We camped here 10 days, so we paid the weekly and daily rates. This park has the highest density of seasonals that we have ever seen. At first glance, the park is kind of dumpy --- second glance too. Our gravel pad and the parks roads were plenty big enough for our Diesel pusher. Water, sewer and 50 amp power worked fine. There is no pool and Wi-Fi only in the dumpy clubhouse. We had 0-2 bars on the T-mobile air card so Internet was on and off. Most of the pads are well shaded. Ours was and the trees made a real mess of our motor home. However, you can wash your RV here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is very clean and the management is very friendly and accommodating. The majority of the sites seemed to be seasonal sites but were pretty well maintained (even the older units that we saw). The rest room and laundry facilities that we used were old and very well used but were clean and seemed to be maintained several times during the day. Many activities for kids though we didn't bother with those (only kid is our 3 legged English Cocker Spaniel). The sites were gravel and drained very well after the thunderstorm and downpour. There were plenty of shady sites available. The campground was quiet, however several times a day the trains from the nearby crossing could be heard (this was not a serious noise problem). Very pet friendly although it was difficult to find an appropriate pet walk area. We would come back when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.