This is mostly a "seasonals" park with a heavy emphasis on park models. There are two rows of pull thrus for overnighters. The row you can get into easily and out of easily are 30 amp, no sewer. The other row is 50 amp Full hook up but you can't get out! We watched a motorhome try, stop, unhook his toad, back up three times to finally get out by brushing the trees. Then he had to redo the toad. We decided to back out of the site, across the road, into the empty 30 amp site, and go out the way we came in. Very poor set up. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for about two weeks and enjoyed the location. The pool and spa were quite nice and very clean. The only criticism I have is that parking is QUITE tight. All of the new sites are back-ins, and with the narrow streets creates quite a challenge! We have a SWB tow vehicle and definitely had to move the slider, and even then it took quite awhile to get parked. The newer area is also essentially devoid of trees however you do have easy walking access to the adjacent national forest. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park was great, friendly staff, good pool, big pull through site and good 50 Amp electric. Easy access from I-17, gas station and restaurant close. We camped here in a Motorhome.