Caddo Drive

This place was the worst place I have ever camped at. The man that oversees it was very rude and would not leave us alone. The bathroom was nasty. We spent a $100 and received nothing but unwelcome mess. Will never camp there again.

This place was the worst place I have ever camped at. The man that oversees it was very rude and would not leave us alone. The bathroom was nasty. We spent a $100 and received nothing but unwelcome mess. Will never camp there again.

Nice quiet park in a nice location.

Nice quiet park in a nice location.

Beautiful shaded lots and not right on top of each other. The beach was small but very quaint! Bonus in my book. We had a wonderful time and plans to return soon.
Camp hosts were super nice and were on top of any situations in the park!

Beautiful shaded lots and not right on top of each other. The beach was small but very quaint! Bonus in my book. We had a wonderful time and plans to return soon.
Camp hosts were super nice and were on top of any situations in the park!

Campsite was extremely sloped. The site across the street was close and it made it difficult to get in and out. There were cars and boats parked everywhere in the whole campground.

Campsite was extremely sloped. The site across the street was close and it made it difficult to get in and out. There were cars and boats parked everywhere in the whole campground.

I was not a fan of the "pull through" site even though it is not really pull through. It's more of "pull off along side the road" type site. The biggest problem with this was that my electrical cable was on the street side (like most campers) and the plug in was on the curb side. By moving the camper close to the edge of the swing out, I was able, fortunately, to hook up. The other MAJOR thing was that the picnic table, tent pad, and everything else was DOWNHILL from the camper. Not really a big problem in itself but the walk up and down is on loose gravel. Maybe not too much of an issue with young people but it was an issue for us older folks. Don't really know how you can fix it now but it should have been constructed with concrete steps or something. Somebody is going to get hurt on this setup. We camped in four different campgrounds this summer and this is the worst. However, really liked Alpine Ridge. Oh, and kuddos for the trash pickup ladies. They helped me reset the fire ring where some jerk turned it over and the spikes were pointed up. We turned it over and they helped push it kinda back in the ground.

I was not a fan of the "pull through" site even though it is not really pull through. It's more of "pull off along side the road" type site. The biggest problem with this was that my electrical cable was on the street side (like most campers) and the plug in was on the curb side. By moving the camper close to the edge of the swing out, I was able, fortunately, to hook up. The other MAJOR thing was that the picnic table, tent pad, and everything else was DOWNHILL from the camper. Not really a big problem in itself but the walk up and down is on loose gravel. Maybe not too much of an issue with young people but it was an issue for us older folks. Don't really know how you can fix it now but it should have been constructed with concrete steps or something. Somebody is going to get hurt on this setup. We camped in four different campgrounds this summer and this is the worst. However, really liked Alpine Ridge. Oh, and kuddos for the trash pickup ladies. They helped me reset the fire ring where some jerk turned it over and the spikes were pointed up. We turned it over and they helped push it kinda back in the ground.