This park was disappointing because the sites are very narrow and many were very short. Our small toad had to be parked across the front of the motorhome. Our side neighbors were so close we could not have used our awning. Most units parked on the upper level were backed in with only a few feet between the backs of the rigs. This park is on a hillside and the sites are terraced down the hill and in come cases result in a steep drop between the sites. They did not care about the age or condition of the rigs, nor whether these people used donuts on their sewer lines or not. The campground is very poorly marked on the highway. You enter around what appears to be the side of a gas station. The area is rather quiet even though the interstate is close. We would stay there again, but only over night while passing through. Having paid for 4-days, nonetheless, we decided to leave early.

We stayed at this park 4-months soon after they opened. The campground opened about March 2005. The owners took time to plan this park as seen by the layout of the sites for easy access with almost all being pull-through sites. While we were there, some people who obviously enjoyed their work were carefully maintaining the amenities. They offered several planned events and were working on ideas for many holiday period events. They have a good web site and send E-mail messages to former guests announcing special weekend or holiday plans. An RV club we are members of has used this as a rally location several times because of the facilities and courtesy they have enjoyed. Currently the only real disadvantage of this park is the lack of trees; however, the owners planted trees at almost every site, but it will take some time for them to become shade trees. When this happens, this campground will more resemble a resort location.