Beautiful campground in a pine forest. Lots of shade, river and hiking activities nearby. Friendly host. The mosquitoes were unbelievable, perhaps the worst I've ever seen, so if you have a screen house, bring it. There's a dump station and potable water. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground with heated pool and clubhouse. The bathrooms were very clean. Staff was friendly and the majority of the permanent sites were very well kept. WiFi did not work at lot, but I had my own wireless service so that was no problem. Only downside for me, was the majority of the sites are owned, so there are not many to choose from for the weekender. If I was looking for a seasonal site, this would be a top pick. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Most sites here are owned. However, those that aren't are used for weekenders. We were put in the "new area". By new, they should say "under construction". We changed spots from where we first were put due to the site being VERY unlevel. The gravel pad was level, but beyond that... it was awful. The second site they moved us to was acceptable. Be sure to ask if you are in the new area, if you are, make sure to bring a rug for your site. The new area is also VERY dusty. The ground is predominantly sand. Also, some sites in the new area would not accept a 30' travel trailer AND tow vehicle - be sure to mention vehicle length when booking. All that said, the seasonal campers were VERY nice that we spoke to, the hosts were accomodating and patient. The pool was very nice and well kept. Also, there was a neat farmer's market that set up onsite Saturday evening... homemade jams, jellies, and fresh produce. All in all... a nice park. The new area will be alot nicer in a couple years once the ground recovers from all the construction. We will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.