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From east jct Hwy-23 & US-34: Go 1 mi S on E 22nd Rd.
Campsite was full of trash when we checked in. We had to clean up ourselves. Our friends came out with their campers and they had to clean up their site before they parked their rig for the weekend. They let the public in to swim in the lake which is fine but they let way too many non campers in. All campsites are too close together, they really pack the grounds full. We've been coming here on and off for nearly 30 years and will not return after this trip is complete.
Great place to go camping with kids. Campsites are close together but that doesn’t bother me. They have bathrooms with showers. Lots of fun activities to keep kids entertained. They have a large sanded pond with inflatables, inground pool, pedal cars, mini golf, small playground, small walking trail, volley ball net, and more. They have a little shop and prices are decent. They also do a glow stick dance party some nights. I’ve been taking my kids there for three years and I’ll probably take them next year. They do allow alcohol. My only complaint is sometimes a few of their showers are out of order.
Very cramped. Most campgrounds have lots for tents, pop-ups, as well as residents. All sites were thrown together and disorganized. Bathrooms weren't bad at first but towards the end, the plumbing was backed up and half the toilets were broken. Staff was great, just the grounds were messy when we first arrived.
This is a campground with LOADS of things to do from swimming in the lake and climbing on an "iceberg" climbing wall, water trampoline, kids water slide and more. There is a pool as well, putt-,putt golf, pedal go carts you can rent for hr kids to ride around the campground, a general store, you can order food there, two playgrounds and very friendly people. We loved it so much we became permanent campers here now.
Rented the Deluxe Cabin. Don't be fooled. Nothing deluxe about this. It's basically a Home Depot shed with a porch on the outside and two lofts. When we booked, it was explained that there was a wall separating the beds. It is basically glorified bunk beds. It would only take a couple hundred bucks and some elbow grease to make the cabin more welcoming. Bathrooms were OK, could have been better, could have been worse. Short walk away from cabin, but too far to let women and children go alone at night. Did not use the coin operated shower.
Great playgrounds for kids but again - for a hundred bucks, slap some rustoleum outdoor spray paint on the 1950s playground equipment.
