I love this campground for one simple reason- the location. It is right on the water, and it's just beautiful. That said, this place isn't for everyone, and it's hard to get into. They pretty much keep a "No Vacancy" sign out all the time, you really need to stop and ask if there is anything available. Both times we have shown up without a reservation and for just one night, and both times we've lucked out. The last time we got a spot 50 feet from the water, and for me, there is nothing better. Also, it's tents only (and the less gear you have, the better, the sites are small and close together). The RV campers who are there are seasonal with the types of set-ups that are more cottage than camper. Those folks also have all the best sites. This is not a "resort" or "family campground." There are no activities, no fancy amenities, no pool (who needs a pool when you have the ocean?), no real camp store. What there is is a bunch of friendly people who stay there all summer enjoying some of the best scenery in Maine. There's a simple, small bath house with a couple of showers and flush toilets. It's rustic but clean. There's a great restaurant across the street that is owned by the same folks who own the campground. This is a great home base if you plan to travel Rt 1 up to LL Bean passing by great places like Ogunquit and Wells, or back to Kittery. York is wonderful with lots of stores and good food, and even a small "mountain" to hike or drive up for gorgeous views. If you are a "camper's camper," you'll love it. And if you love to swim in freezing cold ocean water, you'll love it even more.