Thousand Trails South Jetty Rv Resort

Not a great experience, the sites aren’t level and many are in disrepair. The roads around the site need to be tended to, there are a lot of pot holes and uneven areas. My husband went to use the mens shower but noticed he was getting an electrical shock from the handles of the shower while they were turned on. Needless to say he skipped that shower. The service was friendly enough, the rangers came out to check us in when we arrived in the evening and were pleasant. They have an off leash dog park onsite which was great. This place seemed like it would be excellent if they could poured a lot of money into fixing it up.

We enjoyed our stay in the TT Cabin, although the customer service was SO poor. The ranger was RUDEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! Thankful we only had to check in and check out to deal with them. Enjoyed the lush greenery and the cabin was just enough for the 4 of us plus 2 small dogs.

I have given this campground one star for the trees, undercover plants, cool temps. As for the campground, not so much. we made reservations months in advanced for full hookups and a length of 40ft. At check in we were told, as others have said, go find a place and let us know. YEAH RIGHT!!! There were about 4 open ones full hookups and couldn’t even get r pick up in. We had come from CA and 2 days of travel only to find a site in D loop with power and water. We settle for that as there was not much available. THANKS THOUSAND TRAILS FOR A SITE WE HAD TO SETTLE FOR!!!

Arrived here at about noon on a Tuesday. Had a bit of a wait to check in, another person was checking in in front of us.
We were checked in and given a map. Told to go ahead and find a site, come back and let them know our spot. We asked about areas where we might be able to get satellite reception with our roof mounted dish, so we went there first. We found a spot right away. Even with the map, this is a confusing campground. Where they have you pull up to check in makes it so that you can’t really get into a couple of the loops. You would literally have to drive back out and in again to get to A loop.
The majority of the sights are quite narrow, pretty tight fits with a 40′ rig. Makes it real tight to park your car off the road. All sites have a picnic table and a fire pit. Lots of trees, not many spots for satellite reception. A section and a few spots in B, and D loops are the only ones with sewer hook ups, these sites have 30 amp service. There are approximately 38 sites that have 50 amp.
The dirt roads through the campground itself are quite narrow and they are not one ways, so can be interesting if you meet up with another rig while driving around. Like almost all campgrounds, I wish people would obey the speed limit.
There is a small pool, family lodge, two playgrounds, vollyball area, horseshoes pits and a fenced dog run. There are bath/​shower houses in each loop. They are a bit outdated, not much privacy for the showers. While we were here the two closest bathrooms by us went for a period of three days without being cleaned. With the campground packed, this is not appreciated.
They do have some planned activites that you get a list of when you check in. I also noticed in their information packet it says they have crab rings for rent as well.
You can hear the buggies on the dunes behind us, but there is no direct route from the campground to the dunes. You have to drive down the road about ½ mile.
The campground location is good, about two miles to town and far enough from 101 that you don’t hear traffic.

You should not have to choose the best two out of three, electricity, water, or sewer when choosing your camping space. All three are advertised and should be available in every parking space. You should be able to get an assigned space that fits your RV without being told to unhook your car and drive around until you find one you like, which entails getting out of the car and pacing off the footage. Also, there is no cable, WiFi only in the activities building, definitely not as advertised. On the other hand, it is a beautiful, wooded area (watch for bears) and has a lovely pool and Activity Center. However, never again.

This place was really fun to camp. It was safe and professional. The bathroom was very clean and the shower was spacious and upscale. They have a pool and jacuzzi that’s open everyday as well as an activity center. If you’re looking for a good place to camp with your RV, this is the spot.

Great location, campground needs a lot of work. Spots are small and unmaintained. Very few sites have full hookups. If it wasn’t for the great location I wouldn’t stay here.

NO JETTY! The worst RV park we’ve ever stayed in. The place was under construction with huge cut down trees and stumps all over the place. It rained and the mud was unreal. They nickled and dimed you for everything … 50 amp, cable, no WiFi … you had to brave the mud and slippery slope to go to the rec hall. You had to make reservations through a central booking agency and they never told us what a mess the place was. There was no camp host (if there was we never saw one) and the «ranger» was surely and very uncooperative. They have a series of pink, purple and other crazy colors on their RV site plan that are impossible to decipher and then when you question them you find out they had no idea who was staying where. We are very disappointed in ENCORE resorts in general and have decided to skip all ENCORE resorts. But this one was the worst.