Supply Park

We love it here. Nice facility. How ever y don’t y’all treat the bag worms and let them eat some of the trees up.

We enjoyed our weekend, it was a nice calm weekend so we were out on the water most of the time.

Love the camp grounds

Love the camp grounds

Love the camp grounds

The sites are nice and the host extremely nice but we couldn't understand why no one had a tag hanging on their rear view mirror when we went to check in we had to wait for five cars to get out of our site because they were having a birthday party on the next sitte, no one had a tag in their window and I thought the rules and regulations for a core part was that you could only have so many people per site I know there must have been 30 people there at that site and we didn't even have a tag for our vehicle so we were a little shocked that people could just ride in and out of the campground without having any kind of pass, rangers were riding through, even sheriff's riding through and noone said anything about the large amount of people, maybe it's different at other parks

we had a great time

Great campsite on the lake. I stayed at Fort Supply Lake twice overnight in my van. Nice location, not crowded. The staff was great, very helpful. The bath house is aged but clean. The shower was nice and warm. My only complaint was the amount of trash everywhere. I don't understand why people think it is okay to throw stuff down anywhere and walk off for someone else to pick up.

Very nice park. If you stay in spots 50 thru 61, be prepared. At least 6 spots are there for volunteers and only one was being used in both of our trips there. Also you have great views of lake, lots of room between sites, but, the sites are extremely unlevel! Bring plenty of leveling boards, you will need them.
We were there with fifth wheel in site 60. Needed 2 2x8 on one side and 1 2x8 on opposite side to unhook. Should have had at least one more on each side. Had trouble hooking back up. Site 60, but ALL sites in this loop unlevel.

We stayed at Fort Supply Lake in slot #32 from June 10th to June 14th. We like this wagon wheel camping area for our family reunions because it has a covered picnic area with 8 picnic tables in the the middle of the wagon wheel & all the camping spaces are around the outside edge.
There were large dead limbs in the trees above our RVs, which was very concerning that they could break off at any time and do major damage. We were also very disappointed that the 12 camping slots were still 30 amp service, when we were told last year that all the camping slots were going to be upgrade to 50 amp service.
2 of the RVs that were parked in the same wagon wheel only needed 30 amp service but tripped the breakers more than once! The rest of us needed 50 amp service, since the service had not been upgraded we could only run one of our air conditioners at a time!
NOT GOOD! VERY FRUSTRATING!
We stayed in slot #73 last year from June 4th to June 18th. This is also a wagon wheel type camping area that has been upgraded to 50 amp. We were able to run both air conditioners at the same time, no one tripped any breakers, but it does not have the covered picnic area with picnic tables in the center of the wagon wheel for large get togethers.

Recommendation:

1) Trim all the dead branches
from all the trees before an
incident happens!

2) Upgrade slots #24 thru slot
#35 from 30 amp to 50 amp
service.

3) Build a covered picnic area
with picnic tables in the
center of the wagon wheel at
slot #69 thru slot #80 for
large get togethers.

Thank you for the opportunity to
make some recommendations!

Ron & April Schmehr