Chesapeake Campground

This place is pretty cool for the non-camping person like myself. My family rented a small camper just for a weekend to try this place out. When you first drive in there are a bunch of horses on each side of the street, which was really cool. They're nice enough to walk up to the fence so you can pet them. As you drive further back you pass the lot where people pay to store all their campers, and past all of that are the spots for people who are there to camp. The campground itself has two pools, a workout space, pony rides, golf cart and bike rental, volleyball nets, small playgrounds, laundry facilities, bathrooms, a small chapel, and covered picnic areas with tables. As far as I could see each campsite had a small area designated for a camp fire, and there are outside grills spread throughout. All in all, it was a fun trip, but the grass around the playground in the back didn't get cut until the evening before we left, which was unfortunate because we had small children who wanted to play and the bugs were terrible. The price was decent to rent the space and the workers all seemed nice!

Upon check-in, the staff was most pleasant and gave us a good insight to the rules and regs of the campground.We drove to our assigned camp site and found that everything was not as "nice" as the Web Site depicts. We found that there was a lot of mud, and mulch derbies all over the site. Didn't pay much attention to it at the time, but every time we went into our camper, we dragged this mulch stuff in and it got all over our sheets. We had to constantly sweep out our camper.We were told that all we had to do to re-enter the park was to drive up to the gate, enter our code and drive in when the gate goes up. We left for a bit on Saturday the 28th. When we returned, there was a "gate guard" sitting in a golf cart at the gate. As we slowly drove by, she asked "Can I help you?". I replied "NO THANK YOU" and attempted to get up to the key code unit. She yelled at me to "GET BACK HERE". When I backed up to see what she wanted, she commenced to give me the "3rd Degree" about who we were, were we camping there, etc. She wasn't even nice about it. When I showed her our pass, she opened the gate - I DID NOT NEED HER HELP TO OPEN THE GATE!!!The Restrooms appeared to be neat and clean. However, in the men's side, of six (6) stalls, only two (2) had toilet paper and one of these unit was plugged up with a big nasty looking mess. Went to take a shower and found the privacy door kind of falling off the hinges, to which I had to lift it up to close it. The women's side didn't fare much better. The shower stalls do not have space to leave you dry clothes, or dress without getting wet. Kind of defeats the purpose of taking a shower and putting on dry clothes.Lastly, the rain came. Out site flooded to the point we had no other option but to pack up and leave. Both my wife and I were absolutely soaked by the time we got all our stuff in the camper, the camper connected to our vehicle, and on our way. Chesapeake Campground DOES NOT GIVE REFUNDS for leaving their establishment early.Needless to say, we will NOT be visiting Chesapeake Campground any time in the future.

When we arrived to this campground there was a line to the road so we parked in line and my boyfriend came to my vehicle to sit with my sleeping children while I went to check in. While in line to check in the owner of the campground came in and was really rude and had an all around nasty disposition and was fussing about where our camper was even though it was parked there because that was the only place to park it upon arrival. The employee running the counter then refused to check me in until we moved our camper. The rates online are advertised as $194 a week with taxes included in that price but they charged me $220.25, they don't have a real petting farm and the employee doesn't know why they still advertise as having one, when you drive into the back of the park there are a lot of old, poorly maintained trailers that I'm assuming the people live here long term, there's no WiFi in the park, and the park is poorly kept. I wish I would have toured the park before paying. There are a lot of run down, dirty campers. There is a gate with a gate code and they said they have security which is good and the girl at the counter ended up being really nice but the owner still was not.

So,I never really wanted to be at this campground in the first place..But my friend was staying there I went to the park and on the way out this security guard cut me off almost causing an accident..That wasn't it he claimed I was flying down the campground when I was doing the speed limit..and I was like whatever let me get out of here because these people are ridiculous..The security guard then decided to follow me 2 inches from my bumper claiming I sped.Whatever I left next day I came back and the security guard stopped me saying I have to turn around then go in and pay..so I went in to pay because I don't want my friend to walk the couple of miles it takes to get to the gate..I went in there because at this point I just said take my money they basically gave me the run around.They didn't care then I told them the person I know in there because what's the harm right?Well they decided to threaten to kick them out,And to ban me for literally nothing.(I can't say anything about their attractions) but their service is completely unacceptable.Trust the reviews!

Stayed here recently with my husband while we were visiting our son who is in the service. Yuck!! This place is disgusting!! Not impressed at all!! If we wouldn't have had to pay for all 3 nights up front I would have left! There are MANY full time residents in old run down trailers! The camp sites were filled with people's personal belongings and it looks horrible!! I won't be back, that's for sure!! They don't have dump sites at each site. I was told this on the phone while I was making reservations. However, I was told that someone came around to pick up. However, when my husband asked the man driving around he was told that he needed an appointment and they didn't pick up on weekends!! What?? That was never explained!! The storage facility in on property and you have to drive through it on the way to the campsites. It looks like a junk yard!!

Very nice RV Park. Brand new large ceramic tile restroom with ample showers, shade, great bike trail, horses, lots of recreation. Quiet. Not enough sewer hook ups, but have $6 honey wagon. Can only stay 2 weeks unless permanent spot is available. GPS has trouble finding this quiet country spot.

This place was decent for the price two years ago. Since last year the price has jumped from around 500 to almost 800 for the "off season" to almost 900 "on season". Before that it was around 460 a month if I recall correctly. The "internet" isnt even connectable, and if you can your just maybe able to check your email..maybe (one of the reasons for the price jack). And also if you can't connect it's your problem, and are told to contact the internet provider. The latrines are shady and don't ever seen to be clean. Most of the time the grounds are kept mowed and relatively clean. The storage areas are not padded. Horses randomly get loose. The "mini golf" is no bigger than a 15x15 pad. Staff in the office seem to really want nothing to do with you. There is a gym, it has maybe 3 or 4 pieces of equipment. The pool is maintained in the summer time. No longer worth the money in my opinion.

I give it zero stars ! there are people at this campground that are shady ! my battery for my camper was stolen !!! not a good atmosphere. Do not stay here under any condition!!!!!

Absolutely disgusting, I rented a cabin here and first off, there was garbage in the cabin from the people who were there before me. That wasn't such a big deal, the mattress looked really rough so I bought a foam mattress cover but when I came back my food that was all packaged still was covered in ants. The people outside at tent sites were even complaining about how bad they were getting bit up by ants. I had to walk my food covered in ants all the way back to the front desk to throw it away because they only have one dumpster for the whole campsite. Oh let's not forget the spiderwebs covering every crevice in the room.

We stayed in cabin 1. We were hit by the smell of mildew when we walked into the cabin. There was dust everywhere. If you have allergies, bring medicine. I would have given it three stars if we did not need to scrub the grime off the vinyl covered mattresses and walls of the cabin. I recommend bringing bleach cleaner and two rolls of paper towels. The AC was older than my high school senior. At least she didn't have to listen to my snoring over the noise of the air conditioner. The only pluses were that it was very quiet at night and the bath house was relatively clean and modern.