Reviews

For Pine Country RV & Camping Resort: Not too welcoming- not honor passport America rate saying have to call a number and preregistration. The number given not in service. So instead of 50% off fee only 10% off which was negated by $4 resort fee- even though nothing open on October 8th. First site not level enough even with levelers moved & notified office. Showers long time to get warm water. My shower had very little pressure. Other shower had ok pressure. Shower area had open area bench with no place to dress/undress in privacy- if open outside door u could be seen from outside too. Re read passport America site for them with NO mention of need to make reservation through a different number or even beforehand. Misleading for sure.

Posted Oct 09, 2019 by Kim from Minnesota . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Pine Country RV & Camping Resort: The first thing we noticed upon arrival was a guard tower located near the gate and also a welcome center. Yet we immediately felt decidedly unwelcome as both of these areas were completely devoid of any human presence. A call box said to ring the button for after hours check-ins. I walked down to the office and was informed that guests should press the call button to be buzzed in. Would it kill these people to create a simple sign that informs people what to do? Good grief! We stayed in site CS10 which had zero shade during several 100 degree days. Yikes! The map identified "Bathhouse #3" as being located in our section of the park. I walked over there and it was nowhere to be found. I called the office and was informed that it will be built at some point in the future. Strike three for the inaccurate map! Wifi was decent but it is only available in the clubhouse and not at the sites.

Posted Jul 23, 2019 by Jon W from South Dakota. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Pine Country RV & Camping Resort: Disappointed. The only sites available for non Annual members are gravel sites, squashed together with no trees. The annuals get shade, grass and trees, the regular memberships get a parking lot.

Posted Jul 18, 2019 by Wanderlust from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Pine Country RV & Camping Resort: This is an easy in and out not too far from highway. The back portion is very pretty but tight for a larger rig. We stayed in the front area which seems newly developed and is by a stagnant pond. It is wide open, level and easy to navigate but lacking in any charm. The mosquitoes were horrid. Staff friendly. Nice large pool that we didn’t use and tons of activities. The campground looks to be mostly a weekend destination for families with many trailers parked on lots. Seems to be well managed and maintained.

Posted Sep 22, 2018 by OffIsland from New England . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.