Old Town

Trailor campers felt free to walk their dog through the middle of our campsite and continued to walk through our campsite when we asked for them not to. They honked their truck horns repeatedly and systematically. They set off dynamite in the lake near the shore adjacent to our campsite from their pontoon. The bullying and intimidation was unwarranted and relentless. When reporting to the security guard, he pointed out one of our cars parked on the grass for tent unloading. And then made excuses for the trailor campers having their trucks and boat parked in the grass their whole stay. Very disappointing and unpleasant experience.

I get to my reserved spot, and there's a homeless couple there with tons of stuff sprawled everywhere. I could not get ahold of anyone by phone and no one was working at the entry booth so I had to wait for them to leave before I could set up. This is concerning to me because I have small children, so no one came between campers to make sure these homeless addicts didnt leave needles or anything else gross behind on the site. That night, young campers were blasting music and yelling at each other all throughout the night, there is no enforcement of the noise ordinance. The final straw were very rude people in an RV next to my tent site, who thought they were entitled to my campsite. They kept walking their dog through my campsite where my children were playing and when asked to please stop, they started yelling and being extremely rude, and then decided to come set up a baseball game ON MY CAMPSITE. They refused to leave and I could not get ahold of anyone to assist us in getting them off our campsite. No one answered the phone, no one at the entry booth and no park ranger drove by for at least 2 hours. It escalated almost to the point of a physical altercation. I will never camp at Perry Lake again.

Very quiet camping,very nice hosts like having limited access to facilityafter 10pm.nice not having to deal with trouble makers while camping

Always a great stay at the park

We have just started camping, as a couple of 3.5 years. so we thought let’s try the new tent out in the rain! We got there Friday night, set up just as it started raining. Survived the 35F night. Next day, we had 35+ mph winds. We explored the shoreline and chatted with some RVers. We were the ONLY tent peeps there, btw. It was too windy for a fire and smores that night, as well. It was 31F that second night. Woke up on Sunday, the day we were leaving and it was beautiful, of course. Ended up with a sunburn taking down camp. This camping spot was awesome, tho! On a corner, with lots of space for several tents. It has a nice, big picnic table, that we loved and fire pit, that we didn’t get to use. We were there early April so only the pit toilets were open but we brought our own, so it wasn’t that big of a deal. Overall, we loved the space at Old Town and will definitely be back one day!

We showed up. Someone was in our space. Ranger was nowhere to be found. Called the number on the security station they couldn’t help. Gave me an other number and they said there was no other spaces available and I couldn’t get a refund. While we were there (waited over 35 minutes on hold) my husband went to the restroom it was locked. I have never been so disappointed and am still trying to understand why I can’t get a refund when someone was in our space…. Good LUCK!

Clean campground, fire pit also clean. Bathroom clean and stocked. Camp host very friendly and happy to help with anything needed.

clean facility and friendly staff

Nice super clean shower

Really nice campground, Enjoyed seeing all the waterfoul