Little River Park

Park attendant very helpful and kind. Camping space was very clean and ready for occupancy. The community bathrooms were reasonably clean, except apparently some campers stole rolls of toilet paper. Stayed at Pine Creek for around 50 years, one of my favorite places.

In electric boxes only 30 amp breaker worked. 110 breaker didn't. Bathroom ran short of toilet paper the 9 days we were there. When maintenance came they only left 1 roll in men's bathroom.

This is the third time we have stayed in this spot, love, love, love it here! So peaceful, and clean! We were the first ones this season so there was fallen limbs, but that's just part of nature.
We had to pull out a day early, when we checked out, the nice gentleman took care of up with the department as well, we got credited! Don't get that at every park! Thanks!
Bathrooms here are cleaned everyday, even though they weren't used, they were checked. The Park Ranger is constantly checking on the guests. Great park to stay in!!
Don't try to hot spot off your phone, we use a real hotspot with SIM card from retailer, way better!

Our first time here and we will definitely be coming back! This spot is on top of the hill, full view of the park, full hook up, O. M. Goodness! The Ranger comes by quite frequently, checking on everyone, everything! I just can't say enough, love, love, love this park! Clean, well kept, great park!

Overall our trip was very enjoyable as we were able to have our group in the spaces we requested. However the picnic tables at our 3 sites need to be replaced. The showers in the men's facility needed shower curtains and only one shower was in working order. There was not enough toilet tissues in the ladies and no soap or hand sanitizer. However there was warm water, so that was a plus. The camp host was helpful and friendly. There was a burn ban on at the time so we were unable to enjoy sitting around the campfire as we usually get to do during October. Someone in the camp area kept their loud music going until well after quiet time both nights and no one came through to be sure that quiet time was being observed either night.

Stayed at pavilion. Rock on chimney hasn't been fixed in years. Electric boxes are old. One water faucet didn't have a handle. Had to use pliers to turn water on and off. Bathrooms are pathetic. Boat ramp is too narrow.

The campsite was nice and clean

Our trip was good. The campground is a little old but in pretty good shape. I just wish people would pick up their trash, fire rings are NOT trash cans by the way. The lake is unique with all its coves and arms and overall fairly narrow width.

This is a beautiful park, but it is in need of some love from the USACE. Right now, there are 5 RVs here, including us, and we're all in the same area - there are whole loops of the park not being used. The bathrooms are dated, but clean. Interior roads are in good shape. In the picnic area near the swimming beach, many of the picnic tables are broken. The one shade structure near the swimming area is full of wasp nests - there are a lot of wasps here generally. The lake itself doesn't seem very busy at all - we've seen maybe five boats on the water in as many days.

We're in A loop (50amp & FHUs). Except for the two or three concrete sites (#1-3 I think), not many of the sites are flat and level. We are in A15 in a 35' MH and almost could not get level, even using our leveling blocks. Riding through the other loops on the bikes, it appears that most of them need an appointment with a dozer to get level.

Water pressure is okay, but the spigot is a good 85-90' away from the site. Thank goodness I had spare waterhoses on board.

Electricity at our pedestal is running a little hot at 126-130 VAC. We've had two alarms on our EMS for high voltage (+132VAC).

It's a nice place to come hide out, and we'd return, but make sure you bring an EMS with you so you don't fry your onboard appliances.

Good shade but undeveloped ground, made it impossible to level camper.