Mccown Valley

Make sure you are in the gate before 10pm or they like to lock you out.. disappointed with the outdated way of operating.

Very nice park. Concerned about security. Man in a old pickup. Stayed in the next campsite beside us over night. Looked creepy, long hair, beard and dog not on leash. He stayed all night and left the next day only when the camper with reservations showed up. No one was working the office in the front to check you in. Not good

I cannot account for the piscatorial disappointment to you all, but I can say when I finally encountered an employee and was cheerfully acknowledged. I hope your staffing problems can get solved before the entire country suffers from this democratic demise...

Site is very good, and full of shade. Kids play area is super my 8 year & 3 year kids enjoyed very well. We had very good time in the camping.

Clean, spacious, beautiful. Great park attendants!

Paved rv sites, covered pick nick tables, and trails in the equestrian section. We had a rainy weekend for a group of 5 rvs with 11 people. We had a good time in well shaded spots. We were not engaging in water activities, so these sites nestled in the woods were perfect four our group. We will camp here again.

Overall very good. Clean campsites, trailer hook ups and the dump station were in good working order.
We had 2 problems.
1. Excessively loud vehicle motor noise including both trucks and boats.
2. While walking our miniature Dachshund we were assaulted two separate times by guest unleashed dogs. The last encounter was scary enough to totally stop any more walks without a big stick to protect ourselves and the dog owner was nowhere to be found.

Great place to stay! Loved being on the water. The view was beautiful. My only complaint is there was several ant mounds, so you have to keep an eye out when you’re walking and take that into consideration when setting up your tent, etc. But we’d definitely recommend it if you can get a spot on the water.

Our campsite #30 is a pull-through and is rated for a forty foot rig we have a 36 foot class A motorhome. The site had a sharp dogleg bend with trees close to the pad on both sides. There were large branches that would hit the front edge of the roof of our motorhome if we drove in as specified. We moved to the other end and just had enough room to back-in half way with the nose just off the road. This required three spotters. We used three 2 X 12 boards stacked up under both rear tires and one under the right front tire to make the coach close to level. Because of the trees we could only put one room out. otherwise it was a beautiful site.

Camp site was excellent, our problem was that neighboring campers did not follow guidelines for noise restrictions after 10 pm. My family including our 16 year old granddaughter was exposed to profanity. Very disappointed by camping ethics.