Happy Hills Campground

This place is like my family. The owner, Terry, and Pam, along with their family, run the entire operation. The work hard to make the overall family experience one you will remember for a life time. I have been a seasonal camper here with my family for over 20 years. Keep up the hard work. Thanks to all.

We have been camping here for 10 years and we love it for a multitude of reasons. I go each year during Halloween and hang out around the bonfire, listen to the DJ and talk to a lot of friends old and new up there, but this weekend I actually went through the haunted barn. I was amazed at the level of creativity and work I saw in each room I entered. I know all the blood, sweat and tears that goes into making this event a success each year, and it effects not only the staff but the volunteers as well. They put their heart into everything they do to please their customers. If you have a chance to get up there, go! It's worth the money. It's not just the haunted barn you get to enjoy, it's the music, the fun, THE PEOPLE. 🥰

Not the greatest experience at this campground. Our site was really not setup for a travel trailer our size. The tree branches were low so we had to try and squeeze between them to get the slide out. Even then the branches were still rubbing on the camper and we could not get the awning out. The site was not very level so it took a bit to get things right. I would not go here in October. The Halloween festivities are cool but for some reason they blasted a cannon boom every 60 seconds for like 4 hours until midnight, even when asked to stop they wouldn't. Not a pleasant experience, definitely stay away from the barn area in October if you intend on getting any sleep. Otherwise not a terrible place, lots of golf carts, utvs, 4 wheelers and apparently the middle of the road is where folks like to have social hour. There were some road washouts as others have mentioned. Just ok. Probably won't be going back to this one.

This was our first and last time at this campground. Currently staying here and it is a "holiday" weekend because they do Halloween things. My current situation is that it is 10:30 pm and every minute for the last 2 & 1/2 hours I have heard a loud cannon bang from their "haunted barn". Myself and my neighbors complained about the banging sound and were told there is nothing they can do about it and that "it only lasts until midnight". We didn't get to pick our site when reserving and somehow, unfortunately, we ended up in the E section which is basically some grass on the edge of their maintenance area. The roads are heavily rutted and are packed with ATVs, utvs, golf carts and even tractors. The seasonals like to have conversations with their friends in groups in the middle of the road on their golf carts making it hard to navigate the already tightly packed campground. We also had to park at an angle on our site, that is super unlevel, due to the low hanging tree limbs that prevented us from opening our slide and once at an angle we couldn't put our awning out. We have camped up and down the east coast for the last 2 years and this is by far the worst campground we have stayed at.

Just left there and it was wonderful. My husband and i got to meet Terry, his daughters and Josh and they are very nice people. Very down to earth. Anything we needed or questions we had they did not hesitate to help with. They keep the grounds beautiful. We booked again before we left and cant wait to take out grandbabies. Loved it.