Frontier Campground

I would not recommend this campground. It is not family friendly like advertised. They DO NOT enforce the noise control. The showers were freezing, so cold the water hurt. The bathrooms had no toilet paper. We paid for a site with Electric, it was a waste because it did not work. They also charged my credit card twice. I have emailed multiple times only to be ignored. When I call I am given the runaround. It has been a week and I am still waiting for a response about my refund.
This is a poorly run business. Don’t waste your money here.

My husband and I stayed here this past weekend on an electric/​water tent site. We loved this place and will definitely return! The owners accommodated our last minute reservation (the day of!) as well as our late arrival with ease. They were friendly and helpful and gave us a great corner wooded site.
Pros:
1. Easy going and helpful attitude. The owners as well as other campers seemed very friendly and respectful which made it peaceful.
2. Great bathhouse facility. As other campers stated, it is kept very clean and the showers are fantastic. They play the radio over speakers all day and have big fans for ventilation.
3. The wooded-​ness of the campground is near perfect. There might be a few sites that seem a little more open than most, but generally, every site we saw was great — private and surrounded by trees and low shrubs so you can’t really see your neighbors. RV’s and seasonal sites are also separate from the tent roads, so you are only camping amongst other tenters.
4. The fire ring on each site is movable so you can place it and the picnic table as you like. They also have a lidded trash can and buckets for recycling at each site which is very convenient and tidy.
5. Price and utilities. The majority of the tent sites seem to have water and electricity at them. This felt like a luxury! And for only around $ 30 a night in mid-​August… can’t beat that!
6. Proximity to beach towns. We stopped into Ocean City… It was an easy 15 – 20 minute drive and we found parking on a side street right away around 10^th street. This allowed us to hit the beach and boardwalk conveniently for just a few hours. Next time we will try Sea Isle City which we heard has many bars, live music, etc.
7. Wildlife. Maybe it’s because I’m a New Yorker, but I was happy to see only chipmunks and squirrels :) I can do without raccoons or black bears. Made for a very relaxing weekend, especially at night. Falling asleep to owls conversing and crickets chirping — perfect.
Cons:
Our only con is that we were surprised how loud the adjacent roads could be at night. We woke up occasionally because of a motorcycle or loud truck. This isn’t enough to deter us from staying again. We will return!
Notes:
Camp store has a small but nice selection of items you may need.
Firewood is for sale at $ 6 for 10 logs.
There is a recreation room off of the office with ping pong and some games, etc.
There is also a playground and one open space where you could throw frisbee etc.
Our gps took us to the rear entrance — so at night it was hard to find the office at first. If that happens, just drive straight to the opposite end.

Even though Frontier Campground offers only the basics, we really liked it. The owners were friendly and helpful and the sites were spacious and well-​maintained. Unfortunately, seasonals routinely had loud parties into the early morning hours. The owners were aware of this but ignored it. We visited a few weekends and were kept awake several nights. In the many years we’ve been camping, we’ve never experienced a problem with quiet hours — and this from a campground that promotes theirs as «one of the quietest». It would be a great campground if the quiet hours were enforced.

I spent a weekend here last fall, sleeping in a tent. The owner seemed a bit surprised (maybe a bit concerned) when he learned I was alone. :-) I pitched my tent in a site close to the restroom/​showers, plugged in my electricity and was all set. Other than my stupid air mattress flattening out every night, it was a great camping experience. It’s about a 20 minute drive from Ocean City, an easy trek with minimal turns. The place was pretty quiet the first night (thursday) — I was there well after the peak season had ended. Friday it started getting busier, and Saturday night there was a decent crowd and several parties going on which made it a bit noisier but nobody bothered me. I felt completely safe the whole time I was there. There are few amenities at this campground; you can get a site with water and electric hookups which is nice. The shower house and restrooms were very clean. There’s a small store that sells candy and soda and necessities, along with campfire wood and other last minute camping items. The owners were friendly and helpful. There appear to be many seasonal campsites and regulars who knew each other, but I really wasn’t there to socialize so the fact that they didn’t really interact with me was just fine. They were friendly enough but I didn’t invite conversation and they didn’t either. :-) There’s no swimming pool or other recreational facilities, but then again the prices were significantly lower than other campgrounds, and I don’t think I’d have used it even if there was one. I preferred the lower price over the bells and whistles. I’d probably stay here again, but I might also try to find something a little closer to Ocean City next time. If you’re not specifically spending your time in Ocean City or one of the other resort towns and drive time (or swimming pools, etc) doesn’t matter, this is a good choice. They can accommodate tents, campers, and RVs.