You might think that this campground is near Wild Mountain, but it is not even close. Bathrooms & showers are new & beautiful. Sites are nice & big. Not too much to do here. It's OK if you are planning to enjoy Taylor's Falls and need a place in the area. Playground equipment is old. Pool is a distance from the campsites. We would not go back. The kids (ages 6-8) got bored at this campground. If you do visit Taylor's Falls, make sure you go to Fawn-Doe-Rosa, a deer park in the area. Lots of fun! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This campground is in need of an update and cleaning! Campsites are not clearly marked and not level. Upon checkin we couldn't find our site! We had to ask someone walking around to help us find the area. We got a back in site with electric located about 25 feet on right hand side and water was more than 30 feet on the left hand side. Our site was located next to permanent, junky campsites. Showers are various doors located on a building which you have to walk around to check for an unlocked one. Although pool water was clean, pool decking was cracked, chunks of the sides were missing. Pool deck had ants and assorted plastic chairs and no umbrellas or shade. Highway noise and pool noise was constant at our campsite. For some reason there is 8 foot fencing located in various locations to which we had to walk clear around to get to the playground and bathrooms. Office was like a barn with no one over 18 working the desk. This campground will haul canoers and tubers to the river. Price to canoe was near $40 per canoe which is higher than other places we've checked, $8 for tubing. While we walked around the campsite we saw some beautiful tent sites located on the back perimeter of the campground. We wouldn't put this on our return-to list, even if we could get a different site. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.