Candy Hill Campground

"The overall campground it’s self was in a nice location and the grounds itself were for the most part well maintained. Spots were small and a bit precarious but nice The reason we gave 3 stars was the many “laws” and regulations here that leads to many subsequent fees. They are already a bit pricey even for long term stays, but every time myself and the kids would visit, they kids were considered guests and we were charged an extra $10 a day that they were there. Both our kids are 3 and under. We have a Tesla, when we went away for a few days we asked if we could leave the car plugged into the shore power while we were gone and were told it would be $15 a day it was plugged in, so we decided to plug it into the 110 outlet on the side of our RV instead and they came and unplugged it without communicating with us first. They tried to explain to us about the volatility of charging the car to my husband who is an electrician by trade. We did feel safe and comfortable having the RV there for long periods even if we were not there. The maintenance staff were so kind and helpful and were really helpful when prepping for winter. The camp store was amazing! Rivals any major camping store for sure."

"We stayed here for a week while we were in the area vacationing. We were greeted with a smile and received information for the area. Escorted to our site and helped us back in our camper. Sites were nice and large and pretty level. There was even an extra spot to park our truck. Nice and large dog park and clean laundry room on site. All staff we had contact with were friendly. Definitely would stay here again."

"This campground is well located right off the highway. I did not enjoy the vibe of the people checking us in. I was not allowed to pay our remaining reservation fees until my husband was visually located on the campground, which I found to be annoying. Additionally I have a newborn and joked when checking in, not that it counts and the person checking me in said oh yes it does and we got charged an extra $10 a day. Totally understand that is their rule but find it in poor taste to charge for an infant. There is a playground but it is extremely dated. With the amount of money I imagine they make they could certainly spend some money to update it. The store was nice. My kids enjoyed the game room but several things were not working or ate our quarters. Overall it was as advertised but I would not stay again. Sites were close to together but well kept."

"We needed a spot for the night and they had availability for our 42ft Class A. What a pleasant experience! We wished we could stay longer. Small, very clean campground with a well stocked camp store, friendly people and you can buy fresh eggs from the chickens in a pretty coup outside! Site was on a hill but very level. They charge a little extra for faster wifi but we had 4 solid bars on our T-mobile cell phones. Would definitely come back!"

"Great weekend at Candy Hill Campground. Staff was kind, the Trolley ride was a blast and the place is well groomed. We didn't use the pool but it was spotless. Didn't use bathhouse (few people do because we have our own facilities). Staff maintained order to a sold out park. Odd seeing so many negative posts. I note some people admit they didn't even stay there but gave it a one rating. I am thinking someone has an axe to grind and got their friends to run down the rating. If it was really such a bad place, why is there a full house and waiting list? And complain it's next to a noisy road - uh, do you expect them to move the highway? Look at Google map, know where you're going next time. If you can't be kind, then be quiet."