They met us in Avalon and drove us to the campsite (after we had time to have a nice lunch and do some shopping there). Everything looked exactly as it is pictured on the website in terms of amenities. In terms of the scenery though, the photos don’t do it justice. It’s so beautiful and relaxing!! At the camp there are bathrooms near the tents and indoor showers (with private stalls) to use. There are also outdoor showers to rinse off the sand after ocean adventures. There are tables and chairs both inside and outside the mess hall, where you can use a microwave, refrigerator, oven etc. They also serve breakfast each morning in the mess hall that’s included with your stay. They will start a campfire for you at night (small fee) if you want and there are also family meals available for purchase (lasagna, Mac and cheese etc). We didn’t realize breakfast was included or that there were meals available.
They have tons of equipment available for families to use (small fee), we used paddle boards, kayaks, snorkel gear and wet suits while we were there. Insider tip, pay for the adventure at least once instead of just renting the gear (it was more than worth it. We did a combined kayak/snorkeling adventure that took all day. DJ was our guide and he did an amazing job.
Zora was the ideal host while we there. She was always around if we needed her without ever being intrusive or overbearing. All in all I can’t say enough great things about this place. My 13 year old didn’t want to go bc she was worried she’d be “bored” without a phone or internet. Frankly, I was a little worried about that too. As we were leaving she said: “thanks mom, that was the best weekend we’ve ever had!” I guess that says it all.