Great place, have been camping for years but unfortunately we got a notice that we are not allowed to bring our puppy back next year (we stay during the same time every year and only for one week). We had an interaction with some woman telling us our dog is not withing our right lot. He traveled one foot into a vacant lot next to us to bark at some other dogs walking past, he is securely attached on a leash on the back of our truck. He went a bit crazy when a trailer was parking in that lot next to us. The same women came up to my elderly mother and gave her some instruction on our dog needed to stop barking. The following day, I apologized to the couple and they said there was no need for the apology, they did not have any problem with him. They ended up giving him treats for the rest of the our camping days. I took him walking around the how camp and introduced him to those who wanted to pet him. NO ISSUES!
Dogs are dogs, puppies need training and he is in that process. Our dog is a rescue 8 months Husky/German Shepherd mix.