Tomburkelulu ![](images/starg_2.png)
For North Fork Resort: Yeah, as others hav said, this is a quality, high priced campground devoted to seasonal rentals and especially long term contractor RVs. The rate was $60/night plus a “convenience fee†for credit cards... and oh, no fresh water for that princely sum.
Posted Feb 16, 2020 by Tomburkelulu from Rochester ny. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
D W![](images/starg_2.png)
For North Fork Resort: This is not what I call a resort, more of a campground. Has amenities, none which were active since this was after Labor Day. Sites where they wanted to put us were either already occupied or the drop off to unhook or hookup is extreme. Other areas were wooded with a bunch of trees or were too short for our unit. Seems to be located on the side of a mtn, so getting in, out and around the campground was a pain and the roads through area A are quite tedious. The only more level sites seemed to be at the very bottom of the mtn along the river area where most are permanent or have no sewer. The nicer sites up by where you come in to this campground are reserved for local contractors, even though they were not all full, we were not allowed to park our unit there for the one night stay. Took about 45 minutes to find a place we could safely fit our unit & rig. I called around lunch on the day we were to arrive to make a reservation and was told yes they could accommodate us, just come to the security booth and they would fond us a spot. Did not want our info or anything. Seemed like they just wanted to get off the phone. Was very disappointed in the whole mess. The poor girl in the security booth once we arrived was very nice and did try hard to help us, and didn't have a way of knowing that the sites that showed open were occupied. Someone other than her were not on top of their job.
Posted Sep 22, 2017 by D W from TN. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
RJW![](images/starg_2.png)
For North Fork Resort: Pricey if you don't use a discount club.
To check in, you must park on a steep hill. I stayed in the driver's seat for safety and let my wife check in.
You must return the car pass before they will open the gate and let you leave. This means a complete stop just before the top of a long steep hill.
WiFi was in and out.
Lots were all gravel and good for one night but i would not wish to stay longer.
Posted Jul 10, 2016 by RJW from Atlanta GA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Sheryl E![](images/starg_2.png)
For North Fork Resort: We stayed overnight in a 39' class A. Price was exorbitant. Lots were so narrow there was barely room for our car next to the picnic table. The neighboring lot's hook up was next to our table and 8" away from our fire ring. Their sewer was under our picnic bench. It was quiet and clean. The Wi-Fi did not work. The staff we saw were pleasant. Not impressed.
Posted Nov 17, 2015 by Sheryl E from Michigan. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.