This is not the first review for this campground. We stayed here in early spring of 2002, and we would have agreed with the previous reviews. We went back this past weekend and discovered the owners have done a lot to correct the problems the previous reviewer experienced. We were escorted to our site and the owner directed my husband as he backed in. Most of the large boulders were gone. There was a Bounder rally there that weekend. Parking those big class A's didn't appear to be an issue. It's a huge camground with many, many seasonal sites. Most of those sites were well kept, and most units looked in good repair. A creek snakes through the campground. Seasonal sites line the shore. Innertubes can be rented for $1 @ hour, and it's pleasant to float through the park. There is a small beach area on the creek. It flows into a very large lake. We had a very nice time and would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I answered "Don't Know" wherever possible because we did not stay here. We made a reservation about two months before we planned to be in this area. We called to cancel over a week before our arranged arrival date and were told that our one-night depost of $25 was not refundable. We reccomend that you find SOMEPLACE ELSE! This is just BAD BUSINESS!!! We camped here in a camper.

The main reason we stayed there were the 30 amp hookups! The web site made it sound great and the Trailer Life ratings were high. Sites are OK size, but there was no buffer between them. We had to move our vehicle to allow the neighbors to move one of their many cars. If we had used our fire ring, we would have most likely started one of the neighbor's tents on fire! They cater to seasonal campers mostly. (More than 1/2 of the sites are seasonal). The best sites are all seasonal. The weekend campers are all thrown into a large field, one on top of the other. Campground was dirty with litter all over (site was not cleaned before we arrived) - may have been from the out-of-control kids. Place caters to kids as there are shallow creeks to wade and float in. We didn't check out the facilities as we were self contained. They did have shower houses, etc. The dump did work upon departure. The campgound folks violated their own quiet hour rules by driving a fork lift truck thru the campground shortly after 8:00 am on Mon. morning. That's when they started trimming trees and hauling brush. Reservations made 2 months in advance were disregarded and a very poor site was assigned upon arrival. Not that the original site would have been that much of an improvement! If you like a "zoo" with many, many children running all over the place, this is it! Many campsites had an excessive amount of cars and a large part of the campground was assigned to a large group. This seems to be a place for family groups to gather as there doesn't seem to be a limit on # vehicles, # people, or # tents in a site. We will never return! Next time it's the State Park! Please note that we did stay here on Leinenkugel's weekend in August, so the place was really crowded. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park is not suitable for big rigs. Very few pull throughs and pull through spaces have minimal room to maneuver. Getting into and out of the park is akin to navigating an obstacle course. Interior roads are narrow and lined with trees, large boulders, etc. leaving no room for driver error. Campground has many permanent/seasonal/park models. We camped here in a camper.