Eggerts Landing

Nice facilities, showers etc. Sites fairly well spaced with trees between each other. Quiet at night with good camp host.

Enjoyed the trees and clean campground

Nice wooded area

Spot 23 didn't have strong enough electrical to run out AC on a hot day. I had to run a generator. Talked to the camp host and he said the spot has been a problem all year and all he could do was inform the rangers. The breakers were also loose in the box and flopping around. Seems like a serious safety issue.

The campground is kept clean and has secluded campsites. Cell phone service with Verizon is excellent. Camp host is very friendly and welcoming.

Very quiet and peaceful. Facilities were clean and everything worked as it should. Great restaurant down the road. Stayed for 1 night

Eggerts Landing is a very nice and well-kept campground and park. Our only disappointment was the constant barrage of golf cards going around and around the campground destroying the peacefulness that the park used to have. These people seem to have nothing else to do - and they are not even campers!

Very well kept camp ground, been camping out there for years. The camp ground has a plenty of space with 20 plus camping sites in a wooded camping loop with trails and spectacular views. Great camping experience for all ages.

Bathrooms were close and clean. Site was great. Not as secluded feeling as a few years ago but last years tornado caused that. But trees are growing back. Sites were great sized and level. Camp hosts were super friendly and helpful. Beach was great.

Fri night of our visit, the campers across from us played loud music until after midnight. Did not see a sheriff or a park ranger that night despite seeing them multiple times during the daytime. They were reported to the camp host and the next night was better. We loved the campground. It was clean and the facilities were nice. One thing about showering at night, the light is on a motion/timer. I know people were caught in the pitch black!! I was lucky to be warned ahead of time and had a flashlight on the whole time I showered. I could have been seriously injured trying to navigate to the door in the dark. It is not your fault, but after being in the beautiful wooded campground, the first thing you see while driving out is the AWFUL eyesore windmills. We were not warned about MN. boats need to purchase a certificate about invasive species. We were approached by the DNR.