Older park. Sites are all pull though with concrete pads. Small sites that make your neighbors very close if you both have slide outs. Easy on and off the freeway. No Wi-Fi even though advertised as such. Been "broke" since January (I assume that is this year). Good for overnight but would not want to stay much longer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
It is ok for an over night stop. It is very convenient to the interstate. There are long sites for those not wanting to unhook. Space is limited between sites and they are very out of level. There are major ant problems. Although sanitation available, located nearly at the rear of all sites necessitating use of extended sanitation lines. No dump station is noted on the campground map. Since we have sani-con, either I dump before fully entering the site or take it with me (which we did). There are many permanent rigs in as either getaways for the locals or many snowbirds settled in for the season. We will continue to use this campground as our stopover during travels. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were on our way to a vacation destination and needed a place to overnight. My uncle had suggested this place, so we stopped. Everyone was friendly, and the campground was okay for a one nighter, but I wouldn't call this anything better than an "I need a place to stay and this is safer than a rest stop," kind of a place. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We camped here over the Thanksgiving holiday, to visit friends. All of the roads are paved and the sites are all concrete and pull throughs. The problem is that the sites are very narrow and therefore are very close to each other. If you have a big rig with slides you will have some problems in that your slide will be over your neighbors campsite. Because we have a small (19') TT we did not have a problem but we did not like having people so close. The grounds are clean, the bath area is clean and well kept, and management was always on site. It seemed that most of the RV's were long term users but it did not have a trailer park feel or look. All of the sites were well maintained. They do not allow individual campfires but they have a community camp fire site that is always availaable for use. Since we were there over Thansgiving the management had a very large Thanksgiving dinner for anyone who wanted to come. We did not attend but we saw that most of the others did and it seemed quite nice. Comfortable and clean but sites are small. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
A very good example of Trailer Life over-rating a park in exchange for a large ad. While not a a bad park, it was in NO WAY worth a 10/10/9 as rated in TL 2002. The TL lists Instant Phones, WRONG. The modem hook-up in the Rec Room is open from 1 PM until around 6 PM or so and costs $3. (Which they didn't mention at check in. Only AFTER I plugged in to check my e-mail and got mad at me for not paying in advance). The staff is
marginal and unlike what the ad states, the owners are NOT on the property. The sites are very narrow and the placement of trees makes it difficult. Our slide when
extended made the use of our neighbors picnic table impossible. A 10/10/9??? I don't think so. We camped here in a camper.
Review Rating
[ 4 / 10 ]
2001
$21
We stayed in this camprground for 3 nights. This place doesn't come close to the write up in Trailer Life. The sites, although concrete were very uneven. Their modem connection is a pay phone hanging on an outside wall. With that being said we had decided to stop there for a couple of nights (because of there proximity to the highway) late in January on our way further south. I have emailed them twice and left two messages on their answering machine looking for information. No response to either. This is a good idea of the attitudes you encounter when you go there.
We camped here in a Motorhome.