Cherryvale Park

A very clean and inviting campground. The few people we met were very friendly. Will definitely return.

Campground was good. We had a good spot. The bathrooms/shower house were nasty. Looks like they hadn’t been cleaned all year maybe longer. We saw one person a young lady stop early one day and swept the outside went inside the men’s bathroom for about 30 seconds came back out and left. I’ve never seen a corp campground not taken care of. The corp should really follow up on there contracts and cancel those not being fulfilled.

Overall a pleasant camping trip. It would've been much better if we had an easier access to the water and trails. We had to go through campsites to access it which was awkward. Everything looked overgrown.

Overall experience was good. Weather cooperated wonderfully. Just wish Wifi was available. Also learned of another route to the camping area without having to drive on gravel for 2 miles.

Enjoyed our visit. The only problem I ended up with Oak Mites I guess from the trees. I would tell anyone to use some kind of bug repellant.

Park was a little unkempt but it was very pretty. Camp host site was empty but trash at site was full and had stuff still at site. I called and asked if things had been abandoned and was told no that he had to leave to have camper work done and would be coming and back and leaving again. Just thought that to be a strange business practice. But was very quite.

This place is a complete hidden gem. I could not recommend this place enough. The beach was gorgeous and clean with cabanas. The literal only issue we had was power to our campers. Our group was using three camp sites and all three of our sites getting enough power. We kept flipping breakers the whole time we were there.

Cherryvale park is a nice camp site, common areas were clean and well taken care of. Main issue was several of the "full" service sites, i.e., those with sewer - in several of the spots, including ours, the sewer connection was at least a foot or more "above" the trailers outlet making it impossible to really utilize the sewer. We used the dump station on the way out. Also, we thought the picnic tables, (all concrete) were too far from the camper, many down rocky uneven paths, also making them somewhat impractical for us because we have to use canes or walkers to get around.

The site sits so low that the black and grey tanks were unable to be drained, the sewer opening was encased in concrete about a foot higher than the pad. Not up to the standards we have seen at other federal parks.

Grass was not mowed.
needed to be sprayed for mosquitoes & flies.
It is a great place for camping