Gettysburg Farm RV Campground

Absolutely disappointed with this campground. For this being a Thousand Trails Campground, I would not be happy if I had to pay the actual Thousand Trail membership fee to camp at a place like this. The only thing the campground had going for itself was the land and the location. Pulling in, we had been very impressed with the farm motif and nice swing set. But When we first checked in, the girls were very disorganized, however friendly. There were no lights lighting the way for those who had joined us late at night and trying to set up in the dark. Very few bath houses for a campground that did not have many full site hook ups. In fact, Bathrooms were closed most of the weekend due to septic issues. A staffer had come around on Sunday to ask if we had needed our gray water emptied. However, When we went to the front desk to follow through, the lady had been nasty and said we had to preregister the day before.
When it came time to find a staff personal, you couldn’t easily identify who they were, which makes it extremely difficult when trying to find an answer. Fire rings were basically nothing– two inches high if that! We had to ask for a picnic table and when we finally received one, it was held together by duct tape. Very disappointed in having to pay $ 5.99 a day for wifi for it to not even reach our camp site. The pool was great considering the rest of the campground was decrepit; would have preferred to have seen a life guard on duty. The plumbing in the shower house was horrible– I had to stand in ankle deep water as I showered. The potential was there to make it a great weekend and camping experience, however, many improvements need to be made before we ever consider attending again.

Loved this place the goats roaming around sometimes inside if the kids opened the door, miss buttercup the horned cow, the people were great. Couldn’t ask for better memories

This is a nice campground. Very family oriented with lots of kid activities. It’s a real working farm and it’s great to visit in the spring to see the baby animals. Goats, bunnies, ducks, cow, llamas, donkeys, pigs, peacock, turkeys, alpaca, …you name it. Petting zoo, hayrides. We found it more economical to buy a Thousand Trails membership because we enjoy taking the grandkids here often. The staff is super helpful, in fact I’ve not met any staff who was less than extremely friendly. I would rate it a five but the row of seasonals along the creek can be rowdy on the weekends but as long as you pick a site away from the creek, you’ll enjoy this campground fully.

Been here almost a week now. Really a nice RV park. We come in under Thousand Trails membership. The people here are very nice and informative. The park is well kept, however the tree limbs overhanging the roads do need to be trimmed. Most RV sites are spacious.