Aquia Pines Camp Resort

I’m a travel nurse, been camping in rv parks throughout the country for years. By far the worst RV park I have come across. The owner is rude and quick to kick people out when they ask any questions… His response «i can tell you aren’t happy here so I made the decision for you to leave. Come back in 30 minutes I will refund you for the rest of your stay and you can leave.» Wouldn’t even try to problem solve or help us when we weren’t getting FHU like we paid for. I’m a nurse and had to work a 12 hour night shift and as soon as I got off he wouldn’t even allow me to sleep before leaving!

All around good campground. More pros than cons. It’s advertised as a center for touring Washington and surroundings. Great beer. Good campsite. It is hilly but sites are level for the most part. Noise was from two sources. The hotel construction (only during the day) and will be temporary. The other is from maybe semi-​permanent (or permanent) campers who apparently work in the area and drive in later at night or leave and return sometimes at 5 AM plus. I like the sound of a large diesel pick up and their tremendous headlights, but not at those hours. As others have mentioned a map of the campground with TV channels would be nice at check in. I was given a channel guide when I asked at the desk. Any chance of getting a local and Washington DC newspaper delivered to the main office area in the AM?

We stayed here for 4 nights i use my rv for showers and restroom but the laundry room is clean and there are 4 washers and 2 dryers which is fine
There is a brewery on the grounds, my husband tried all the beers and was impressed
Usually when you check into a place they give you a paper with a map and rules, nothing was given but he did lead us to our site which had a nice table but no fire ring and the whole time we were there I never saw anyone around the pool. Don’t even know if it was open
Right outside our camp was construction of a hotel being built so it was noisey LOTS of no-​see-​ums
Now for the worst part … Getting into and out of this place is awful. The traffic is backed up to a crawl in both directions whether it is a weekday or weekend. Two lanes in both direction and they were totally backed up every day

This is my family’s favorite RV park so far. It’s a nice mix between being close to the interstate but also feeling like you’re in the woods. Our spot is lovely — a nice view out the windows, not far to the bathroom and laundry room. The grounds are well kept, the bath and laundry rooms are clean, and my kids love the playground. The staff has been very friendly and helpful, also. In addition there is a local brewery close by with amazing brews. We’re very happy we found this place.

You as the owner have had run in’s with many people because of the way you treat them, that itself was the main reason why we chose to lewve, such as many others have. You are rude.

Ido not recommend this place the owner is a very rude person to say the least I think he would be better at running a concentration camp instead of a campground

Travellers exposed to hostile management, STEER CLEAR!
We are a traveling band that came through to use the dump station and facilities. We paid $ 20, which is the highest price we have paid in America so far, and got treated like scum. The first manager we encountered gave us approval to use the restrooms and showers, and a dump station at a site.
It takes a good 20 minutes to clean out the pipes, if you know what I mean, and the management started to become irate with us (manager #2) and began telling us to leave. They even stole one of our iPhones that was sitting outside on a post at our dump site, which we later picked up from local authorities only because the Sheriff stopped by to pick it up. Otherwise, while on the phone with them, they said they turned it in, although they didn’t. Liars. They would not let us use the restrooms to clean off either. They are a slow site for many other apparent reasons, I am sure. Either way, this ‘Resort’ has the WORST hospitality and sense of understanding for human relationships.
REMEMBER: Clear Communication is the KEY to Success in any aspect of life.
We do not know what crawled up their hatch today, but their approach to business is only going to allow them to go Bankrupt. These guys (middle aged, one bald with a beard (#2), and the other with blonde hair (#1)) need a reality check, and should leave their bitterness at home.
We were there for about 30 – 40 minutes, cleaned out the pipes, tried to get a short spurt of exercise in, plugged in the AC for the time being so one of our band mates would stay cool through the process. I wasn’t allowed a shower, so I had to rinse at the site. The manager (#2) did not like this very much. POOR communication between them, and this is where our problems started.
My advise: learn to talk to people properly before you begin an abrasive spew of hate for no real reason at all… or perhaps this is just the east coast way.

Nice place. Sunny and shady spots. Traffic noise as it is between Rt 1 and Int. 95 (might be a problem if you are in a tent but not noticeable inside the camper). Very clean bathrooms and showers. Nice pool and playground. Lots of shade by the pool (bonus for me). Friendly staff, very laid back. We camped here for most of a week because power was out to our entire neighborhood in 100+ weather. Would recommend this campground.

Nice park but hilly and not many sites for big rigs. Pricey at $ 60 per night but full hookups. No other RV parks in area. Activity center and pool closed.