Flying Finn Family Campground

Pool could be cleaned more often and upgrade and remodel pool house, other than that we had an amazing time! Fires allowed, pets allowed, must be leashed. Golf carts, electric scooters, and mountain bikes allowed also. Kid friendly. A little wet in some areas. Owners are very friendly and outgoing! Will return!

Very nice family owned campground. Pool is huge for what you would expect at a campground with such a reasonable price. Most of the campground is permanent sites, but there are a lot of spacious weekend sites available. Large pond/ lake full with fish. I was pleasantly surprised how nice the campground was. Don’t expect everything shiny and new, or meticulously clean, the campground is sufficiently up kept and clean, especially at a price of under $50 a night.
Very dog friendly, nice old school playground restrooms work as intended and are clean.

Great family owned campground. My husband, myself and our dog LOVE spending our summers here❤️ Very family oriented, almost every weekend there is something fun to join in on. We have met a ton of fantastic people who have became such good friends! If your looking for somewhere to spend a weekend with full relaxation, this is the place! If you bring your golf cart, there are a ton of trails to ride across the lake with great views and it is so peaceful. Owners Bob & Kathy along with their children are extremely nice. I highly recommend this campground to anyone searching for a family friendly place to unwind!

What a wonderful place! The owner greeted us with a smile, a golf cart tour, and stories of the property! Our spot was a perfectly level drive through spot on beautifully cared for grass! We had a wonderful visit with a very nice couple who luckily enjoys this campground seasonally! We enjoyed a very quiet and peaceful nights sleep and a beautiful hike by the private lake and through the private woods in the morning! Thanks again for a beautiful and very reasonable stay!!

Place is a real dump, especially for the price. Worst part is they don't allow tents, there is a big missed revenue that doesn't use much electricity.