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Beachcomber Campground Inc
Aug 16, 2009 by visitor from pa
Overall Rating: 2

• Playgrounds for kids, pools clean, nice beach and lake.
• Rude and unhelpful staff, charges for everything, too crowded, not enough space per site.

“Beachcomber presents itself as a camping resort. A resort it is not! more like an overcrowded parking lot with a few trees. It may have been nice a few years ago, but it is now way over-crowded. There is barely enough space for a trailer + 1 car, the cabins look dingy and also have not much space. This campground seems to favor those who have permanent sites, as those seem much more spacious and in better locations. My husband, 11-month old baby and I visited a family at Beachcomber. We were charged $8 per person (including baby), plus $8 for the car - and we were only staying a few hours! When asked about the baby charge, the rude response was "it creates waste". My husband then needed to use the restroom, and was told he would have to pay a pavilion use charge. All around the registration office were signs about additional charges for usage of various facilities. When we got to our friends' site, it was barely larger than a parking lot, and we could hear conversations from inside the next site's camper. There were tons of kids on golf carts zooming around, and because the roads are dirt and stone, each cart that went by made a lot of noise and kicked up dust. Overall I would not recommend this place as any type of vacation. If you're looking to be backed like sardines, pay extra charges for everything you do, use dirty bathrooms, and have lots of noise around you - this is the place for you. Otherwise stay away! Our friends have already stated they are not coming back, as they have experienced rude service and staff, their facilities are dirty and unkempt, and they feel too crowded with the other people there.”

Jellybean Jungle
Aug 6, 2009 by HMJ from Haddon Heights, NJ
Overall Rating: 3

• Kids had tons of fun.
• Sick three days later, place looked like it could really use a refurb.

“I had my son's 1st birthday party here. The kids had a good time while we were there, but 3 days later, half of the children, (and me!) were violently sick! The kids did have a lot of fun, and the staff was friendly and accommodating, but the place was filthy. The equipment was worn and had rips and tears. Most of the paint on the carousel was worn away. And many of the balls in the ball pit were visibly dirty. Despite their claim of cleanliness, none of the children or adults was asked to remove their shoes and so all the toddlers falling on the floor were rolling over whatever germs had been tracked in. They did mop the floors afterwards, but they should've been spraying/wiping down equipment as the kids played - like they do at Chuckie Cheese. One parent said this was the 2nd time her kids got sick after leaving here! 2 for 2! It should be called the Germy Jungle!”

St Marys Hospital ( Inc)
Aug 2, 2009 by Ann Blandish from Clifton
Overall Rating: 1

• Nothing.
• Just about everything.

“They did me absolutely no good. I was unimpressed with the staff and procedures.”

Greater Cape May Historic Society Inc
Jul 13, 2009 by Patricia from Schuylkill Haven PA
Overall Rating: 2

• Pool.
• Swamp, and lack of security.

“Lake Laurie was the most disappointing campground we experienced. No security, tall grass on our campsite, that we had to beg to be cut and then they were going to charge us 25.00 till we told them we were not a permanent site. Swamp like grounds all around us, bitten by many insects, we had to be pumped out daily for sewerage at a daily charge. The pool was nice but again very unsupervised. Alcohol was being consumed at the pool openly. Grounds has a great opportunity to be a classy campground if owners would pay attention. We hope to see great changes in the future for this unique part of Cape May, please!”

St Marys Hospital ( Inc)
Jul 5, 2009 by Frank Pelosi from Garfield
Overall Rating: 1

• Nothing really.
• High cost. More hangers-on than doctors. Dictatorial doctors.

“They give you all kinds of unnecessary tests. Staff was uncooperative or even rude; they didn't tell you what they were doing. They were mostly concerned with payment.”