Happy Acres Resort

We stayed in the Chipmunk Crossing cabin, which was incredibly cute and cozy. There were 2 small lofts in addition to the main bedroom, but the small cabin was ideal for us as a couple for a weekend getaway. Everything seemed clean and orderly, and the kitchen came fairly well stocked with dishes and utensils you may need. We cooked dinner on the grill, though the oven didn't seem to get hot enough when we tried that. Not a huge deal, we reported that when we left so maintenence can look into it for the next guest. But the campground itself is quiet, which I truly appreciated. Staff all seemed friendly, and the grounds looked well maintained. Overall I think it is a lovely little spot tucked into the forest, and we really enjoyed it there!

We went camping a few times this year and Hidden Acres was the best. We went back for our 45th wedding anniversary. Great staff, great campground

Happy Acres is definitely our happy place! We have a seasonal/permanent site and we go up just about every other weekend, and more often if we can. We started camping here once a year around 2019. In 2023 we signed the contract for our site and haven't looked back! The manager couldn't be more accommodating and friendly! The campground is very clean, grass is mowed, and the bathrooms are very clean (despite some other comments I read). Our son and family stayed in a cabin this weekend and it was perfect! A/C was on and it was comfortably cool inside when they arrived. The cabin was very clean (our DIL also remarked how clean it was). They did say the mattress was hard, but you could stay in a 5 star hotel and the bed won't feel like your bed at home. Since the interior is wood, there is a faint wood smell but it's definitely not musty as Amy mentioned. Cable can be spotty and if you want reliable internet you should bring a hotspot or sit at the Wi-Fi spot near the office, but it's camping folks! Get outside. Enjoy the basketball court or play Frisbee golf, walk your dogs, get some ice cream at the store, or just enjoy a campfire. There's so much to do in the area...hike the many trails, walk or bike the Pine Creek Rail Trail, paddle or kayak the Little Pine Creek, and just enjoy the "True Mountain Experience"!

Nice campground with really good fishing for trout, smallies, and panfish. Also many beautiful hiking trails and shooting range nearby

We rented the Humingbird cabin for 2 nights because our niece was getting married in the area. We got there and back door didn't latch. They did come and fix it, but I missed my niece's ceremony. The cabin smelled musty and gross. Had to open front door and windows to air it out. You had to hold the toilet handle down until everything went down. Chairs outside were filthy like they hadn't been cleaned in forever. Bed uncomfortable so we got very little sleep. Asked to get money back because only stayed one night because so exhausted and unhappy. They said can't do that. Could move us or give us a credit for future stay. Don't want to stay there ever again and so exhausted didn't want to pack to unpack again to move to new cabin. I think it is ridiculous that they couldn't refund us some of our money. Will never go there again.