Unbeleivible. Miserable, unfriendly management/owners. They really don't want kid's or family friend's in the park. Owner always hovering around site and watching every move. We are locals to the area and I grew up around the lake. I can honestly state the place doesn't look like it's been upgraded since the 70"s. Incredibly, we were ordered to leave the park the night before we were supposed to check out (with police presence) because a guest parked in a vacant site next to our's instead of visitor parking a great distance away. We offered to pay for the site even though our guests were leaving. Owner was totally out of control. Really scared the kid's. Don't go here if you want to have fun or good memories. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park caters more to the seasonals. Most of the waterfront sites are even taken by seasonals, which leaves the rest of us "inland", which is fine because the walk to the water/store is not that far. The only problem is...don't go if it's been a wet, rainy summer like we've had!! So many of the sites have poor drainage and turn to mud pits or small ponds, ours in particular (A27). Now, my family and I can handle a lot of what mother nature can dish out and we did for the weekend we visited this campground. Pounding rains!! This turned our campsite literally into a pond then a mud pit! I witnessed my family's shoes floating in our site! Needless to say we managed the rains, but were "attacked" by the owner upon checkout. He couldn't believe that we would leave the campsite looking like it was! It wasn't his fault (the campground owner) that Mother Nature rained on our weekend (obviously and understandable)......but it was OUR fault that his campsite was a muddy mess when we left! Give me a break! He was out of line, rude and made us feel like !#&% when we left. We have camped in many places in New England this summer, never have we encountered anything like this! Think twice before staying here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.