Not sure who is writing these reviews; it might be those who live here for months at a time. My husband and I stopped for one night on our way to Acadia. We arrived in a storm, and had to knock on the door of the camping host's camper because the camping office was closed. It was 3:00 in the afternoon in July! Because we were only staying one night, I asked if our site was easy to back in. The manager said, "it's in a field, so just pick the one you want." Apparently, the "good sites" are reserved for the seasonal people, and those who are "campers" are directed toward an open field that is lined with power poles. After we chose our site (there were only 4 other campers in the field that could hold 25-30) we went looking for the bath house. We toted our toiletries around the campground until we asked a local where to find it. We were directed to an area behind the rec room area, but then had to go back to our camper to get quarters. A hot shower cost 25 cents for 5 minutes, but according to my husband, his shower costs 50 cents because he couldn't get the first one to work. The mosquitoes were intense! We were never so glad to leave this campground. It was BY FAR the worst we'd ever been to.