Carol Brady
May 4, 2023 Google Maps
We stayed for 1/2 a season last year and we're coming back for a full season this year. I have nothing bad to say about it. We had a lot of fun! We stayed up on the bluff that over looks a valley and part of the lake. For the most part it was quiet and just perfect for us. We drove our golf cart around the Grove of wild flowers and what not. To me it all beautiful. I can see where it might not be every one's cup of tea. But we thoroughly enjoyed it. My hubby can be a little hard to please but he loved it too. We don't have kids but we did see some kids visit and they seemed to be having fun. The people we met were all super nice. The I owners were putting in some sweat equity into the sewage and what not. They seemed like nice hard working people. The lake was beautiful and we kayaker all over it. We found the permanent campground to be like a charming little village. For the most part I think they were kept up and maybe a couple not so much. But all campgrounds are different. You'll find things you like and things you don't like. This campground is fairly "No frills". They currently don't have a store. You may have to drive into town if you need supplies. No biggie. They also don't sell firewood. Most campgrounds make you buy firewood on-site. So being able to bring your own seems like a bonus in a way. It's all in your prospective. Overall we loved staying there and it really saved "camping" for me anyway. Because if hubby wasn't happy there it might have been the end of our camping days. And we sort of fell in love with the area. We found some unique places and seriously nice people. So try it out and if you don't love it, just be kind. All campgrounds are unique in some way. They're good people. Of that I am certain.
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