Well…the good would be the friendly manager who greeted us. They have nice pull-through sites with cute lanterns at each site. The bad is that it is mostly a long-term RV park, so it depends where they put you if you are in a nice spot or by someone who has lived there for years. Everyone needs a place to live, but would be nice if they divided the park up so short term travelers weren’t stuck between long-term tenants. They have a lazy river, which was definitely being used in the 100 degree weather. We didn’t use it. The pictures they post do not reflect the conditions at the park. It did have large yard for dogs to run. Costs too much to be stuck where we were, as you can see from the picture of our RV neighbor. We only stayed one night, so wasn’t bad, but if you had to stay more than one night, I would find another place.