly empty beach, where I found many pieces of sea glass. Quiet and relaxing. Breeze from the beach kept mosquitoes away. Ray the owner is friendly and helpful. Cash payment. Worth every penny.
They seem to be struggling still from the hurricane. Laura reeked havoc everyone down in it's path. It was still a very strong cat 3 where we are up north. We will be back and I hope many others will also. Let's help get them back to 💯. We love our beaches. They did add many more areas for crabbing, which is a plus for us. We enjoyed collecting shells along the beach and doing a little treasure hunting. I can't wait to get back down there. The food trucks down there had some really good meals let me tell ya that before I leave here. 😋
The Good: This is a very nice campground. Modern hookups and nice level concrete sites. For a beachfront campground, the sites are spacious enough. The real highlight for us was the beach. We biked for 8 miles on the beach and did not see a single person. It’s amazing. The camp host, Brian is a real asset to the campground and the owners. Polite, friendly and informative. This is a remote location. That’s good and bad. You must travel for any type of store or restaurant. But the lack of crowds and the desolate beach made it worthwhile.
The bad: While not controllable by the owners, the mosquito problem here is tremendous. They are ferocious and WILL find their way into your camper, even with everything tight and closed up. I spent all night keeping up with them. Everyone complains about it. This campground calls itself a resort, but they have no accommodation for trash. You must drive more than 1 mile to drop your trash. Hope you have a vehicle to do so. The owners will say it’s your trash you get rid of it. I guess they have never been to other campgrounds. This was a first for me after staying at 100’s of campgrounds.
