Horseshoe Bend

We absolutely love staying at Horseshoe Bend Campgrounds, the area is always clean and the couples that work at the entrance are always so kind and welcoming. The only issue we have had is with the vulchers at site 147. We woke up one Saturday morning to about 40 of them in our campsite and they had destroyed everything including our canopy and our new boat causing $6500 in damage to the interior of the boat. We still love the site, we just had to learn a very hard lesson to not park our boat at this campsite.

Over all, this campground is very nice. Everyone is respectful of others area, and most would be more than willing to give a helping hand.
However, this experience was frustrating. The 30amp breaker that we plugged into kept tripping. We unplugged Everything! Still happened. The breaker by this time was very hot to the touch. Hubs spoke with the manager but nothing was ever done about it. No one looked at it, checked with us to see if we were still having issues, nothing. I was afraid this would cause a fire! No way we’re not running AC(Menopausal women will understand) Hubs switched over to 20amp, easy breezy. No more problems.
Hopefully this has been addressed by now. We love site 80! It’s perfect for our needs!

We absolutely love staying at Horseshoe Bend Campgrounds, the area is always clean and the couples that work at the entrance are always so kind and welcoming. The only issue we have had is with the vulchers at site 147. We woke up one Saturday morning to about 40 of them in our campsite and they had destroyed everything including our canopy and our new boat causing $6500 in damage to the interior of the boat. We still love the site, we just had to learn a very hard lesson to not park our boat at this campsite.

The guy who’s shirt started Saturday was VERY friendly and helpful as we were arriving Friday night. Though he said his shift started the next day, he was still very helpful.

The guy who’s shirt started Saturday was VERY friendly and helpful as we were arriving Friday night. Though he said his shift started the next day, he was still very helpful.

The first site we booked didn’t have enough information on the site and we we not able to get our RV into it. So we had to move and book another site and lost money due to lack of information. We did get another site. The camp host and his wife were outstanding.

The first site we booked didn’t have enough information on the site and we we not able to get our RV into it. So we had to move and book another site and lost money due to lack of information. We did get another site. The camp host and his wife were outstanding.

I just really have not been able to enjoy my last 2 visits to your park due to the visit prior to 9/2. I arrived early and was going to visit with my fellow camper at her site, not being in anybody's way until my site next to her opened up, i was told i could not stay there due to my pending site being next to her. I was not in anybody's way and drove around the park a lot as i had my two young grandchildren with me and it was hot out and was rudely told not to go back to my friends campsite again until my site opened, when i simply took them their to use her camper restroom, instead of the campground restrooms that i feel arent as sanitary with all the illnesses goine around. I just feel this was unnecessary and it could have been handled better. I also was ask to take my changing tent for my grandkids down because they weren't aloud in the park. I had put it up only for my grandkids to change into dry clothing after swimming, and had seen them up at other campsites so i guessed it was ok. I told the park ranger i was happy to take it down and i did and he assured me he would have the others take theirs down, and theirs remained up for the duration of my stay.

Was great. Had a good time. Only inconvinence was t-paper in the bathroom ran out too soon.

I just really have not been able to enjoy my last 2 visits to your park due to the visit prior to 9/2. I arrived early and was going to visit with my fellow camper at her site, not being in anybody's way until my site next to her opened up, i was told i could not stay there due to my pending site being next to her. I was not in anybody's way and drove around the park a lot as i had my two young grandchildren with me and it was hot out and was rudely told not to go back to my friends campsite again until my site opened, when i simply took them their to use her camper restroom, instead of the campground restrooms that i feel arent as sanitary with all the illnesses goine around. I just feel this was unnecessary and it could have been handled better. I also was ask to take my changing tent for my grandkids down because they weren't aloud in the park. I had put it up only for my grandkids to change into dry clothing after swimming, and had seen them up at other campsites so i guessed it was ok. I told the park ranger i was happy to take it down and i did and he assured me he would have the others take theirs down, and theirs remained up for the duration of my stay.