Kaytlynn Brunick
August 23, 2025 Google Maps
We stayed here recently and were pretty disappointed with the experience. The campsites are extremely small and packed in with no trees or privacy between sites, which made it feel more like a parking lot than a campground.
Quiet time is enforced far too strictly (for some) — While we were reprimanded just minutes after quiet hours began, seasonal guests nearby were up past midnight, keeping a fellow camper and her three kids awake. She tried calling the front office three separate times and no one answered — so it seems the strict rules only apply selectively.
The playground is also a letdown — it’s just a few Little Tikes plastic structures, which are really only suitable for toddlers. Definitely not enough to entertain most kids.
There also seems to be a clear divide between how seasonal guests are treated versus short-term campers. The rules and attitudes didn’t feel consistent or fair. On top of that, the on-site store is overpriced — nearly $7 for a small bundle of wood — and they even charge extra for internet access.
One of the most frustrating things was checkout. They schedule the only bathroom to be cleaned from 10–11am — the same time everyone is trying to pack up and leave. Not exactly convenient planning.
Honestly, they might want to consider renaming the place from a "family campground" to a "seasonal campground" because that's clearly the focus. We won’t be returning.
**Edit: My review is not misleading and I'm only speaking about the truth of the playground, the lot sizes , the store and the nickel and diming that you do. Also you might want to check in and talk to your seasonal members about any marijuana because they were smoking it and handing it out.
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