Kayleen O'Donnell
August 8, 2025 Google Maps
2/5 stars
The details: If you are looking for overnight camping, this isn’t the experience you’re looking for. We had two sites with 3 adults and 7 kids ranging from 3 to 18.
Pros: The sites were very big (a big plus for a group our size). The pool was large, and had decent changing rooms in the pool restrooms. There’s a few playgrounds throughout the campground (some better than others). The RC track was the highlight for my son (very impressive)!
Cons: (get ready) read the reviews- the staff are strict! In the pool area: no canon balls, no life jackets in the deep end, no thong bikinis, no food inside the pool, and a very strict “no kids” adult swim hour (nope, they can’t even be within the gates of the pool if you and your spouse/significant other wanted to swim and have them sit on the side for a bit), and no ADA lift for the pool either. The arcade: games eat your money, the coin machine wasn’t working, $1 per game or $0.50 for the small bubble prize games. No tickets or prizes available for playing the arcade games. The beach: filled with goose poop, feathers line the shore line, pop tops and cigarette butts all over. Definitely not enjoyable or taken care of.
Other things: no kids activities Monday through Thursday, you MUST be 25 to drive within the campground (no, your kid who is 21 and can fight in wars can’t drive their own car in or drive a golf cart here), no one can ride in a truck bed, golf carts are $100 per day, wood is so incredibly wet it took 2 hours to have a decent fire to cook hot dogs over, the workers patrol the park 24/7 in golf carts or their own cars. Be ready to be followed for the remainder of your stay if you question a rule. I wouldn’t recommend this place. Maybe the weekends are better or seasonal sites are different, but I doubt it based on how we were treated.
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