Where to begin, this was actually our second trip to Funny Farm and again it was a horrible experience. Upon arrival the front desk personnel were unfriendly and did not seem like they wanted to help the customer. When the check-in was completed, I was not offered a map to my site until I asked; and again it seemed like I was putting the lady out. My site was surrounded by seasonal campers who's rigs were in disrepair and had their cars parked all over the place. My site was supposed to be a 30 amp site. The electrical box that supplied my site had 2 30 amp circuits and they were both taken; I had to stretch 2 extension cords over and hook up to another sites electrical. Now, that leads me to one of the big issues I have ranked this this a "1". We lost power at least every 30 minutes for the first two days. Finally on the second day the owner advised us that he thinks there is a bad breaker and that it will be replaced "tonight". The breaker was indeed replaced however it was not replaced until the next day. And the power continued to go out even after the circuit breaker was replaced. We lost water on Saturday morning and again on Sunday morning. The entire campground was without water for 30 minutes each day. There seemed to be 1 bath house to accommodate at least 100 sites and there was now pathway to the outhouse. The campers around us used our site as a thoroughfare. The dump station is is set up too narrow for some trailers. The swimming pool needed to be cleaned or shocked; the water was grey. I wouldn't put a toe in the swimming pond. To the defense of the campground, the grass was nice. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a park we'd been to in the past; but is now run by different family members. We planned a long weekend at this park and were so relieved to leave after just one night. The cost for our family of 6 was 31.00 per night, most of the the sites were horribly uneven and the electric service is substandard. We were told the electric at our site couldn't handle the use of a/c. The playground was dangerous; very old and falling apart. The swings weren't even usable, they consisted of tangled seats and old rusty chains hanging down. The "swimming pond" was overrun with "green", and our children smelled awful after attempting to swim in the little area that wasn't green. Let's not forget the flies. The flies alone were enough to make you want to leave. We resorted to purchasing some of those nasty fly strips, just to be rid of them within the trailer itself and even the purchase of yard guard didn't help outside. The place is truly horrible. Fortunately, due to error on their part in our reservation .. they did refund our money for the one night we had to bear there. We moved on to Harrison Lake State Park less than 30 miles away; where there were no flies, level sites, clean facilities and an enjoyable weekend awaiting us after all! We camped here in a camper.

Glad we were here only overnight. Park not full. Park over 50% seasonal, and it appeared that each seasonal person was responsible for their own site maintenance (e.g. mowing the grass), so there was great variation in the level of maintenance provided. Very shabby--needs a lot of basic maintenance--paint and building repairs. Sites were level. Park was quiet, except for all the golf carts running around. The ponds were very low--swampy. The registration desk/store was like an old, well-used ashtray--the people working were smokers. It was OK for a quick overnight, but I wouldn't plan on staying here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.