We have stayed at this park before and had made 3 reservations for the future. We had a reservation for 50 amp full hook-up that we had made 6 months before our arrival. When we arrived there was not a reservation in the books for us. They offered us a non sewer lot until they could get us a full hook up. When we arrived at the site there was not a 50 amp hookup, only 30 amp which we were not advised. The camp host did provide us with a converter. The first time we stayed here there did seem to be confusion on the part of the staff of how to handle things. Check in takes a lot longer than it should. So there shouldn't be any surprise that you may not have a reservation if you made one. We liked the open spaces of the sites and it is a country setting with groceries, etc close. You should call ahead and make sure they have the site you need before arrival even if you had a reservation. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Hard to know where to begin. While this place has the potential to be nice, it's so poorly managed that you can't tell tell how many of the issues are the age of the infrastructure or the overall management. We have stayed here twice since it's the only thing close to Frisco, but the reservations are pretty worthless. It is a "first come" set up, so if you reserved a spot with water, sewer and 50 amp power and they are over booked (which has happened twice with us), then whoever gets here first gets the spot. Yes they took our money for a deposit and called us while we were in route and said we didn't have a site. So, during this stay we were asked to limit our power usage since it they had so many sites on one circuit that it kept tripping the main breaker. We were also sent to three different sites before we got one that was not occupied. Again, very poorly managed. I'm sure the tent campers are happy with this place but if you have a motorhome pass this place up. It's way past it's prime. We camped here in a Motorhome.