We would have rated this resort higher, but there was no potable water anywhere on site, and none to be had in the town. If we had known that before we got there, it would not have been an issue. We arrived with our freshwater tank fairly empty and we were sorry. Each site has untreated and sulfurous well water, if you’re willing to fill your pipes with it, but we keep only sanitary water in our tanks, so we couldn’t use it. The golf course was beautiful and excellent for stargazing (we don’t golf). The resort had lots of fresh air, peace and quiet. We picked fresh Saskatoon berries in late August. Unfortunately, the campsite charges a loony to take a 5-minute shower in the sulfurous (but hot!) well water. The long-term spaces were very nice, but the short-term slots didn’t have trees and were much too close together. My sewer hook-up was close to where my neighbor’s babies were playing, and I thought that was a little gross. The hookups were also too far forward in the slot for a truck plus travel trailer—they were better suited for a Class A. I would camp there again, but I would be better prepared. We paid the Passport America rate (half price) one night and the regular rate ($36) for our weekend night, so I averaged the two to get $27. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.