Very accommodating owners; son & dw-in-law taking over from dad (hopefully). Seasonal, daily or weekly rates: pay for 6, get 7th night free. High water table means you cannot use sewer dump after recent rains: gotta wait a couple days for the septic system to catch up. Very pleasant place, large sites out front, easy access for large rigs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is not a bad campground, with large, level, grass sites, although a little high priced for what you get. We like to have Wi-Fi and, although they say they have it, it doesn't work, either at your site or at the office. When I asked the owner about the Wi-Fi he showed me a modem in the office, but didn't seem to have a clue about how it works or how to get on. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Positives: There is easy access off turnpike. The office staff is extremely helpful. It is owner operated, and he too was very helpful. Negatives. No sewer hookup in the pull through site we had, but there was a drain that we could run a hose and drain grey water. It was not a big deal, because we only stayed one night here. There was no cable, and it is heavily treed, so satellite wouldn't work. There appeared to be a significant number of seasonal sites. Inner roads fairly tight for my 40' MH, but we did get into one of their four pull-through sites without much problem. Again, owner and staff are friendly and their helpful manner made up for anything lacking in the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My family stayed at this park. My kids had a great time fishing and swimming in their pond. The campers were very helpful. I had a problem with my camper and two guys give me a hand and even gave me the part to repair my camper free. The rest rooms where clean and so was the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This place is a mosquito feeding ground to say the least. We arrived early afternoon and became living buffets for the things! While the folks are friendly and laid back about the check-in process the place is between a swamp and a fishing hole. Most of the sites are filled with permanent travel trailers & fifth wheels however there were only a few that had people using them. There is a dump station on the way out but that is it for sewer. As for pull through there are only 2-3 sites and our 35.5-foot MH just fit; anything larger, no way. Would suggest staying at Wally World before going here. We camped here in a Motorhome.