We are sitting here as I type.
They are obviously in a construction phase.
The RV sites are small, tight and dirt. I registered a 40 ft RV pulling a Jeep. Chose site 208. We thought it was a pull through site but were mistaken. The person who arrived just after us was to camp RIGHT in front of our RV and we were requested to back up. In so doing, the power box was no longer accessible without using an extension cord.
The lady who came right down to check in with us was very polite and definitely had no idea about the amount of space the RV requires.
The roadway to the campground was severely lacking in maintenance. Dirt, washboard and narrow.
Public restrooms and showers were housed in a boxcar.
The access to the lake was not obvious or clearly marked.
Not to sure the value is here for the price they charge for full hook up. I’m not afraid to boondock and we aren’t afraid of new adventures. This place is good on paper, and may be a friendly spot, however, it is not ready to be a hot spot for camping.
This place will be very awesome in a few years, once the growing pains are worked out.