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"A family favorite. Something for every age group. Large pool, good kiddie pool. New much safer playground. Planned activities every weekend - dance every Saturday night. Theme weekends fun & friendly. Participation encouraged, but it is just as easy to be left alone. Family owned and operated. Owners live both in campground and across the street. Personal pride shows everywhere. Many pull thru sites in the 'field' area. Heavily wooded area difficult for larger rigs. Rental trailers large and comfortable. Two bathouses cleaned at least twice a day. Good mix of seasonals and weekenders. All seem to get along well. Special 'deals' for regulars (VIP club) but others made to feel welcome. Convenient snack bar on site - old fashioned soda fountain. Good camp store and on-site repairs possible. Close to Atlantic City and the ocean. Shuttle service ($) to AC available. We camped here in a Travel Trailer in 2002." |
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" This is truly a family campground. The owners even live at the campground. A new,safe playground and large pool with a lifeguard present most days speak to the concern the owners have for their campers' safety. There are controlled entrances that also provide for security. The field campsites are all pull-thru and convenient for even the largest rigs. The sites in the wooded areas are harder to access. There are many planned activities for the entire family and theme weekends from May through October. There are many seasonals but as a weekender we were made to feel very welcome and were able to become involved with them. There is a well stocked camp store and one of the owners did impressive repairs on our rig while we were there. Inside the campstore is a newly remodeled, old-fashioned soda fountain and grill. The campground provides transportation to Atlantic City (for a fee) and is about 1/2 hour from the ocean. We camped here in September, 2003. We camped here in a Travel Trailer in 2003. " |
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" A wonderful campground! It's a great park for families - new, safe playground and excellent pool area. There are planned activities every weekend, and often during the week in the summer. There are many large sites in the field area, which has some shade. The sites in woods less easily accessable for large rigs, but great for pop ups. Bath houses are cleaned several times a day during busy season. The camp store includes an old fashioned soda fountain - burgers, hotdogs, pizza and ice cream cones! The owners live on the property - their pride shows everywhere. There is a good stock of RV materials. Seemed like about 1/2 sites were seasonal, but everyone was friendly. My family (2 adults, a teenager and 2 younger kids) all had a great time for a week in August. The ocean is a short ride away, and campground will transport to Atlantic City Casinos for a nominal fee. Only drawback we could notice was that the shower rooms in the bathouses could use individual curtains for changing area. Other than that, no problems or complaints! We will definitely use this as our 'home base' next time we visit the area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer in 2003. " |
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" Have camped here for many years and have always thoroughly enjoyed our visits. While there last week we were told that this campground has just been sold by the family who operated it for over 30 years. The buyers are a corporation that owns a number of other campgrounds along the East Coast. Don't know what changes may come as a result of this change in ownership. One of the things that always made Blueberry Hill one of our favorite CGs was the personal attention paid to each camper by the previous owners. There is a couple now who are the CG Managers who live in the campground. We were told that all of the former employees will be retained (that's both good and bad!!). We'll have to see if any major changes take place. We camped here in a Travel Trailer in April 2005. " |
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"We just returned from our first visit to this area. We were told by seasonals that there was new ownership and a number of changes have taken place. One that affected our plans was the end of shuttle service to the casinos. We decided not to do AC after we found out we would have to drive our motorhome to the casino. There is no public transportation to AC except by very expensive taxi. Some kids at the pool complained that there wasn't a diving board anymore (the pool guy said it had to do with the insurance company's rules). The people in the office were pleasant and helpful. The cafe had really good food, reasonably priced. Our pull-thru site in the 'field' was long enough and wide enough for our 40' rig with 3 slides. The bathhouse was clean. The pool is large and very clean. No lifeguard on duty, but an adult 'pool monitor' who checked the chemicals so often it became a joke to us. Nice hot tub only for adults. There seems to be a number of planned activities for all age groups as well as dances most weekends. It looked like everyone was very busy cleaning up everywhere and everything. New owners, new attitude, I guess. The biggest negative is the campgrounds roads. They are dirt (manager said the state won't let them be paved - something about pinelands rules) and badly rutted. Better drive very slowly or you'll need a chiropractor! We'll stay here again if you come back to the area, as long as we don't plan to gamble. We camped here in a Motorhome in June 2005. ." |
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" While we were there the pool wasn't open when it was supposed to be (on the hottest days of the summer) and the bathrooms weren't as clean as they should have been. Not terrible, just messy. There was trouble with the electricity too. Maybe it was because it was so hot and so many were using their AC units, or maybe it was inadequate wiring in the park (some of the people at the pool - after it finally opened - said 'brown outs' happened a lot. There is cable TV, but it only has about 12 channels and it went out during a storm last night, and one channel still doesn't work. The people in the office didn't seem to know much when we asked about the pool hours and the TV. Not close enough to Atlantic City to take a taxi and no buses around. The pool is big and the kids had fun after it finally opened. Liked the food in the cafe. We won't go back. We camped here in a Motorhome in August 2005 " |
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"I think this is a great campground because they have friendly campers and a great pool. There is a new cook in the cafe who makes great breakfasts. It's easy to get to from the Garden State Parkway, but located in the woods so there's very little road noise. Some sites are big enough for the biggest rigs. It's located about 15 miles from Atlantic City and just as close to ocean beaches." |
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