We wouldn't have picked this park, except that we were searching for a stop-over place after-dark ... it's definitely not our style. Very large, with what seemed like a majority of seasonal (and probably even year-round) residents. However, since it was off-season, we found it to be quiet and pleasant. Everything seemed nicely maintained, and the playground was nice. We were pleased with the low price for an electric-only, non-pull-through site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had stayed here in a wheelchair accessible cabin for 2 nights. Which was their last weekend of the season so we had a price of $105 per night. (the section above does not allow for 3 digits for price) The cabin had the basic pots and pans and dishes to use and the only deal was we had to clean them before checking out. The shower in the cabin wasn't the greatest for accessibility and we did have a tough time using it since it wasn't big enough for a shower chair and the built in chair wasn't big enough to actually sit on properly. The cabin was a deluxe cabin in size and the wheelchair ramp worked good except the initial landing from the grass on to the ramp needs a little work to make it a smooth transition. I don't know weather they offered cable TV or not but I can say they provided DirecTV in the deluxe cabins like the one we stayed in. I don't think they had DirecTV in the small cabins. The cabin had a refrigerator that was nice cause I made lots of ice in the freezer to fill the cooler for the trip home. It was somewhat busy there for being the last weekend of the season. All the perishable merchandise was marked down half price which then I ended up buying extra ice-cream bars and other stuff I wouldn't normally buy from a campground store but with the price it was hard not to. Their concession stand was closed for the season which for this reason I ended up ordering a pizza one night and cooking what I was able to get from the store. I would stay here again if in the area but if it is busy I wouldn't want to cause there was a lot of joy riding going on with the golf cars. They did race around on them things right past the cabin and we were next to a speed bump. If you do stay here late in the season check to see if their concession stand is open or not or plan on bringing your own food with. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

We keep going back here because it's the closest campground to our house. It's really an average campground. They have movies for the kids, but they are in a small, cramped, mobile home that has a bad smell in it- I think from some of the damp craft projects the kids do. It's a very large campground and we prefer to camp with our tent in the open areas of the campround (west side) that are flatter and cleaner. The wooded sections of the park aren't too level. Biggest problem we've had more than once are drunk campers. I can't believe the owners of this park don't monitor things better. Never had a chance to use the pool but seems nice. Last time we ate at their on-site restaurant. The food was good, the staff was polite, but it cost nearly $20 for myself and my two kids- definitely high priced. The large city of Janesville is only about 10 miles away so there's something to do if you get rained out. We camped here in a Tent.

Lots of pretty trees, big sites. No barriers between sites. Clean bathrooms, good playground, fun activities for kids. The firepit on our site was just a hole in the ground. It's really not our style, though, because the campground is out in the country with no lake access (the lake is nearby) and nothing to recommend it except for the activities. I can see why people like it, but we wouldn't go there again. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Large nice park. Friendly staff. Lots of activites. Generally grassy, open area. We camped here in a camper.