John Prince Park Campground in the United States

Upon my initial visit, I arrived slightly after the establishment had closed. Nevertheless, I reached out to Michelle who was extremely kind and accommodating, choosing to remain beyond her working hours to assist us with our accommodation. The entire team has demonstrated nothing but kindness and willingness to help. The place is equipped with comprehensive facilities. It offers both back-in and pull-through parking areas. The smaller sites are situated at the front, where I've noticed a few tents, while the larger areas for bigger vehicles are located further back. The environment is tranquil with a lovely lake suitable for fishing. The property is fantastic, boasting a well-maintained laundromat that is reasonably priced. In addition, there are several playgrounds available for children's enjoyment!

3 years ago

Our accommodation for a week-long visit to relatives in West Palm Beach was this park. It's situated in Lake Worth, within the greater John Prince Park. The camping area is secure, tidy, and well-kept; it wasn't particularly crowded. Lake Osborne offers plenty of paths for walking. The primary park offers a variety of facilities, including a dog park managed by the county. The overall experience was indeed favorable. We will surely choose this place again for our next family visit.

3 years ago

I journeyed to this location with a large 35-foot 5th wheel and a long bed pickup, occupying spots #45 and #48, E/W, BI spots at a rate of $44 per night. This campsite is quite expansive and hosts numerous long-term, monthly occupants. The area designated for brief visits is conveniently near the water. The roads and camping spots were surfaced with asphalt. Spot 45 was positioned in a circular area, making it effortless to back into. However, it lacked any seclusion since it was directly by the circle's entrance and one of the primary campsite roads. This spot didn't offer any shade, in contrast to others that had full to partial shade. A communal fire pit is located in the circle's center for all the spots to share. The park tends to be quite loud due to the noise from cars, trucks, RVs, boats, planes (as it's adjacent to an airport), trains, and jet skis. The bathhouse was well-maintained, although I didn't utilize the showers. The laundry facility was adequately sized, but half of the machines were out of order. Given the campsite's size, there was always a queue for the machines. There were numerous OTA channels, decent wifi, and 3 bars LTE with Verizon (allowing me to stream in the evening). I extended my visit by a few days and relocated to #48, which was directly by the water. It's an exceptional spot with ample space, a pleasant view, and a double-wide asphalt pad. The park itself is extensive with numerous activities. I would certainly contemplate visiting this place again.

3 years ago

We arrived intending to spend just a single night. The list of requirements to lodge here was extensive: identification for all grown-ups present, registration for every incoming party, examination records - it was overwhelming for a mere overnight stay! Shortly after we settled in, an unexpected issue arose forcing us to depart. Our request for a reimbursement was denied. Overall, it was a highly unsatisfactory encounter.

3 years ago

This is a nice little oasis in an urban environment. It's located in a huge park with lots of trails and day use facilities, but the campground is nicely separated with a coded gate. Within the campground are two nice playgrounds and a dog fitness walk. There are four types of sites: short term with and without sewer and long term with and without sewer. We were in the short term with water and electric but no sewer. According to the rate sheet, honey wagon service is available, but we didn't need it for our short stay. Most of the short term have water views, though at times the vegetation covers a lot of the view. There is not much privacy between sites, some are quite short, and some will require extra leveling. When you make your reservation, you may want to discuss these. The long term sites are not on the waterfront and were pretty much all occupied, but all the sites were neat and the RVers were friendly. The park is very close to the beach and the artsy downtown area of Lake Worth, which we enjoyed visiting. We also enjoyed watching all the private planes taking off from the adjacent small airport.

3 years ago