Splash Magic Campground PA is a family-friendly campground located in Northumberland, Pennsylvania. It offers a wide range of amenities and activities for guests of all ages to enjoy during their stay. The campground is situated on 118 acres of beautiful wooded land along the Susquehanna River. It has over 400 spacious RV sites, as well as tent camping areas for those who prefer a more rustic experience. Each site is equipped with water, electric, and sewer hookups, as well as a fire pit and picnic table. One of the highlights of Splash Magic Campground is its water park, which features multiple pools, slides, and a lazy river.
With their magic being unpredictable, Nory, Elliott, Andres, and Bax are sent to the upside-down magic room at Dunwiddle Magic School.
Maybe if this reader had been middle grade when reading this, they would have enjoyed it more, as an adult it felt like a lot of stretching of the imagination had to happen. Nory is distraught to learn she will attend Dunwiddle Public School, where she ll be part of a special education-type program called Upside-Down Magic UDM.
One of the highlights of Splash Magic Campground is its water park, which features multiple pools, slides, and a lazy river. Guests can spend their days cooling off and having fun in the water, whether it's sliding down the 30-foot water slides or floating along the lazy river on an inflatable tube. The water park also has a splash pad and kiddie pool, making it perfect for younger children.
Review: The Backward Season
Hi friends, happy Monday; I hope you are all well! Today I’m posting my review of the final book in the Wishing Days trilogy, The Backward Season by Lauren Myracle.
You can read my review of book one: The Wishing Day
You can read my review of book two: The Forgetting Spell
The Backward Season by: Lauren Myracle: Ava’s wishing day is upon her and she knows that in order to get her family back together, she must use her wishes on them. But first she must determine what exactly it is to wish for, how can she fix a mistake her mother made on her own wishing day to reverse it all. Ava must use her smarts to see if she can go back in time to create a do-over for her mother and family. A tall order, with a lot at stake because if she fails, all is lost. This was the third and final novel in this trilogy and for the most part, it ended everything nicely. This trilogy took a nosedive in the second book, this didn’t quite redeem itself, but this was a step above. The plot continued to follow the three sisters, this time our point of view shifted to the youngest sister, Ava, but we also were given a second smaller point of view from a character who has been very mysterious from the start. This gave that character more depth, but she still felt very one dimensional because even though we saw from her younger point of view, it felt too late in the series to be getting it. We should have been dabbling in it from book one, but Mryacle kept leaving the reader in the dark, not sure why, for dramatic effect? It didn’t end up really working. There was another character who the reader thought we’d get more from after the first book and we only saw bits of her and she was only used to move the story along, but that made it more confusing because the reader couldn’t figure out how she actually fit into the overall story. Even in this novel, we still have no reference as to where she came from, why she was in these girls’ lives and why she had all this knowledge, she just appeared and disappeared without any real context. The rest of the main characters were developed, we barely saw from Ava’s two sisters, but it was nice to get to know Ava and all of her interests and hobbies. The adults all continued to feel a little flat and very background noise; even Ava’s mom, who this trilogy basically centres around, felt barely around. The plot to this one felt very fast-paced and it jumped a bit, but not as bad as the last book. The reader could see where the author was trying to go, even if stories weren’t fleshed out as well as they could have been. Overall, this trilogy at its core had heart and magic; at times it was fun to read. Maybe if this reader had been middle grade when reading this, they would have enjoyed it more, as an adult it felt like a lot of stretching of the imagination had to happen.
Nory’s father refuses to take her calls. Hawthorn and Dalia phone Nory secretly and urge her to practice her magic harder so she can come home. Nory decides she will train herself to be normal and test out of UDM. She apologizes to Elliot for the spraying incident and invites him to join her in her quest to get back into traditional classes.
In addition to the water park, Splash Magic Campground offers a variety of other recreational facilities and activities. The campground has a playground, basketball and volleyball courts, and a game room. There is also a full-service restaurant and snack bar on-site, as well as a store where guests can purchase groceries and camping supplies. For those who want to explore the surrounding area, there are plenty of attractions and activities nearby. The campground is located just a short drive away from Knoebels Amusement Resort, a popular amusement park that offers rides, games, and live entertainment. Other nearby attractions include hiking trails, fishing spots, and historical sites. Whether you're looking for a fun-filled family vacation or a peaceful getaway in nature, Splash Magic Campground PA has something for everyone. With its wide range of amenities and activities, it offers the perfect combination of relaxation and adventure. So pack your bags and get ready for a memorable stay at this fantastic campground..
Reviews for "Discover the Magic of Splash Magic Campground in Pennsylvania"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with my experience at Splash Magic Campground. The campsite we were assigned was cramped and the facilities were not well-maintained. The bathrooms were dirty and the showers had poor water pressure. Additionally, the campground was very noisy at night, making it difficult to get a good night's sleep. Overall, I would not recommend this campground to others.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I had a terrible time at Splash Magic Campground. The staff were unfriendly and unhelpful, and it felt like they didn't care about providing a positive experience for their guests. The swimming area was overcrowded and not properly supervised, which made it unsafe for families with young children. The overall cleanliness of the campground was also lacking, with garbage and debris scattered throughout the grounds. I would not return to this campground in the future.
3. Emily - 2 stars - My stay at Splash Magic Campground was less than impressive. The campsites were too close together, offering little privacy, and the noise from neighboring campers was excessive. The amenities, such as the pool and playground, were outdated and in need of repair. The campground seemed understaffed, as there was rarely anyone available to address concerns or assist with questions. Overall, I was disappointed with my experience and would not choose to stay here again.
4. Mike - 1 star - I had a terrible time at Splash Magic Campground. The facilities were not well-maintained, with overflowing trash bins and dirty bathrooms. The staff were unresponsive to complaints and seemed disinterested in providing a good experience for guests. Additionally, the campground was poorly organized, with no designated quiet hours and loud parties continuing late into the night. I would not recommend this campground to anyone looking for a peaceful and enjoyable camping experience.