Some of the staff is friendly-ish, others are not. Waited in line to buy some wood at the store, the cashier talked with the people in front of me for about 6 minutes about her mother and family, they obviously knew each other. Another cashier came over and helped the people behind me. After my cashier was done with the people in front of me she turned around and walked away. I literally sat my $12 for wood on the counter and walked away. So if you're reading this staff, that's what the random $12 was for.
The water is pretty cold, the hot tub is very small and always crammed with kids. My biggest problem however is the fact they shut the bathrooms down for 30 minutes at 9 am to clean them....ya know, when people are waking up and trying to handle their morning business...they divert you to the lobby bathrooms, which the men's room has one stall and one urinal...imaging how that goes at 9 am when the whole camp ground is directed there.
They have two coffee trailers next to the lobby, but they were not open in the morning, makes sense I guess...or not.
The swimming lake area us beyond disgusting, I wouldn't step foot in it let alone kayak or canoe.
I have teen-age boys so it wasn't a whole lot of fun for them. We pretty much drove the golf cart around for hours. However, I imagine if you have younger children it would be a decent place. The lobby has ice cream and frozen foods. Overall, I wouldn't be back, but I wouldn't not recommend, just know what you're coming to.