Logger Campground

Perfect!

Perfect!

The hosts were very helpful and friendly. The bathrooms were super clean and even smelled good. This is one of the best local campground been camping here for 35 years.

The hosts were very helpful and friendly. The bathrooms were super clean and even smelled good. This is one of the best local campground been camping here for 35 years.

The site was great and the restrooms were clean. All said, I would happily return.

The site was great and the restrooms were clean. All said, I would happily return.

Main item I want to pass is the camp hosts are great people. We met them last year in and May Of this year. They were Very very friendly they also had a doggy treat at the gate entry last year which our dog remembered And he was ecstatic to greet them once again through the window of my RV And every time he saw them going through the park he recognized them And looked for more dog treats they're a great couple they did a lot of Friendly contact with the people that come to the park the only thing you guys need to really do though is Ensure people with animals keep their dogs on Leads At least when they're in their campsite. walking with a leed is another thing that should be no ifs and or butts. But they should be kept on leads When walking around the park and this issue is always occurring with the jerks that fail to be considerate of other guests who have small or medium sized dogs. Bottom line things happen and if a dog is loose a bad thing can happen very quick and I would really hate to have to harm a dog attempting to harm my dog which I would probably do in that regard. This is something all parks have a problem with that really needs to be acted upon. I would suggest starting with an initial warning system of somebody gets a repeat offense for not maintaining their animal properly then they should basically be not allowed to access the park on a reservation basis for a set period of time unless they can appear to be compliant with the rules that's about it that's my say but again this should be out to all parksLook at that State recover everybody they should have forced us cuz it could be an issueI'm not be something Pleasant to deal with on any level Thank you goodbye

Main item I want to pass is the camp hosts are great people. We met them last year in and May Of this year. They were Very very friendly they also had a doggy treat at the gate entry last year which our dog remembered And he was ecstatic to greet them once again through the window of my RV And every time he saw them going through the park he recognized them And looked for more dog treats they're a great couple they did a lot of Friendly contact with the people that come to the park the only thing you guys need to really do though is Ensure people with animals keep their dogs on Leads At least when they're in their campsite. walking with a leed is another thing that should be no ifs and or butts. But they should be kept on leads When walking around the park and this issue is always occurring with the jerks that fail to be considerate of other guests who have small or medium sized dogs. Bottom line things happen and if a dog is loose a bad thing can happen very quick and I would really hate to have to harm a dog attempting to harm my dog which I would probably do in that regard. This is something all parks have a problem with that really needs to be acted upon. I would suggest starting with an initial warning system of somebody gets a repeat offense for not maintaining their animal properly then they should basically be not allowed to access the park on a reservation basis for a set period of time unless they can appear to be compliant with the rules that's about it that's my say but again this should be out to all parksLook at that State recover everybody they should have forced us cuz it could be an issueI'm not be something Pleasant to deal with on any level Thank you goodbye

Beautiful and clean camp

Beautiful and clean camp