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From jct I-75 (exit 350) & Hwy 2: Go 1/4 mi W on Hwy 2.
We rented one of the cabins for a weekend when we had to come down for a softball tournament. It was perfect for what we needed. We stayed in cabin 6, the bathrooms were just a short walk. The bathrooms and the cabin were very clean and the showers were nice. It does take a long time for the water to heat up, so just turn the water on and then go brush your teeth or do whatever you need to do. We were just basically here to sleep so I can't speak for any of the other amenities here.
Great overnight stay in November. Beautiful trees, grounds. Pool looked fun but was closed for winter. Gazebos. Great bathhouse. Star of park is wonderful Cathy who runs front desk. She is fantastic. The park is laid out at different elevations. It looks challenged, it is not. Saw a lot of big rigs. Former KOA/ new management Will be back. Only complaint is no signage by the entrance. Just turn next to winery.
Negative reviews are either ignoramuses who enjoy dating their sisters or it’s just that lots has improved since their stay.
We were here in July of 2023.
Pool: nice, clean, large. Not overcrowded.
Bath house: the one by the pool was super clean and fairly newly remodeled or updated.
Spaces: some small; some large. Some looked a bit advanced to back into. Most of the pavement is new on the roads. There’s a whole new section with pull throughs.
Playground: my daughter is enjoying it as I wrote this. It’s old but not every playground should cost a half million dollars!
Some spaces are close to the interstate and a bit loud. But others are over a hill and quite quiet.
There’s a Subway sandwich shop and a winery you can walk to if you’re inclined.
It appears to have been a KOA at some point. There’s still several Kabins. The road is KOA Lane anyway lol.
We paid $60 for a pull thru with water and electric. I miss the days of $25 camping but alas. $60 is better than some “resorts” that charge $100+ per night…
Stayed for a week. Staff was nice. Had a great time exploring the area.
We were put on a paved sloped site by the pool. Plenty of nice sites at bottom of hill that were empty most of the week. Site beside us did not allow them to open awning if wanted. 1 camper came in after dark and left at 4 in the morning, next day camper came in just before dark and left at 7am, 3 came in afternoon and left the next morning. Our truck and trike had to be on slope to be parked. Told it was a large pull thru. Front to level had to be put on 5 blocks plus leveler extended. Rear levels were not out at all and rear stairs were right close to the pavement. Huge site means nothing if length needed is not level.
We only stayed here for two nights but it was a really nice and quiet park. The little girl that checked us in at the office was very friendly and right on the ball. We got into our spot very easily and were set up in no time.
I got the camp chef 30 out and my cowboy wok and made some steak, zucchini, squash and onions for dinner.
We would definitely go back to this place.
