Floating Mill Park

It was a pleasure to stay. Very clean & professional polite staff. It’s a beautiful park & definitely will be back.

It was a pleasure to stay. Very clean & professional polite staff. It’s a beautiful park & definitely will be back.

We were in "R" section which is across the dam along the spillway. Signage needs improved for directions to this location. We WERE DIRECTED to CROSS the dam and turn left...ITS SAYS ONE WAY BUT GO THAT WAY ANYWAY. It's a ONE LANE ROAD!! 😲 Later we witnessed locals FLYING down around the hairpin turn on this narrow road. Becareful.

We were in "R" section which is across the dam along the spillway. Signage needs improved for directions to this location. We WERE DIRECTED to CROSS the dam and turn left...ITS SAYS ONE WAY BUT GO THAT WAY ANYWAY. It's a ONE LANE ROAD!! 😲 Later we witnessed locals FLYING down around the hairpin turn on this narrow road. Becareful.

We have been coming here for years! I can for sure say this trip was the best experience we have had. No kids banging rocks until 1am, no dogs running wild like in the past.

We have been coming here for years! I can for sure say this trip was the best experience we have had. No kids banging rocks until 1am, no dogs running wild like in the past.

Queit and pretty environment. Deers or moose walked by in the morning. I liked the organized and fenced garbage area. My full hook up RV site was somewhat difficult to get out. We had to plan and practice ahead. If there were other RVs near, it would be super challenging because we used other sites to get out.

Queit and pretty environment. Deers or moose walked by in the morning. I liked the organized and fenced garbage area. My full hook up RV site was somewhat difficult to get out. We had to plan and practice ahead. If there were other RVs near, it would be super challenging because we used other sites to get out.

A busy campground for boaters with tight spaces, fire rings nearly touching in places. The "beach" is a concrete ramp. Meh.
The prime lakeside spots are in high demand. Unfortunately, campers can reserve a prime spot and then NEVER SHOW. Came in on a Sunday and left the following Friday, the folks across from us were never seen. The rig's super bright LED strips on the front of the camper were on 24x7, illuminating the entire area. I asked one of the volunteer staff on Tuesday about what I could do to get the lights turned off, especially since they were just for show. He suggested "duct tape" and said the actual staff wouldn't be back until Thursday. He didn't offer any contact information.

It's unfair, just because you have the cash, to keep others from enjoying what would have been an unused space for FIVE days. I hope CoE addresses this issue.

There is no direct walking path to the bathhouse and it's difficult to navigate in the dark, there should be a walkway through the picnicking areas. Two showers in the men's bathhouse, the handicap-accessible stall had a broken holder for the shower head/hose, making it nearly impossible to use without dousing everything with water. Not fixed the 5 days we were there.
Returning to camp on Friday, we were behind a maintenance vehicle that was pulled up to the check-in station, the driver was chatting with the check-in attendant. After about five minutes, it was obvious that they weren't too concerned about the traffic backing up. I finally got out of the truck and the attendant told me they were "discussing a water problem." The outgoing lane was blocked by another staff member on a golf cart so there was no way in. He finally backed out and motioned us in through the exit side. Really? Was it too inconvenient to pull over and clear the entrance for the discussion instead of forcing people to wait without any explanation?

Seems like a lot of attitude to me.

Bathhouses clean, campsites not so much. Utilities good.

A busy campground for boaters with tight spaces, fire rings nearly touching in places. The "beach" is a concrete ramp. Meh.
The prime lakeside spots are in high demand. Unfortunately, campers can reserve a prime spot and then NEVER SHOW. Came in on a Sunday and left the following Friday, the folks across from us were never seen. The rig's super bright LED strips on the front of the camper were on 24x7, illuminating the entire area. I asked one of the volunteer staff on Tuesday about what I could do to get the lights turned off, especially since they were just for show. He suggested "duct tape" and said the actual staff wouldn't be back until Thursday. He didn't offer any contact information.

It's unfair, just because you have the cash, to keep others from enjoying what would have been an unused space for FIVE days. I hope CoE addresses this issue.

There is no direct walking path to the bathhouse and it's difficult to navigate in the dark, there should be a walkway through the picnicking areas. Two showers in the men's bathhouse, the handicap-accessible stall had a broken holder for the shower head/hose, making it nearly impossible to use without dousing everything with water. Not fixed the 5 days we were there.
Returning to camp on Friday, we were behind a maintenance vehicle that was pulled up to the check-in station, the driver was chatting with the check-in attendant. After about five minutes, it was obvious that they weren't too concerned about the traffic backing up. I finally got out of the truck and the attendant told me they were "discussing a water problem." The outgoing lane was blocked by another staff member on a golf cart so there was no way in. He finally backed out and motioned us in through the exit side. Really? Was it too inconvenient to pull over and clear the entrance for the discussion instead of forcing people to wait without any explanation?

Seems like a lot of attitude to me.

Bathhouses clean, campsites not so much. Utilities good.