This is not a campground, this is a worker camp for pipeline workers. The owner only cares about the money the pipeline workers bring in no way shape will this ever become a family campground. Each and every day you get a smell sewage and the roads are muddy. There is no one ever here, except at the first of month, to collect month rents. This campground is so outdated. Shame: at one time was a growing campground, but owner is only looking at dollars now. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

While this campground is trying hard it definitely has some problems. They have tried to turn wooded tent sites into full hookups and many are just too tight - the manuevering necessary to get our 30' tow-behind and our neighbor's fifth wheel in place was nerve-wracking. I would never attempt this place in a big rig. Some sites up near the main part of the camp are bare and tightly-packed; our wooded site was wedged onto a corner with no alternative but to block the road while unhitching and hitching. The bath and shower house,while mostly clean, were very primitive and a decent hike away - we chose not to use them. The Labor Day Weekend activities were very noisy far into the night, so if you're looking for peace this is not the place. Also, the lake was a major disappointment. You can't put your own boats (even kayaks or canoes) on the water and although there is a swimming dock, slide and trampolines, my kids weren't going anywhere near the water. It was murky, green and had stuff floating in it we couldn't identify. The lake is also a 10-minute walk down a VERY steep hill; getting back up was no fun. I will say the playground was one of the best we've seen and the owner was friendly but we would not return since there are many other options in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is really a very nice, quiet campground with very helpful owners. They called Passport America for me because I could not find my card. Our fee was PPA but they also charge extra for electric. We only paid $2.00 for the one night but we didn't use our AC. The reason we gave it such a low rating is because of the HORRIBLE roads that need to be driven to get there. They are only 10 miles off I-81 but it took us 30 minutes to get there because of the roads. The "highway" is a narrow, 2 lane road with tremendous ruts and potholes on the edges making the hills a bit dangerous. After leaving the highway, the "blacktop" road is just wide enough for a car to pass the coach if both vehicles drive on the shoulder. We would not recommend this for overnight stays and would not return. If you do go there, be sure to follow the website or PPA directions because it cannot be found with a GPS or Google Maps. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice RV park! Spent two nights here. Nice and quiet. Wonderful fishing pond, free minigolf and a nice pool. Owner and his wife take good care of their campers. Many long-stay RVs and trailers (also people working on the nearby natural gas pipeline) but they were all nice people. Good value for money. Had a nice time here! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is way up in the hills and is beautifully situated. The people are friendly and it was worth the drive. The electrical is metered extra and not expensive. Lovely walking around the grounds and dead quiet at night. The leaves were changing and it was a beautiful sight. We would camp here again if in the area. Passport America rate!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.