We made reservations through the Beaver Creek website. We got a tent site with no hookups and expected to pay simply for the fee listed on their website. Unknown to my wife and I however, added to this rate was an extra fee per child. Had we known about his fee ahead of time it would have been okay: we would have chosen to stay there knowing what we were going to pay or simply camped elsewhere. Although the campground has children's activities to do, it is not all inclusive. They do have planned activities which we did not participate in due to time constraints. (we were visting relatives in town.) The pool is included, but you have to pay extra to use the bikes, water slides, minigolf, paddle boats, feed the pets. This is understandable so the items are available to use for those who pay to use them, but the fees add up fast. All this for a campground that says they can charge higher prices because they have so much to do. The staff seemed overly crabby the entire weekend with the exception of a nice man working the gates and a younger lady in the store. When asked about the additional fees we had paid for having our children camp with us, we were told the fees are listed in their brochure. I mentioned that I had reserved through the website and never saw their brochure. The answer I got then is that "I'm sure we had fun and the price we paid was worth it and that their website might not be totally up to date." Basically "Oh Well!" Again all of this could have been avoided by letting us know when we received our reservation confrmation what the true cost would be. We would have most likely stayed elsewhere since we didnt spend alot of time at the campground. We camped here in a Tent.

The rate we paid included the Good Sam discount. The campground is clean and well-kept. Staff is friendly. This campground is specifically geared toward kids. There is a lot for them to do. There is a nice petting zoo. You can rent golf carts to use in the campground. There is a nice cafe that serves a limited menu. We had pizza and it was very good. I would suggest that they change from styrofoam plates to something less dangerous to the environment. Grocery and other supplies were readily available. We did have an experience that was difficult. They parked us in the incorrect spot. About 3 hours later, they asked us to move. As we are older and try to keep our days simple, this was quite a chore to unhook utilities, pull in slide-out, put everything away inside the unit, repark, and set up all over again. What was not satisfactory is that they offered us no compensation for their error, which they readily admitted it to be. We had intended to walk to the petting zoo and to have breakfast at the cafe the next morning. But, because of the experience, we had no energy left to walk, and no interest in giving them more funds. We could have asked for compensation of some sort, but if they were concerned about their customers, they should have offered it to us in some way--other than free donuts in the morning that everyone can get. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here Memorial Weekend, lots of families, the park was full. Sites are mostly grass with gravel roads, and some sites can be difficult to get into. Several restroom/shower facilities spread throughout the park which was very convenient. Lots of kid activities and good restaurant for burgers, breakfast, etc. Could have used better rule enforcement, kids dropped their bikes right in front of the office door and all over the parking lot, did not use the bike rack hardly at all. Golf carts were everywhere and did not observe the speed limit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Restrooms & Showers were clean but constantly had a boom box playing. Everything all in one building. Site was level, but on grass. We had 30amp and no sewer. Tight maneuvering and low branches. Very expensive for what you got. We went to see the Spam museum and Mower Historic Center. The Mower Historic Center is on the county fair grounds and so we got 2 for one because the fair was on. Probably will not stay again, seen the sites and not a real friendly campground. Price does not match facilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lots of activities for the kids and great shade on camp sites. Friendly staff as it's under new ownership. Would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park was well kept and the bathrooms and showers were very clean. Very friendly workers and the owners were great. Everything is geared for the children and the ones we saw were having a wonderful time. Worth coming a long way to stay at and the best part is you can stay as long as you want on Sunday. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A wonderful family friendly park with a real petting zoo and lake. They are very RULE happy, you can't escape the signs, but one of the nicest parks we have ever stayed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Large drive through sites, good shade, beautiful well maintained park. Friendly staff. Lots to do in park and in area. Theme weekends. Kids loved animal petting park they could walk into and feed the animals, as well as free fishing in their stocked ponds. My wife was thrilled with their free internet service. I especially liked their restaurant,horseshoe tournaments and Karaoke on Saturday night. We will definitely be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We probably wouldn't have stayed here due to the lukewarm verbal reviews above, but it is close to Spam. We liked it. The park has enlarged in the last few years (the prior site count on this was 150) and the sewer/water is upgraded. It's still a family campground with an area of seasonal people - esp. the waterfront sites. We parked our 40' motorhome on the grass under the trees with just w/e and loved it - the satellite even worked, which is our gauge of a good park . Our lady at the front desk was terrific, but I saw others later that weren't. Great store supplies of every kind - even a hammer. The highway noise wasn't bad & we were on the close edge. I wouldn't want to stay here on a weekend in high season on a holiday, however. It probably gets bizarre. Lots & lots of stuff for the kids to do. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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Beautiful setting but never-ending noise from the interstate and seeing the poor animals in their "petting zoo" suffer in the constant sun, humidity and dirt while in their "jail cells" detracts more than words can say. The ponds are rather scummy and quite mosquito-filled, and rusting equipment can be seen lying about on the "islands." Also, the workers act like they're doing you a favor while waiting on you, especially the older woman who mans the counter. The owner attempts to be friendly while visiting your site, but once he pops by he never leaves - and all he wants to do is talk endlessly about himself and his campground! When we departed he glared at us, making us wonder what we had done? On the up side, the sites are large, a lot of them are shaded, the park appears well-kept and the bathroom facilities are really nice. But at $29 a night, we found it rather expensive and not close enough to Austin to be called "Austin." We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Family Campground - pool, petting zoo, fishing ponds, train rides, gameroom, etc. Stagnant fishing ponds tend to be mosquito breeders. Otherwise, campground meticulously maintained. Slideouts are no problem, good sized sites. Nearby Austin hosts Hormel's Spam Museum - very well done and free. We camped here in a camper.

A quaint friendly campground. Kind of a throwback to the old style resort where a family would go to spend a week. Has a petting zoo, albeit quite run down, LOTS of activities and even a train for kids to ride around the park on. Sites are so-so, but staff is very helpful and friendly. We camped here in a camper.