Review Detail

**CAMPER BEWARE** I am a long term resident of this campground currently been here since July 2022. This campground currently has an SOP that does not allow you to have anything out unless you are actively using it. Bikes must be stored behind the shed or inside the shed that is provided with the site. No lawn decorations of any kind are allowed. This includes potted plants, lights, signs, flags and anything else that could be considered lawn decorations. If you plan to stay here and do a little camping while visiting the surrounding area. I highly recommend that you consider staying at a park that allows you to set up a campsite to enjoy and avoid staying at Twilight Dunes where they don't want anything to detract from the appearance of a storage lot. Additionally, sites are not well maintained when they are not utilized, but if you are here and an inspection occurs, you will receive a violation if any grass on your site is too high. Recently, the park management was transferred from the Inns of the Corps to MCCS. With this change, there is no longer a place where you go and "check in". Instead, you do everything online. While this is convenient, you miss out on the simple things like how to get to your site, the location of amenities. If you are planning to camp in the area and see the sites do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else, as this is not a campground. For those long-term military members, know that you are getting into a campground with an aggressive HOA that will give you violation letters if you break the SOP. If you receive three violations for the same thing, they will kick you out, and you won't ever be allowed back as the violations stay on your "permanent" record.