This time of year the park is quiet and we were the only campers on site. Park is well maintained. It is far enough from the street and very quiet. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is located about a mile off of I-20 near Morton, MS. Upon entering the park, there are two campgrounds from which to choose. The park on the east side of the lake, about a mile away, is the older campground and has some full-hookups and some water/electric only. The sites on the west side of the lake are somewhat newer and appear to be all full hookups. Note that this is a fairly old park, so the term “new” is only relative. Site 60 is right next to the swimming area. Sites 56, 57, and 58 are on the water and fairly private. While the concrete/paved sites are fairly level, I did have to use leveling blocks. For the few days we were there, the camp store never opened. That could have been due to the holidays. The only minor drawback of the park is that you can hear the faint rumble of interstate traffic. However, you don’t notice it after a while. Overall a nice park that we would consider visiting again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Sites were very nice and mostly level, with plenty of space. Patrols come by often for security. Swimming pool has a huge water slide for use with provided tubes. Pool is open for morning and afternoon sessions at additional charge and worth it. Beach access to lake is good, but very small. There are many nature trails, disc golf, boat launch, softball fields, conference room and a game room. Game room arcade is outdated and most games were broken or in serious need of updating. Shower/bathroom area is outdated and old and could use some attention. There is also a deer pen where deer are kept and easily viewed. We camped here in a Tent.