This large, spacious private park is well maintained and well run. The park management also operates excursions via canoe or tube on the Rum River, which are available to campers as well as the general public. While the campground has full hookup sites available, they are all rented seasonally. Sites are large and are distributed around a large grassy area with a few smaller trees here and there, as well as some tree cover around the edges. Many of the sites have partial shade. The roads around the campground are gravel. Except for the riverfront sites, all sites have water and electric, many with 50A. The wiring is done to a high standard with the power company's transformers at several locations around the site. Because of the weather few people were running the A/C but can't imagine that there would have been problems even on a hot day. There is a playground, a horseshoe pit, a riverfront trail, and a swimming pool, all well maintained. The swimming pool is not large but was unusually well maintained for a campground pool with crystal clear water and clean tile. The seasonal sites had a mixture of park trailers, older rigs of doubtful mobility, and newer rigs. There were a few nice, newer class As among them. Overall the seasonal sites were well maintained and landscaped with some pride of ownership manifested in all but a few cases. There is coin laundry on site. During our visit, the riverfront sites were closed due to mud from recent flooding. These are non-electric sites with a fairly steep access road. They are right on the river and have tree cover. Ideal for a truck camper, anything bigger and you better know how to drive and exactly how much you can get away with. We are used to encountering mosquitoes but found that they were really bad here even by Minnesota standards. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.