We were looking for a campground for Labor Day weekend that was not booked solid. So after researching on the internet we came across this one so we booked a site. I would not call this a "Resort" it's more of just a plain old campground. There seemed to be a lot of seasonal campers set up here as the RV's were more or less set up on a permanent basis. Some were very old a run down with a lot of junk piled around them. One even had a full size refrigerator sitting on the front porch. There seemed to be a "Hillbilly" type atmosphere there. Pool was not heated as stated. Hot tub was shut down. Restrooms were not cleaned all weekend. Toilets in men's room were nasty. Fishing pond was no more than a big puddle of green stagnated water. The owners were very nice though. I believe they recently took over the property. Some improvements have been made. The mini golf course is new and nice. The game room is not much although the pool table was kind of nice as we played several games on it during our stay. They show movies outside on Saturday nights which is kind of neat. They made homemade doughnuts on Labor Day morning which was different. And the Alpaca zoo was unique. Maybe if they continue to make improvements we might return someday but probably not anytime soon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an older Forest Service campground that is constantly being updated. There is a beautiful swimming beach and a boat ramp for launching, both included in the cost of camping. There are tent sites and plenty of big sites that can hold a large rig and water craft, too. Sites are shaded, with stands of trees between each for semi-privacy. The shower houses are very clean and modern. All trees on access roads and sites are kept trimmed. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.