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Located 1/4 mile South of U.S. Route 30, on State Route 575. From the North: Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 44. Take a right at the end of ramp, then go 4 miles on Route 575 South (past Stockton State College) to campground on left side of road. From the South: Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 38A (the Atlantic City Expressway). Take the Atlantic City Expressway West to Exit 12, then go miles on Route 575 North to campground on right side of road. From Philadelphia: Take the Atlantic City Expressway to Exit 12, then go miles on Route 575 North to campground on right side of road.
This camp had a nice clean pool, and plenty of trees. Seems more like what I would expect from a much more rural campground. Campground was quiet, nice shady spots.
However, they are NOT 10 minutes from the boardwalk as their website claims. 30 minutes, without traffic. Also the sites are not concrete, but some do have a concrete pad for the picnic table. Also, they are adjacent to the Atlantic City airport. Not a busy airport, but it also houses a Reserve Air Force unit, so you may get to listen to F16s and C5s taking off very early, or late at night. Also since it's a small park there aren't many spaces to walk your dog.
Couldn't decide between 3 and 4 stars, so we gave them 4.
We enjoyed our month long stay here in June. If you are looking for a fancy RV resort, this is not the place for you. This is a small casual RV park. Noise from the nearby airport did not bother us. The park filled up on the weekends and occasionally people played their music a little too loud but overall, it was not bad. There was a mix of older people (like us) and families in the park. The staff members were friendly and a couple guys were always mowing, cleaning the pool, etc. We did not use the pool but it looked nice and I saw many people enjoying it. The bathrooms, showers, and laundry room were clean. Our site was level. My only (minor) complaint would be that the part of our site where we had to park our Jeep got pretty muddy when it rained because the gravel didn't extend all the way from our camper to the road. I don't think this is an issue with all sites, though. The RV park is in a good location. There are restaurants, breweries, and shopping nearby. We would definitely stay here again.
Kinda rude over the phone, gave a call, left a voice mail and was called back, dude seemed annoyed when I initially picked up (and clearly didn't listen to the voice message before calling back) then got even more annoyed when explaining that our camper was "too old" and "I don't let people live here" (
Rented a yurt a-3. Loved it loved the distance to the bathhouse. They were very clean until the neighbors started using it but not the parks fault. Everyone was so friendly and even understanding I can not eat much and so they let me pay kids price for the hamburger hot dog dinner. Pool was nice. Any bad comments have nothing to do with the people or the park it's a noisy area so if you want camping with no noise at all like traffic this isn't for you. If you don't mind some airplanes and traffic you will do great. Can't wait to return.
OK...some fellow campers and I camped at Pomona Campground for several days from 10/18 - 10/21. It was booked randomly because of proximity to Atlantic City. The pictures were a little deceptive. I will start with the positives...the staff were super nice and helpful. The bathrooms were very clean...there were two...one was private and the other had multiple stalls and showers...both very clean. The pool was closed due to the season, but it looked quite small. The sites were disappointing. My site was generally level, but the others were not. Also, there were mostly seasonal/long term campers which gave it a trailer park feeling. Campers were only out to walk dogs. Otherwise, no one was outside by the campfire or cooking. I can't say I wouldn't stay there again, but it certainly would be my first choice. It wasn't very pleasing to the eye.
