Belle Starr

Sites are close to each other. Bathrooms are awful.

All the prime empty spots are so annoying. People reserve them and don’t show up when they should be charged extra for not using them. There are a lot of people that would gladly take their spots. The sand burrs are atrocious and a very huge problem. Thinking it’s time to switch campgrounds. Such a beautiful park very poorly maintained.

Nice big drive thru. Lots of trees. Beautiful park. You share water. Camped in October and lots of sand burrs. Dogs feet were hurting from the burrs. We took the dogs home.(3 hour round trip)

Sandburs were a problem. We seen people pull up and just leave their campsite instead of staying they were so bad.

October 25, 2023. Lovely site (W10) right next to the water. There were many deer throughout the campground which added to the charm. Our site was level with a 30amp hookup. The water connection was some distance away and would require, not only a really long hose, but also a splitter as it is shared by 2 other sites. We were only here one night so there was no visit the bath house. We would definitely stay here again.

Site w27 was reasonably level, pull through and very long. Shared water. Bathrooms and showers were old but ok. Never saw a camp host. LOTS of grass burs. Never able to get out dogs out. Dumpsters were not close and we had to drive to them. Good view of the lake. Over all the park is run down and needs lots of improvement.

Stayed one night during the weekday. Quiet and peaceful surroundings.

The experience was a nightmare. We had a lady come demanding us to be quiet that we couldn't make any noise and was rude. Also we were not told until there that there wasn't any bathrooms available at all but one for the whole site. The place was dirty and bathroom was absolutely gross. The smell was foul also we were told no showers were available everything was locked up just poor poor management poor customer service I have requested a full refund.

Had a very unpleasant experience visiting this camp site. Walked the entire park looking for available showers and additional stalls for that matter, and all were locked and closed. There is no staff available on site, only volunteers. Bob and Terry were very nice, they tried to get us help to unlock showers or additional stalls, but were unsuccessful. Had a volunteer who apparently lives on site, who was very upset at our family and children playing past 10pm, she confronted us and demanded that we be quiet. She left all her bright lights on the entire time we were there (which in mi mind is the equivalent of being disruptive and loud).
There was only 1 stall available to the public on the specific area that we stayed in, with stool that sits inside the stall about 4 ft down, with no way to flush, wash your hands or toilet paper to. Very inconvenient to travel here with children.
While there, another volunteer (woman) pulled up to our site abruptly demanding that we move our vehicle, which was previously "approved" by Bob and Terry, she raised her voice and threatened to have us escorted out if we didn't move the car, causing unnecessary distress to the children with us. Do not recommend.

Beautiful park setting. As I was there in the off season there were only 12 sites open, but wow. The level site was a long pull through with a double picnic table and a large outdoor patio area. One of, if not, the nicest COE campsite yet. The hosts were lovely and the one shower house still open while a touch dated was kept nice and clean.