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From I-94 take Exit 259. At the end of the ramp, turn left and go south (under the overpass). Turn Left at stop sign onto Tyranena Park Rd. Then turn Left at stop sign and go north onto Hwy A. Take Hwy A to Milford and turn left onto Hwy Q (going North). Turn left at sign for park either at Navan Rd or Hubbleton Rd and follow signs to the campground.
Great to go camping with the family. So many fun things for kids to do. Between the pool, the slides and the jumping pad, our kids didn’t want to come home. The sites are very spacious and set up with water and an outlet so you can prop up your tent and still have some electricity and water.
The showers require quarters but there’s a change machine. Bring cash to avoid ATM fees if you plan on showering
We just came here for a day visit for my son's birthday. I wasn't sure what to expect but it was awesome! Our favorite part was the inflatable obstacle course. I'm not a fan of swimming in anything but a pool but this wasn't bad. The pool was also nice. I would definitely return.
The daytime activities were great for kids - the wibbit was amazing, the waterslides in the pool were great. James created fun races and contests. The cafe had tasty food for decent prices. Quiet hours start at 11, but there were many golf carts driving around blasting music after 11. It was hard to get settled with the amount of noise late at night. Our campsite was on the river and the view was amazing. We saw a bald eagle.
I am currently staying here: amenities are top notch - some of the best we’ve experienced (especially love the RC track)! HOWEVER: the golf cart traffic & noise from the permanent residents is horrendous. There is nowhere to park vehicles (only golf carts) while utilizing practically anything on the property (you are almost forced to rent one of their obnoxiously overpriced golf carts during your stay).
The GM was rude to us within the first hour of checking in - seems like a disgruntled individual. If I was the owner, this guy would NOT be running my campground. I doubt we will ever be back after this horrible first time experience.
Very fun resort area. Locals and those who rent lots or cabins for the weekend. We always go for the late September adult trick or treat event. Always super fun and a great time.
Only knock on the place is there is absolutely no cell phone service for most of us when we are there. And the cabins are gettin a bit pricey. $420 for the weekend. The cabins are fairly small. They house a bunk bed and one futon. Basic appliances like ovens and microwaves as well. However they never supply any hand soap, which we always seem to forget somehow. Lastly, make sure to pack bottled water if you plan on renting a cabin. The well water reeks of sulfur, and you don’t want to drink it or use it to brush your teeth.
