Wild Acres RV Resort

Great camping experience year after year. Fantastic location and an easy walk to the beach. Clean sites with plenty of space.

Pros: $ 1 trolley to beach that comes every ½ hour, firewood & ice can be bought at the store until 10pm, pool/​hot tub open until 10pm, each site gets a fire pit and picnic table
Cons: Staff! when i first arrived i was escorted to my site, which ended up being the incorrect site. after unpacking my ENTIRE car a different employee came up and literally yelled at my group to the point where all of us were like «wow that was SO RUDE» our site was 2 down from the one we were told to park at. also they constantly tell you to «quiet down» «no more wood on the fire» at like 10pm… its sort of obnoxious when your not even being loud and how can they tell you to go to bed? campground was about $ 90 a night, if I want to sit by my fire I will.
also a CON was the ariel park because it was closed the weekend I went (complete disappointment, that was a big reason we chose this camp ground), and the employees completely swarm you as soon as you pull in the entrance… not really to be helpful either just sort of to be nosy and make sure u’ve paid/​registered and everything.
not sure if parking is a pro or con… i think it is only supposed to be 1 car per site, then the rest of the cars in the overflow lot for $ 5/​day… but my group was able to have all the vehicles on site, which was super convenient for unloading/​packing and especially because we had heavy rain one morning and it would have been torturous if we didn’t have our cars
Definitely a family establishment… lots of kids and early bedtime for many
bathrooms were average. not super clean and not super dirty either

We stayed Wed through Sat just as the season was starting in June. We had an RV on a site with full hook-​ups. Each site had a fire pit and a picnic table — and without a ton of other RVs yet, it seemed large enough. But wow, come Fri night — the sites were full and we realized we didn’t have a lot of space at all. The neighbor’s picnic table was practically at our «bedroom window.» But otherwise — we picked the site for its proximity to everything and the amenities. My husband loved the aerial park; we enjoyed the pool and playground; easy walk to the beach, the on-​site store/​registration office, and back from town. There is free WIFI which they forgot to give us the code for — but we were more interested in our campfire than our Kindle. All in all — a good trip… and we will definitely be back.

We visited this weekend. It was a little expensive for a tent site but it was worth it to stay close to the beach.
Things I loved: Trolley that took you to the beach cost 1 dollar but worth not parking or walking all that way with a toddler. The campsite we had was big but most were not. IT was very clean from the bathrooms to the camp grounds all were clean. The halloween stuff they had was fun and neat. The pools were clean and the hot tub wasn’t very hot. I enjoyed that the quiet hours were later and most people weren’t loud.
Things I didn’t love: The staff all basically had an attitude and were lying to customers. Everything is so close together that you are on top of everything (which is good and bad.) There was an older guy blocking traffic by the entrance and almost got us hit by a car when he was checking to see why we were going in there. I wish there was a snack bar

We visited the first week of August and booked one of their tent sites. All and all a great experience and we plan to return and would recommend.
Things I loved: Showers and bathrooms were very clean, close to all sites and FREE. The camp was packed but it wasn’t difficult to get an open shower when needed.
The zip line adventure was a lot if fun and reasonably priced at $ 20.00 per person. In addition, there were scheduled activities for kids all day long. My kids did the tie dye, lava lamp craft and make your own glow slime which they enjoyed. Everything was free or cost was min.
We took the trolley for $ 1.00 per person (one way) which came every half hour.
Sites are clean, store on property had lots of necessities if you forgot something.
Needs Improvement:
Staff is very young and not very helpful. On the zip lines one staff gave us detailed instructions while another staff went on to pretty much break all the rules we were told. Kids were fooling around and it was unnerving being up so high. Another time a women was screaming from the tree and staff had to be hunted down. Though they (staff) were friendly a few more mature staff would have been good.
Port a pottys were not cleaned regularly so I skipped them to head to the regular.
Quiet hours not totally enforced, we had a tent of campers who couldn’t form a sentence without yelling at least two cuss words in each one.
Good experience overall my kids loved it. Very kid friendly. Lots of families there.

Stayed here for 4^th of July weekend. This is only trip #2 in our newly acquired camper. I don’t love this place but it does have a lot to offer. My biggest gripe is that the sites are literally on top of each other. The campground is also HUGE. We were so far away from WAC beach entrance, it was a solid 10 minute drive from our site. I new that this resort was big I just didn’t realize how big it was. Regardless, you can park for free so it’s not a huge deal. We weren’t traveling with kids but I think if we were that I’d be singing a different a tune. The bathrooms are clean and showers are FREE. I feel like that never happens at campgrounds. All in all, an okay trip but our hunt for a seasonal site for 2015 continues.

This was my first time staying here, and we really loved this park. It’s a very large rv park minutes from old orchard. Good locations, sites are nice and flat. Lots of activities at this park. They have horseshoe games, a big screen tv which has movies at night, sox games, nascar on sundays, and grills to bring your food and cook while you watch if you want. Many activities for kids during the day. 3 pools, a jacuzzi, clean showes and bathrooms. I loved the layout of the park. Many sites have trees that give just enough shade during the day, and makes you feel like you are in the woods, not just an wide open skies and cleared out land to park your rv. One thing you will notice is that the Canadians from Quebec are the majority, and are not so friendly for the most part. If the park banned the French Canadians, I would give it 5 stars (kidding!).