First time visitor. My wife and I met friends and spent the long weekend.
PRO
- it was nice and quiet most of the time.
- Free showers.
- Most fellow campers were friendly.
- weekend activities seemed plentiful (corn hole tournament, ice cream social, Saturday night movies)
- there are a few really nice wooded spots.
- if your looking for a rustics experience this place fits.
- they have a usable pool and mini golf (we didn't use either)
- The amount of mosquitoes was pleasantly really low.
Neutral list and other things you should know:
- be prepared: when you drive in you nay wonder if you made a mistake - once you get through what looks like a permanent resident/ multi season tenants area it opens and quickly turns into a nice foresty landscape camp complete with Sugar River front spots. (Some of the other reviews said the sites were super close down there, but i didn't think they were terribly close. Although some extra distance would be nicer.)
- we didn't get a spot with sewer hook up, they have a dump spot here.
- electric sufficed.
- free wifi (we didn't use it)
- cell service on T-Mobile/Mint was terrible here. (Avg 1 bar of 4g)
- the check in front desk store is small and sparse.
- this wasn't our spot, but 77 the electric and water post is located
CON
- we went for a walkdown a trail, only to find it appeared closed with a no trespassing sign and physical barricade on the bridge.
- Not all the sites rated for camper are close to flat (our mini camper was a little hard to level and our stabilizers were maxed out)
- Bees at the play ground - We heard a kid got stung a couple times.