I had other plans with a larger group to camp this past weekend but unfortunately, most of them got COVID and had to cancel last minute. With my heart still set on getting at least one camping weekend out of this season, I decided to just Google best campgrounds near me and Two Rivers came up as one of the top results. The forecast looked good and we already had everything we needed so we booked a riverfront campsite (M26) and set off.
Staff are incredibly welcoming, you are given a map and gate card key and then escorted to your campsite by staff on an ATV. Our escort had extra wood on hand so we didn't have to go back up to the store to get set up in that regard. The view from our site was incredible, the site it self was mostly level, clean, and well kept. Each site (at least with electric) has a lamp on the site marker/electric hookup, which I thought was a very nice touch, we didn't even need flashlights to get to the bathroom (though they aren't terribly bright, they at least provide enough light to see if you're going to run into things and provide a path). The bathrooms were very clean, one of the cleanest I've seen at a campground. We didn't check out the showers during this visit. We were impressed with the amenities (though most were inaccessible as it was after Labor Day) which included 2 swimming pools, tubing with a private dock and shuttles back to the start, a "wiggle train" for the kiddos, jump pad, shuffleboard, dog park, and likely more I'm forgetting. The campground also offers delivery of wood, ice, and some prepared snacks.
This campground is just under half an hour from Milk & Honey Cidery in Cold Spring, one of my favorite ciders. We brought our dog with us during the day while we were camping and it was the perfect way to kill a few hours and continue to appreciate the outdoors.
As we were packing up to head home I booked our next stay in May in a site just a few down from where we were this time. I hope to make this an annual trip at least, very impressed with our first stay. Thank you Two Rivers for a wonderful weekend - it was my husband's first camping trip since boy scouts nearly 30 years ago, and it was so positive he's actually looking forward to the next trip!