The good first: centrally located in Melbourne, clean grassy sites. The bad: arrived after a rain and the staff doesn't know the difference between a well drained site and a soaking wet site. They first put us in a site that had 3-4 inches of standing water when there were dryer sites in abundance. There is no 50 amp service so I can imagine summer stays are a challenge for big rigs. The park is nice, open to the public with many trails and kiddy stuff. The price is right. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park unless it rains, then is like camping in a swamp. We reserved a week and left after one day. The 30 amp service only gives 108 volts with a TV on. 95 with a coffee pot, don't try a/c. They are supposed to upgrade next year ( both electric and sewer), however you may want to call first to check. We won't stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The only thing that could have made this place better would have been sewer hookups. It was my first camping experience and it was everything I was hoping for. The campground had a woodsy feel despite the park being located in the middle of suburbia. There were plenty of outdoor activities such swimming in 2 lakes, frisbee golf, and a nature trail. The Atlantic beaches were only 20 minutes away. Kind, helpful park rangers quietly tour the camping areas in their trucks day and night. Their presence made me feel safe without feeling "watched". Night sounds included frogs and crickets chirping. It was a wonderful start to our camping adventures. We camped here in a camper.