Twin Mills Camping Resort in die Vereinigten Staaten

The camp was packed and I noticed there were a lot of long term campers. They can be rude! Why? Because they are not happy with a short term campers! Probably because they consider the camp spot as their own property (when I parked my trailer the guy with the trailer parked right across the alley was extremely rude with me when my pickup truck’s wheel touched the grass on his spot) ..... that was extremely unpleasant for me, thank God that I didn’t lose my temper, to ruin the entire stay! Also, next to me I had a cabin with the AC unit running!🧐🧐 Probably is much better for the campground to have the cabins separated from the RV spots ... I don’t know 🤯🤯🤬🤬

vor 4 Jahren

Dump station is open in the off season (October to March). Cost was $15 with my thousand trails membership us of dump station. Maybe would cost $20 if you did not have a membership.

vor 4 Jahren

My husband and I used to camp here several years ago and we both remember this campground being so much better. I’m sad to say that Twin Mills has really gone downhill. The bathrooms were unkept and never clean. The lots could have been better maintained. However, we did see a help wanted sign out front. It could be that they are just short staffed and this is the reason for the uncleanliness. Pros: -Office staff very friendly -Paved roads -Pool -Playgrounds for kids -Nice shaded lots Cons: -Bathrooms unclean -Lots poorly maintained

vor 4 Jahren

If you're a Thousand Trails member, DON'T CAMP HERE! I don't think we've ever rated a campground 1 star in over a year of full time RV travel. We've stayed at 29 Thousand Trails campgrounds this year and this was by far our worst experience. We were booked for a few nights but left after 1 and even considered leaving in the middle of the night to the Walmart. We showed up just after the office closed but they left our assigned site number. We drove back across the street to the other campground (it's split in 2 by the highway). The entrance gate was super narrow but we fit through and went down the long entrance street. We were assigned to a site in the very back in the woods. It looked more like a golf cart road than a road meant for a large 42ft 5th wheel. We narrowly missed several trees as we turned tight corners and scraped our bumper twice on very steep hills. We noticed a couple poles knocked over and a couple trees with large gashes where we can assume RVs had hit them in the past. We finally maneuvered around to our site and scratched our heads trying to figure out how we would get level. The sites were all dirt with steep slopes (probably around 5-10 degree slopes). The power boxes were covered in cobwebs. No other campers were in sight. And none of the sites had any tire tracks. All signs that something was weird about being assigned back here. We called the after hours number and asked if we could select another site that was more level and didn't drop 1 foot off the asphalt. They said try to find something nearby and let them know which site. Luckily another camper drove up on their golf cart laughing right then. They said "Thousand Trails always tries to put RVs back here but only tent campers stay here and nobody has stayed back here all year!" They led us back to the main section of the campground where the sites were level and large enough for us. It looked like a regular RV campground. There were at least a dozen full hookup sites available but after calling the after hours number again, they were rude and said, "no, we don't let Thousand Trails members stay in those sites. You have to choose a electric/water only site". We asked if we could pay for a full hookup site and they said "no, talk to us tomorrow" and hung up. No big deal. We can use the dump station and do our laundry at the next stop. We backed into a site under some large trees and hooked up. It was only 30amp but the water had extra powerful 80psi pressure to make up for it. We woke up 4 times in the middle of the night as our power kept going out. Our EMS kept alerting us that the voltage was low (around 60-70). We weren't running the ACs or drawing that much power since our batteries were topped off, so we finally just pulled the plug at 3am as we started researching other camping options in the area.

vor 4 Jahren

The camp was packed and I noticed there were a lot of long term campers. They can be rude! Why? Because they are not happy with a short term campers! Probably because they consider the camp spot as their own property (when I parked my trailer the guy with the trailer parked right across the alley was extremely rude with me when my pickup truck’s wheel touched the grass on his spot) ..... that was extremely unpleasant for me, thank God that I didn’t lose my temper, to ruin the entire stay! Also, next to me I had a cabin with the AC unit running!🧐🧐 Probably is much better for the campground to have the cabins separated from the RV spots ... I don’t know 🤯🤯🤬🤬

vor 4 Jahren