Seaport Campground

Very nice campground. There is not many trees where the sites are but there is plenty of walking trails around the pond and brook. Also there is a lot of activities to get involved in such as laser tag, mini golf, bocce, playground, pool, or basketball. The staff was phenomenal in their kindness and helpfulness. It has a lot of RVs and large campers, so the tent camping experience I wouldn’t really recommend but we have a small pop up and fit in fine. The sites are pretty big and spacious. We will definitely return!

We spent this past weekend here and enjoyed the amenities that this place had to offer. They had a small mini golf course and a laser tag course for additional fees (somewhere around $ 2 per game I think). There were also plenty of free activities — a moon bounce, a very nice playground, movie night, a bocce court, basketball, volleyball, a heated pool, and horse shoes.
The office staff was friendly, although we did also experience staff members yelling at people to slow down to 5mph, when they honestly weren’t going any faster than the posted limit.
The sites were very large which was nice, however, it was basically like camping out in a big field. There was very little shade and the trees were few and far between.
I went with a group of friends and we 6 or 8 camp sites in all. The large sites made it easy to gather around one fire or share a potluck dinner.
This place seems to cater more towards RV campers and as a tent camper I have to admit, I felt a bit out of place. I walked the entire grounds and I could literally count the number of tents on one hand. That in itself would have been ok, but one of our «neighbors» from the next site (a huge RV bus) actually came over to my site while I was setting the tent up to ask if I was there with a group and «how many more of you are there»? When I asked what he meant, he actually said «so, I guess this means I’m going to be surrounded by your tee-​pees all weekend»?
Our group were all supposed to have water and electric hook ups on our sites, however my friend had to come use my water because one of the seasonal people (the charming gentleman mentioned above) was using both water hook ups between their sites.
Due to the number of RVs, I didn’t get as much of the «camping community» feel that I found at other campgrounds. Many sites had no people outside at all, no camp fires, no sitting around playing games or talking. Not that there was no one around, but certainly fewer people than I’m used to seeing outside at a campground.
The only other complaint that I had was that many of the campers didn’t keep an eye on their children. I had run ins with several large groups of young boys (ages 6 — 12 or so) who were running wild with no supervision. At one point these boys were rough housing so hard in the bounce house that I had to remove my small 4 year old for fear that she would get injured. Multiple attempts to talk to the boys went completely ignored. Later that same day this group of boys walked onto the bocce court where a group of us (all adults) were in the middle of a game and actually started picking up our balls, refusing to give them back, and then refusing to get out of the way while we were throwing the balls.
As an adult, I was appalled at the behavior and lack of respect of many of the children as well as the obvious lack of supervision This has not been much of an issue at other camp sites I’ve used in the past and I was left wondering if all of those RVs complete with cable tv and AC mean that parents aren’t outside paying attention to what their children are doing nearly enough.
I would have to say that if you’re in an RV this is probably a nice place to spend a weekend, but as a tent camper I doubt that I’ll return.

We have stayed her numerous times. It’s a nice spot. Big, level spaces. Friendly staff. Recently purchased by Sun RV Resorts and lots of renovations underway and also completed.