Mays Landing Campground

We are members of thousand trails, we were told this was a “luxury resort” it’s far from it. Firstly there was one bathroom/shower for the whole campground on Labor Day. The one bathroom they had was absolutely disgusting. There was mold on the shower curtain, I dropped a pair of socks on the floor for less than 5 seconds and when I picked them up the side that touched the ground was black. Secondly we got a cabin and our cabin was absolutely disgusting. The bunk beds were covered in dirt. The floor had about an inch of dirt on it as well. Our cabin was very small. we knew it was on the smaller side when we get it but there was no room to move. Thirdly they never informed us on where to throw out our trash when we left so, I found a trash can and went to throw it there and the manager yelled from her camper very rudely telling me to put it in the dumpster. Which that’s fine but they need to inform people who have never been there where the dumpster is. Lastly multiple dog were barking all night (including one of the managers). We barely were able to sleep with all the barking. The only nice thing I can say is the pool was big and it was very clean. Everything else was very dirty. Very disappointed I will not be returning.

We are Thousand Trails members and live about 30 minutes from this campground. It is nice to come here and not have to deal with traffic that plagues the Jersey Shore on the weekends. The staff is friendly and the grounds are kept clean. We can come and enjoy the pool and amenities and then have a short drive home.

The staff was fantastic, super nice and helpful. Location was good, other campers really friendly as well. I can not say that my didn't have a good time, we made the best of the time together but things like the pictures of the mini golf that are presented on the different booking websites, looks nothing like that. The mini golf was completely run down and starting to rot in places. A little bit of TLC overall in the campground and this could be a really nice campground given its proximity to Ocean City.

So I didn’t stay at this campground. I arrived for my reservation in a cabin, and checked in, within an hour I was checking out. The staff was super friendly and nice but here’s the problem, none of their cabins have bathrooms or kitchens, but did I mention, no BATHROOM??? I’m sorry but what am I paying for?? I know, plenty of people like to go rustic but I’ll tell you what I told the staff, this girl isn’t a rustic girl. Sorry. Other than the bathroom issue, everything else seemed great but I wasn’t there long enough to get a good sense of the campground.

The staff at this campground should get five stars! It’s the physical campground that is awful. Whoever designed this campground had one goal: squeeze as many sites in as small spaces as possible and forget about parking for your tow vehicle! Our first site was so off level, we didn’t have enough leveling blocks (and we have two sets)! We moved to a second site and didn’t fit because the electric service was in the way of my slide and there was a gigantic tree on the other side which was only about five feet from my travel trailer so I couldn’t put out my 9’x12’ rug not my awning. The third site was where we started but our tow vehicle was practically in the road when we tried to park. No one around us were transients and they didn’t have vehicles nor parking spots either! Also, I was so very much looking forward to spending some time at the pool but it was closed for the season!! I was told all campground in New Jersey closed their pools the weekend after Labor Day. I know this isn’t true because a campgrounds couple miles away from this one has their pool open with lots of people swimming! I won’t be back to this campground.