Round Top Campground

Good location near freeway but far enough to be fairly quiet and yet within close distance to town. Site was surprisingly level given the hilly terrain. I appreciate them being part of Passport America. I happened to be in a site with a holding tank rather than a sewer. It did the trick, but let's just say I'm not a fan. 30 amp post tripped after about 25 amps so I had to treat it as a 20 amp site and could only run one appliance. No free wifi option at site--paid wifi only. I had a peaceful stay but would probably choose a different site with sewer and 50 amps next time.

My wife and I, along with some friends, decided on a last-minute two-day camping trip and found two available sites at Round Top Campground. Having never stayed here before, we figured we’d give it a shot. Big mistake.

Most, if not all, of the sites are on a hill — making setup tricky, especially if you’re not experienced backing into uneven terrain. Our site’s water pump/handle was broken, and we had to call for maintenance. Thankfully, someone came about 30 minutes later to fix it, but it set the tone for the stay.

The entire campground feels severely neglected. Nearly all sites sit under old, rotting trees, which makes it feel unsafe — I was genuinely concerned about branches falling on our rig. On top of that, the sites are far from level, so getting your camper or RV properly stabilized is a real challenge.

We’ve been camping for several years and traveled up and down the East Coast, and this is by far our least favorite campground. Even one of the maintenance workers admitted the place hasn’t been cared for in years.

We definitely won’t be coming back.

We came into our reservation with friends after making the reservations 6 months ago. When we arrived we found out that they put us blocks apart from each other. We asked to get spots together and were told that they were full through the weekend. We stayed there Tuesday- Thursday not on the weekend. Our friends spot was horrific. No table, no fire pit, on a hill and the electric box and water looked shady. Not safe. The spot number was not visible so they drove circles trying to find this terrible spot. After annoying the office lady because they asked for a new spot, they were moved to s little better spot by us. Our spot was down a hill and not easy to unhook or hook our 5th wheel. There was a bathroom by us and the doors were locked. Unable to use! We walked around the park and found 30 plus spots that were sitting open. These were much better spots and yet they put us on the worst spots in the campground! We do not recommend this place as they do not care about people that pay $86 a night to stay there. We have been traveling for 3 weeks across the states and this is the first time we had a terrible experience. There is nothing positive to say about Roundtop Campground!

The location of Round Top Campground is easy to reach off Hwy 15 and it is a large campground.
We requested a pull through when we made reservations but we were not told we would be right next to Hwy15 with LOUD noise the entire time of our stay! It was horrible.
When we were checking in the lady even stated “you have one of our nicest sites.” Oh my gosh, I cant imagine what the other sites must be like.
Definitely not worth the $80+ a night!!
No WiFi either unless you pay extra.
As you can see in the map picture how close our site is to the Highway.

Campsites were adequate, but, not close to good. Site were not level at all. We have a motor home with levelers, and needed to place boards and leveling pads under wheels and jacks.
Location was about 4-5 miles from Gettysburg and very close to Hwy 15.
We were a little disappointed in the quality of park, expected more from Thousand Trails.