Best campground in 10 years of RVing!! It has something for everyone. Huge pool with 2 racing water slides; kiddie pool; pond filled with lots of inflatables; jumping pillow; mini golf; golf cart rentals need returning by 8:00 PM. All this and more ON a river. WOW! Great deal on firewood! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is huge and the traffic through the park is horrible. Golf carts flying around on gravel roads with screaming teenagers in them creating giant dust clouds. Sites are on the small side. Quiet hours are not enforced. People were screaming, playing music and lighting fireworks off until 3am on two nights. Bathrooms are old and out of date but are "cleaned" often. The port o potties were overflowing, stunk by Saturday and not emptied all weekend. When I asked a staff member about it she said that it was Memorial Day weekend and that I should deal with it. There are so many people at this park that the showers, pool and everything else is very crowded and noisy. We will not be returning. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a big FAMILY oriented campground. Amenities include a water slide/water park, Frisbee golf, driving range, tennis court, skate park, river canoeing, etc. Although they are back-ins, the RV spaces are relatively large, and well-spaced, and easily accommodate big rigs. There are no sewer hookups, just water and electric. Wi-Fi works great but cost extra. Pads are gravel and semi-shaded. There are a number of seasonal sites, but they are well maintained and not as junky looking as some places we have stayed. Campground roads are unpaved and very, very dusty. We are grateful we camped during the week when the park was empty. Golf cart and RV traffic Sunday afternoon choked up a fog of dust. Even though the weather was cool, we kept the windows closed and the AC on in order to keep the dust out. In mid Sept., the pond and the river are clogged with green muck. This is the first time in my life that I have ever seen a river of pea soup. It is probably OK earlier in the year. By autumn, it's simply gross. There is a nifty 60 foot hill behind the water park which affords a 350 degree view of the area and is perfect for evening stargazing. The terrain is flat farm fields and perfect for bicycling. There is a security gate at the entrance. Our price reflects a private membership discount. Public rates are $50-75 during peak season. The bathrooms are showers are older and maintained so-so. We camped here in a Motorhome.