Water’s Edge Family Campground

The staff are very nice at this campground. There is a nice large pond where you can catch fish. There is not much to do in the small towns around this campground and it takes quite a while to get to the campground off of the road. you are traveling on.We will probably not come back to this campground.

One staff lady is rude at front desk
All you hear Monday thru Friday is chain saws and leaf blowers. It is annoying at best. Pumping station has constant issues. Roads are horrible and dangerous for kids. No real activities unless you are a senior. Skunks and deer are all over. Twin brothers (owners) are great! They just have no clue how their business is being hurt by someone who has no skill regarding how to treat people. Most of maintenance staff is nasty to patrons and they don't care. If you like golf cart parades and corn hole you will love it. Seasonal people think they own it and have no problem yelling at campers. Prices are too high for a fun stay. Watch out for trees and limbs falling on your camper and cars. And water from broken pipes flooding your site. Not a good pick.

Been camping here for several years. Great place, friendly people. Very sorry to hear that some weekender campers ruined it for some people leaving the 1 star review. But, I can assure you that is the exception, and not the rule.

This place is usually quiet, and they do have people going around making sure the quiet time is enforced. I don't know why that wasn't the case during their visit. I have seen loud people forced to leave before.

It's a very family oriented campground, with lots of well thought out activities.

Update 2025: The weekend activities have definitely fallen off the last few years after a particular camper that used to host everything left, and the replacements have not maintained that level of fun or cohesiveness.

This will be our last year as seasonals there. It's still a nice campground, but the activities have gotten stale, and the few new activities are not professionally done.

While we may be done camping completely, the campground was an influence in that decision, but not the entire reason. Its still a nice place overall.

Water’s Edge is a bit of a mixed bag. First I have to say that the sites are a tad on the small side, but the setup is very very good. Power and water are in a great place, a the sites are super level. I really didn’t have an issue with site size because I have a smaller camper. The nightly spots are close to the store and pool.

It does seem like a campground that is leaning hard into seasonals (there are very few sites with just simple electric/water hookups). Apparently, they don’t even allow tent campers anymore.

One issue is that the rental cabins are close to the normal rental spots and I feel like the people who rent cabins are a bit more disruptive. One of the cabins was blasting music the entire weekend (so not only did we not get a choice in the music selection, we had to listen to ads too).

It would be nice if campgrounds would adjust their policies on electric car charging. Charging a car at 8A over a weekend is far less than a normal camper with an A/C.

Addressing Miscommunication at Waters Edge Family Campground

I must express my disappointment with my recent stay at Waters Edge Family Campground. Despite carefully reviewing their terms and conditions, which clearly specify an age requirement of 18 for campground usage, our visit was marred by several issues that left us dissatisfied.

Upon arrival, we were greeted with unwelcoming behavior from the staff and found the campground's layout to be cramped, with limited maneuvering space for vehicles.

Furthermore, we were informed on the day of our planned prom night gathering, after booking the campground for a week, that our presence was unwelcome due to concerns about potential parties. While we appreciate the campground's stance against underage drinking, the miscommunication regarding their policies was frustrating.

It's important to note that prior to their call, the only issue communicated to us was the lack of someone aged 21 or older staying at the campground. This discrepancy in communication added to our confusion and dissatisfaction.

The presence of a leaking hose at our site, coupled with unsanitary restroom facilities, further detracted from our experience. We had hoped for a pleasant stay but were met with disappointment.

Following a discussion with campground staff, it was clarified that the minimum age requirement was not the issue, but rather a policy against hosting parties. We are relieved that this matter has been resolved, albeit belatedly.

In the future, we urge the campground to communicate their policies clearly and promptly to avoid similar misunderstandings. Transparency and professionalism are essential for ensuring a positive experience for all guests.

While we appreciate the campground's efforts to rectify the situation, we hope that improvements will be made to prevent similar occurrences in the future. Thank you for your attention to this matter.