We stayed in a rental unit here in August and decided to come back with our travel trailer in September. Looking around the campground we choose an area that was suited to our liking. We made a reservation for a week long stay and were assigned a site number. Our son decided to bring his travel trailer mid week and join us. Explaining to the staff that he would like to be in the same general area as his parents, he was also assigned a site. Upon arriving, I was informed that because my unit was smaller, I was moved to a site on the other side of the complex. This was also an "Ultra VIP" site. In reality, it was a tiny site composed of dirt, leaves acorns half eaten by squirrels , a moldy picnic table past its prime and a telephone pole in the middle of the entrance. I realize that the "sites are not guaranteed" fine print is in every campground's agreement form but this was done for pure greed. They wanted to fit just one more camper into the area for a weekend so that the site that I was assigned sat empty for most of the week. Being older, walking to our sons campsite was out of the question and driving was not allowed as their strict policy is only one vehicle allowed per campsite. This was a place I thought I might come to often but won't be back as I can't take a chance on this happening again. I will say that the staff was friendly, but it looks like the owners put the dollar above satisfaction.…
We have been coming to Beachcomber for 3 years now. We have ALWAYS had a positive experience. From the wonderful staff on the phones, to our check-in, our site, and service....top notch! Of course COVID has placed some limits on their social activities (as all campgrounds), but they were able to give us a safe, enjoyable weekend! Special shout out to Don, Randy, and Marc. They are always available, professional, courteous, and smiling!! There are many times I come to our camper with just my kids, and I know that I can count on them to help with anything!
They will tell you all the good things about there campground, Dont believe anything they tell you over the phone, get everything in writing. B4 you pay any amount. And bring your contract. I can not believe I am writing this kind of reply for we have stayed in so many campgrounds over so many years. This was the most disapointing. It is a bad year with the covid, but the campground could have done more to make it much better. The name Beachcomber seems fitting because thats all we could do, and swim in the lake. For 300 a night for 4 days we could have found something better this time around.
Not a bad campground for a commercial one. I much prefer State Parks but there are none close to the Jersey shore. We had a premium site which was right on a main drag near the pool. It would have been convenient but the golf carts whizzing by all day were annoying to say the least. The worst thing was the noise. My morning coffee (10AM) was disturbed one day by someone blowing rocks from the driveway with some kind of huge leaf blower. This kept up for over an hour until I complained at the office. The next day a gardner with a hedge trimmer spent over an hour at the same time trimming a hedge. This is primarily a seasonal resort with many permanent units and not a lot of transient ones. I guess that's the reason for the golf carts. Plusses, clean, good location for the Cape May beaches.…
Being new to camping we had alot of questions. Barbara answered all my questions and was fabulous! Her customer service was on point and I give her a 5 star! Everyone go say HI to Barbara and tell her how fabulous she is! Keep up the great work Barbara. We are looking forward to meeting you in person!
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