Easy access, security, store, sites vary but I had one with a concrete pad that made the difference in the rainstorm. Well kept up though the roads are narrow and a little rough, but not really a problem. Nice people, clean, nice bathroom. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is conveniently located off I10, however, old and need of updating. Especially as far as water and electric go. Many sites are grass. It is petty pricey for the value. The shed restaurant in front serving very good barbecue. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Still some full timers here working on construction projects but very nice campgrounds with a great resturant in front. Level campsites with a great, friendly staff. A lot of big trees in a pretty setting! Looking forward to coming back for a longer stay! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Called ahead to reserve a site for one night and arrived in the dark and pouring rain. A very nice person met us at the entrance to guide us to our site. Not as easy as it sounds since the park is very small with narrow roads, tight turns,and speed humps that will jar your false teeth right out of your mouth. We have a 38ft MH pulling a tow dolly with a former semi truck driver at the wheel. The driver is experienced with maneuvering a large rig in tight situations but could not make a turn in the park without unloading the car off the tow dolly. The problem is not necessarily the layout of the park but the vehicles parked in the grass area along the road way. One vehicle in the way created a situation whereby the rig could not swing wide enough. We probably won’t stay here again only for that reason, it’s too risky to try to bring a big rig in to the park. Otherwise, this is a very nice park with concrete roadways and pads, well taken care of, friendly staff, on site miniature golf, a pretty lake, nice pool, separate laundry room, cute rental cabins and a small play area for the children. The negatives, in addition to the tight turn are no trees, sites are very close together, and the storage area looks like a junk yard. For assistance at night, finding the place is not easy either so look for the electric substation on the left and the small (tiny) red and white sign on the right hand side of the road. Turn left on Parker just past the substation on to a narrow two lane residential street with no shoulders. The park is about a quarter mile on the left. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Neat place. Staff was friendly. Kids loved the baby pool and the led multi-color pool lights. The bathrooms were clean and recently remodeled, but some of the work was coming undone. The bath house was clean although some people were smoking in them despite the no smoking sign. Lake was real cool. The place did have a high level old campers that looked as if people permanently lived in them. People were nice and security patrolled often. Dont speed on the road going to it as I saw several people get pulled over. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This could be a very nice campground if it were managed right. Too many full time residents with all their stuff stashed outside the trailer makes the place look trashy. The roads are narrow and the sites short, but it was roomy enough for our 32 ft fiver and (barely) our truck. The Wi-Fi was down. The lady at the check in desk was not friendly but all business. This was OK for an overnighter, but I wouldn't want to stay here more than that. We stayed on RPI (Resort Parks International) which was supposed to be $10 but there was a $2 mandatory cable TV fee. Cable was worth the extra bucks. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.