Seasonals only resort Seasonal ladies that sit on the side of the beach on top of the rocks are RUDE. We heard them yelling at some kids for being on the dunes- while another seasonal lady was walking thru them and they said she’s allowed to be on the dunes! There should be signs up and NOBODY should be allowed on the dunes. I heard the kids dad say “Sorry, I didn’t know. You could’ve just told us nicely.” and the woman yelled back that she didn’t care about anyone’s feelings. Yikes! Glad my kids were not around to hear her be so nasty. Definitely not a vacation vibe. The last time we were here there was a little girl pulling her pants down at the playground. Long story short she was also a seasonal and it didn’t stop even after her grandparents were informed. I was hoping this visit would be better. The staff seem great. The water is beautiful. Don’t think we will be back. They need to just make this for seasonal campers because it’s obvious they don’t want anyone else here.

Not for Families, Party Place This campground is 90% full-time use with people that both live there and come in for the weekend to stay at their rental spot. We were located at the entrance in front of the pool. There appears to only be about 10 spaces for "overnighters" to use so you don't get much to choose from. I hate to say this but there was only one good thing about this place and that was the beach. It was pretty and peaceful with a couple of entrances from the camp areas. That literally was the only peaceful thing about this campground as it was VERY noisy and loud even during the middle of the week! Lots of "locals" partying at their camp spots until 3 am and it only got worse as the weekend came on. They had a band play on that Saturday night for 3.5 hours until 10:45 pm and then put their background music on while they packed their stuff. People, therefore, hung out to listen to that music as well, leaving loudly around 11:15 pm only to go back to their campsites and continue to party. We like music but not right next to where we are camping and not with intoxicated people parking their golf carts in and around our site. The camp security if there was any was nowhere to be seen. So, if you're a partier then you will love this place but if you are looking for family camping as we were, then don't go here!!!! Very loose rules with pets being leashed and picking up poop. I also wanted to add that we had a difficult time getting out of our space and out of the campground. Between the other permanent sites, the campers next to us, and the not great logistics of the campground, we almost hit a truck and the white fencing at the entrance. We are not new to camping either so that was not the case here.

Don't believe the pictures! I don’t typically post reviews, but after reading the one below, and discovering that what my family and I experienced was unfortunately experienced by another family a few weeks later, I had felt I had to. Perhaps if I had written my review earlier, that poor family would not have gone through what they did. I am truly sorry I didn’t write this sooner. I have friends who have permanent campsites at Newpoint, so I knew I was staying at the Ritz, but I certainly wasn’t expecting what we rented. Just like the review below, my family and I booked a premium cottage with 2 bedrooms (BR12) and ended up with the same old RV with the semi-attached lean-to. Our trip was from July 11 – July 20th. There are no photos of this cottage so you assume you are getting one that looks like the pictures on the New Point’s site. WRONG! The RV was hot (it had 2 small window a/c units)! The attached lean to was hot (even with the two portable A/C units and fans -- I’m actually the person who purchased one the of the 2 oscillating fans mentioned in the review below). Not only was the lean-to hot, it smelled strongly of camp fire smoke and is considered a “bedroom”. Note: If someone has young children and expects this to be a bedroom for their kids to sleep, they’re in for a RUDE awakening! There is NO way any parent would want to put their young child to bed in a smoke-filled, semi-enclosed lean-to with a door to the outside that doesn’t lock and is separated from the RV by a glass sliding door. To make matters worse, the sliding glass door even has a note posted on it telling guests to KEEP DOOR CLOSED due to possible overload of portable A/C. So forget leaving the door open to make you or your child feel safe. Even though the RV was an immediate BIG disappointment, because of COVID, my family and I were ready to rough it just to get away. So, I drove into town to get groceries. After returning from the grocery store with a weeks-worth of groceries and a fan in hand, I shortly discovered that the refrigerator wasn’t working. Because it was after hours, I called the number on the “resort” map 3 times and left 3 messages on the “emergency” voicemail that you are directed to. I also called the corporate number and NOTHING! NO CALL BACK, nothing! To make a long story short, we were done and I was ready to move, or leave! The next morning, I went to the office and expressed my concerns. I was told by the front desk worker that they did not receive any of my messages. I showed them my phone and the times I called and was again told they didn’t get the message. I was then shown the notice that was tapped to the front of the office telling you where to call in case of an emergency. Boy, it sure would have been nice to have that written down on the outdated materials we were given at check in – just sayin’! Anyway, fortunately for us when we asked to move or be refunded, we were told that we could move to a different site and for all of our trouble I’d be refunded for our first night (that’s another long story). Before agreeing to move, I asked the Manager Michelle if the new cottage had a stove because I knew that some of the cottages only had cook-tops. Michelle she said she didn’t think that any of the cottages had stoves and had to call someone to find out. REALLY? The cottage we were given (BR24) was a 1 bedroom with a loft (not a 2 bedroom I was hoping for). The cottage was in a really nice spot between the marsh and the beach, was very clean, but the old green couch had 3 rips in the cushion and I think there were fleas. However, we couldn’t tell if we were getting bit by fleas, or mosquitos because the mosquitos were so bad. If you go with children and are given the “resort” map, there is no laser tag, no archery and nothing for the kids to do but swim in the pool, play at the playground, rent a kayak or go to the beach. I’m not sure why they give out the outdated map when it only amplifies how much this “resort” does not offer. As for food on the premises, yes, there is a pretty good food truck, but you never know when it is going to be open to serve food. The hours are not posted anywhere, and unless you know Michael (the Manager’s husband who runs the truck) and can ask him, you won’t know unless you go to the food truck to see. If it wasn’t for my friends who have permanent spots at the campground and the great beach, there is NO WAY I would ever stay at Newpoint again. I’ve stayed at many campgrounds (Yogi to KOAs) and rented cabins, and the accommodations at Newpoint are the worst I’ve ever rented.

FALSE ADVERTISING!! Booked a Premium Cottage w/ 2 bedrooms, 2 baths according to website. Pictures were nice. Cottage we were given is an old small RV with semi attached lean to that had 2 portable AC units and 2 tall oscillating fans. It was referred to as the sun room- Hot, couldn't get completely cool etc. it was 100% NOT anything like the pictures we booked with. Complained to manager and she said they don't have any 2 bath cottages and this was the VIP cottage. Piece of garbage. Door to unit didn't lock. Had workers in to attempt to get AC working correctly and to replace lock. This is by far the biggest rip off we have ever had. The map given to each renter showed all of the sites. The site we were on was NOT classified as a Premium Cabin. It is classified as a 50 amp hookup site. Son became overheated and couldn't sleep the last night there- packed up early and left by dawn. Mis leading site!!! Spoke to manager shortly after checkin. Said no other sites available and that they don't have any 2 bathroom sites. We told her it was on website. She said she checked website and it didn't say that. We couldn't get internet to load website so assumed she was telling the truth. Come home and load site and she lied!!! It's clearly stated there on site. No one will answer main numbers to Sun RV Resorts.

New Point has it all New Point offers fresh water for pool goers and salt water for others. The bay area of the resort is great for children as it is shallow and level. At low tide, you can walk out 200+yards and not be much over your knees. The staff and seasonal campers are friendly and helpful. Just ask anyone for help and you'll have several come to your aid. If it's fishing you like, they have that too - either by your own boat from the marina or fish and crab off of the many piers/docks that are on site. Many that come for the weekend end up signing up for a "seasonal" site and come back again and again for years.