Small Country Campground

This is a very popular campground and now I understand why. There are so many activities for young and old alike. There are bass, crappie and catfish in the lake. Playgrounds, bounce pillows, and lake toys too. They recently finished a new 18 hole mini– golf course. Waterfalls and trees. Good one.
We have a pull through «super site». It sits on top of a hill. Quite lovely. These spaces are surprisingly level (we’re in Red 3). Spaces are huge. If you need to discon before platzing, it’s worth it.
We are in a 2014 Winn. Adventurer with tow.
Love this campground

Thought they accepted big rigs, and they do… but it’s rough getting in, very rough. The pull throughs work only if there isn’t someone already there in half of it (two sites on each one). Other large sites were very unlevel. The owner was arrogant, but the young woman in the store was quite nice and tried to help us. County road crews also need to trim the trees on the approach roads. Don’t follow the GPS, call ahead first if you have a big rig and toad. Or better yet, don’t bother. I shall not return.

Worst campground ever!!! We went there for Labor Day weekend checked in drove to site (unaccompanied and no signs letting you know where sites are), got to site was up against a cabin on one side and if I would have put the slide out on the other side it would have been over top of another campers fire (which they just let u build anywhere). All kids were unsupervised and people flew down gravel road, roads were too small and whole place just looked dirty and overcrowded. So we ended up not even unhooking the camper just sat in truck googled other campgrounds luckily found 1 with a cancelation about 48 miles away so we just left didn’t get money back just figured that was the price of a lesson learned!!! SO YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED don’t pay for the same lesson I got!