The facility itself is OK... RV sites are large, campground is not crowded but the people who own/run the Chalet are TERRIBLE!! There are hidden fees, the restaurant service is the WORST we've seen in a long time (bartender didn't even know how to properly change a keg and tried to serve sediment heavy beer and the waitress couldn't keep any orders straight... mind you these are the OWNERS!) and they charged our friends MORE per night for tent camping than we were charged for elec/water hookups. They are terribly rude people and I will NEVER spend another dime there. Don't waste your time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is the single worst campground I have ever stayed at. The rate quoted on the phone for a tent site was $15 plus tax, the actual charge was $25 plus tax (The sign on the door stated $15 per tent, $10 for extra tent. We had one tent, however we were told that the small sign on the inside stated $10 for extra people regardless of number of tents. We arrived at 8:30 pm, the door was locked. We found a site and began setting up camp, we were approached by the employees and treated very rudely. We were not told of the checkout time (12 noon sharp). My wife tried to use the showers at 12:10 and found them locked. When I tried to find someone in the office (which was again locked) I finally found an employee in the bar and was told that checkout was 12 noon sharp and we were to leave immediately. We ate at the restaurant one evening and received the worst service of our lives. Our very worst camping experience. We camped here in a Tent.

24 sites, but only 8 looked to be for travelers, the rest look like they have been there a while. Bad points, interstate noise, train noise, dogs running loose and barking. Do need to cut back on some branches for tall RVs. Interior roads are paved but narrow. Good points, sites are gravel and are up to 100 ft long. Have cable TV. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.