Flagstop Resort and RV Park

I was in the area for work. My company provided a camper for me to stay in throughout the summer months. Before I arrived I was injured. I broke my leg in 3 places and dislocated my ankle. After surgery I was non weight bearing for several weeks. Going up and down the camper stairs was a nightmare I wouldn’t wish on anyone. Being alone didn’t help the situation especially since I had my 9 year old Golden Retriever with me. One of the staff supervisors knocked on my door one day and scolded me for not picking up after my dog. I had been for the most part but I admit I hadn’t gotten out there a time or two because of the difficulty of going up and down the stairs. After his visit I was on it everytime since my stay was longer than most I wanted to stay on good terms. Then one day the General Manager Bill knocks on my door and proceeds to yell at me about it. He said I’d been asked several times which I hadn’t. I was approached 1 time about it. He then told me that it was all over the place. I asked him to show me where it was because I wasn’t aware of any and if there was any, I honestly missed it. He walked over and pointed at the ground where there was nothing. He then threatened to kick me out if there were any more issues. It’s pretty easy to act tough when the person you’re talking to has a broken leg and is clearly not a threat. From then on I made sure to clean up after my dog immediately and I kept to myself. I didn’t want anymore false accusations or issues with anyone. A month or two later I had been out of town and when I returned, the same day, I got another visit about it. I hadn’t even been there and there were multiple dogs in the area that other people owned. I guess if they shit near my camper that’s my responsibility as well. At no point was I ever asked politely. My company paid $800 a month + electric for me to stay there and I was treated like an inconvenience instead of a customer.. The store is never opened steady hours. They just close when they want to. Half of the amenities they advertised weren’t even available. Now they didn’t charge my company card for their storage fee until a month after I left and are treating me like it’s my fault the payment won’t go through. I’m off season for work so my card isn’t active anymore. It would’ve been fine if they charged it when they closed down/ I left for the winter. Not my fault but in true Flagstop fashion I’m being threatened that they won’t keep camper on site if it isn’t paid. These people are something else. I hope no one else has the experience I did and if you have a dog with you make sure you catch the shit before it touches the ground or Bill might come see you. It’s funny he didn’t come close to talking to me like that when my leg was healed.

Flagstop Resort is such a great place to stay, especially in the off season. My girl who turned 50 this weekend(Nov 8), loves Flagstop Resort and didn’t want to be anywhere else. It was beautiful and we both had a great time. New ownership is awesome and they are very responsive if needed. The fishing was great and the partying at night was so peaceful. We stayed up very late on her birthday and nothing was said about the noise. We usually don’t stay up that late, but who wouldn’t on a 50th. We created memories that won’t be forgotten and will be back very soon. Thank you Flagstop for giving my partner and I a great time

Just camped Flagstop with friends and family from 7/28/22 to 8/1/22--it was a great time, campground is clean and well maintained, the team at the check-in and convenience store were friendly and very helpful. One small water hook-up issue but the maintenance crew came in 5 minutes of our reporting it and had it taken care of! We will definitely be back!!!

This is the most expensive campsite we have ever been to. I had high hopes for this place because we have friends who have come here for years. While I loved having our friends close by, here were the disappointing points:

1. Our kids were questioned by multiple staff members (because they were riding bicycles not golf carts) if they were currently staying at the resort.

2. The pad on our site was terribly un level.

3. The dumpsters were so full everyone piled their trash all around it.

4. Getting “visitors” access was a pain and the staff was semi-rude to our guests.

5. The beaches are riddled with garbage and lots of broken glass.

6. Children as young as 8 or 9 driving golf carts.

7. There appears to be no noise curfew or it’s not enforced. People driving around with loud music and yelling at each other on their golf carts all night.

8. Sent our son To the camp store to purchase a sewer hose since the issues we had with the pad not being level meant we didn’t have enough (with 2 hoses already) to connect to the sewer drain. They sold us a hose with no fittings. When my husband tried to return it(never removed from the box) they wouldn’t take it back. They don’t sell fittings either.

9. Canceled our next reservation (3 months from now) and there’s a $10 fee.

And here’s the positive points:

1. They have a great playground for kids!

Way too expensive to be this disappointed. We will stick to state parks.

Great place to bring the kids for a weekend, or even a week. The prices are not as steep as Acorns Resorts down the road, much more affordable. Book early, they do fill up quickly over summer. Fishing is fantastic and there is no shortness when it comes to places to fish "on property." Private boat launch inside the park, and beaches to swim. Community is great and the campers are mostly regulars that are there year round. Can't go wrong.