Korn’s Campground

I have to say what a rude/​weird experience. My wife and I with our three children drove their this morning to check out the grounds and to see if we wanted to stay there. I buzzed in at a locked gate and said I’m a guest can I come in. She said it’s a little early for guest and I replied can I come in and speak to you. She buzzes me through the gate and when I walk in a older lady tells me she hasn’t heard of anyone wanting to look at the campgrounds and that its weird. Not in 44 years. Than asks me if I’m up to something. I was saying to myself this place is absolutely nuts/​weird. I replied I didn’t know this is a big deal. She said it’s a holiday weekend. What are you doing up so early for? I said me and my family are out taking a drive. She than finally states if u must look take a left or something of other. I said no thanks. Please buzz me the heck outta here. I’d love to spend my money somewhere else. From what I can see. A big grass field with campers along it. Very plain. The basketball hoop and playground area are a joke. And the owner/​older lady at desk is not only rude but very out of touch with reality. They must have a regular customer base that lives there year round and that’s it. Family’s stay far away from this place.

We had a campsite right on a stream and were surrounded by woods. We had neighbors, we could almost make them out through the trees, but we couldn’t hear them. It was like we had a forest to ourselves for a night.
Perks:
This is a place that offers long term stays, so the campsites have electricity if you need it.
They also have running water if you need it.
And there are bathrooms.
And showers, if these are the sorts of things you look for in a campsite.
The minuses:
It’s not cheap to stay here.
Rocky ground.