Hid’n Pines Family Campground

Was here on Labor Day weekend again everything was great 5 stars, people are super nice and accommodating

Great place to camp, very clean and friendly! Sites are pretty good size, great with dogs and kids

Very clean campground and restrooms.
A lot of sites seemed small (those were probably for tent/​pop-​up). Most RV sites seemed less private. Ours was pretty nice though… Probably one of the better ones. We stayed at #248 and there was plenty of room for our 28′ travel trailer.
Didn’t have hay rides or planned activities.
No camp store, but there were stores within a few minutes walk. Plus sister campground «Powderhorn» had a camp store I think and that campground borders hidden pines. Again, only a short walk away.
Firewood was expensive. Usually is when you have to buy it at the campground. There were plenty of people around selling firewood for a better price by the wheel-​barrow load.
Very strict about quiet time and fire’s after 11. Nice guy comes around to every camp site around 10;30 or so, just giving a reminder and asking for no more wood on the campfire after 11.
Nice pool.
Wi-​fi was pretty much pointless and unavailable. By the time you were able to connect, it was so slow.
Beach was only minutes away, by walk or drive. A lot of people seemed to walk. There was a trolley as well that wen to the beach and some other areas of town for a $ 1 a person.
Overall, had a nice stay at Hid’n Pines. Would go back again.
Stayed July 2015, traveled with family

Visited this 4^th of July weekend. Was happy the roads were paved and the sites were actually grassy, this was very nice. The site size was acceptable, access to utilities was good, and very few golf carts roaming around. There was some road noise but nothing noticeable or bothersome. The location of the campground was the best part, either take the trolley into town or just walk it. The total lack of amenities and activities was stark though. Their sister campground next door has over-​the-​top amenities, unfortunately they are not linked and each can not visit each w/​o paying a guest fee. We had friends next door and couldn’t visit the night w/​o paying guests fees for ourselves and out children. Also the extra fees for our dog and children seemed absurd. I understand a dog as there can be more cleaning costs but there are no amenities for the children. We may use this campground in the future, but may first try others in the immediate area to compare.

The campsite is rather small barely can hold a tent and car. They also nickel and dime you to extent of how many cars, people, tents ect. It may be simpler with small families but if you are camping with multiple families — it gets tedious with making a reservation and tallying up the costs.
The campsite does not seem all to kid friendly — any child under 13 must be accompanied by an adult. There were no life guard on duty for the pool.
I’ll say the plus — is the customer service at check in.

Didn’t know my family and I were taking a vacation to Canada.
They nickel and dime you to death, everything is overpriced. There is no store at the campground. You get half a campsite with no borders. When we booked our trip the lady didn’t inform us of that. A French Canadian family came with their tents on a full hook up site for RV’s. They complained to us that we were too close to their half a site. They are the rudest most unfriendly people. We got starred at like we had 3 heads the entire time it was very uncomfortable. We went to bed and woke up to them speaking French very loudly, there were 4 different families surrounding us that were French Canadian, I wish I could say I was exaggerating but then I wouldn’t be writing this review. I never had a problem with them but when you’re camping for the fourth and feel like you’re the minority it’s not fun. I mean even the lady at the desk spoke French.
Never ever will we be returning. Beware. Have camped all over the country and I have never been to a campground like this.

I found this campground to be about average. Bath facilities were clean and adequate. They had a decent playground and pool for the kids. I didn’t have much interaction with the staff, but the ones I did encounter were quite friendly and helpful. My site was a bit rocky, but still had a decent area to pitch our tent.
I didn’t explore the entire campground, but all sites near us (179) were partial shade, except for site 182. Not an ounce of shade on this site. Also, there’s no campground store, so any items you may have forgotten must be purchased offsite. But there are a small grocery market and hardware store a short walk down the road. The snack shack is open some odd hours (like 9−3pm) so no availability for after dinner snack.
Best part about this campground is the location. Easy 15 minute walk to OOB Pier.
I’d have no reservations about staying here during my next visit to OOB.