Pine Grove Campground

Not sure what is happening. They used to be strict with dogs, but lately, a large dog has been using the middle of our campsite - 3 times in less than 2 months - and the owners have stopped cleaning up after their dogs. I see dog waste everywhere and it stinks horribly. There needs to be a section that is dogs only and not allow them near non-dog owner sites. We have a small child and this is just not safe. If it weren’t for that, it’s perfect. Quiet, under beautiful trees, and not a lot of cars going by which makes it safer for children. Pool is nice in the summer. I pray they handle the out of control dog owners.

Off season experience was perfect. Private and quiet tent site in what felt was a wildlife refuge. The tent sites face water. You can hear so many different species of birds morning to night. Burn rings available for campfires. If you arrive later just pay the next day. The owner was absolutely lovely. This is camping so be prepared for mosquitoes and ticks. There are bathhouses with showers and a play set for children. No shortage of picnic tables. $45/night plus tax for basic setup. Cannot wait to come back!

Have been coming here for years. The campground remains basically the same, however it seems to have more permanent 5th wheel campers in the front of the property, pull up campers in the middle and then plenty of open spots for tents and small campers in the back. They no longer take reservations so it’s a first come first served basis. There will never be an issue of needing spots bc there is plenty of room. It includes two bathhouses, places to wash dishes and a washer/dryer. The pool is nice and clean and is surrounded by caged specialized birds for enjoyment. It’s rarely used so it continues to be a nice option before/after or instead of the beach. It’s a 10 minute drive or 30 minute bike ride to the beach. There are plenty of super tall pine trees and Loblolly pines and crape Myrtle’s to pitch your tents between. The tent only area is nestled up along a large pond/swamp that is home to many birds, geese and a “wildish” family of alpacas. You can wake up to an alpaca starring you down. There are water and electric sites available and all are very affordable. Each come with a picnic table and fire ring. While the owners are still the same, they have new employees working the front desk & managing the grounds. All are very nice and helpful. The campsite & island do get sprayed for bug as the mosquitoes are the kings & queens of the campground. As soon as you exit your tent, camper or car- spray yourself! Still my favorite campground on the island. Always recommend.

Quiet park....sites are tight in general. We got a nice spacious site beside the pool. We stayed off season. Ponds and hobby farm to walk and explore. I enjoyed farm feeding times with lots of animals and birds. Internet at office area only. $70 per night. Friendly office staff and handy to walk or drive to main town.

One of the best places ever. We got there late at night and what makes it so great is it the only place who says set up camp will deal with the money in the morning. Real down-to-earth old school people can't get any better.