I'll start with the good things...its a beautiful spot and the 3 families we went with had the far corner spot that had good space for our combined 8 children and 3 dogs. The bar was clutch during a rain storm, food was fine, service was really good. Being right on the river allowed for us to take the kids fishing a handful of times and was beautiful...now the not so good...

I'm shocked to not read other reviews mentioning how there is a busy train track right next to the campground and how each time a train rolls through, it blasts the horn extremely loud. Including maybe 20 trains passing through in the middle of the night waking up all of us repeatedly.

The bathrooms were very far away from our camping spot and required us to rent a golf cart, which the kids had fun with, but still odd there weren't any closer bathrooms particularly for the ladies.

Mosquitos were terrible but not totally shocked about that as we were right next to the water and its mostly stagnant water which I'm sure the mosquitos absolutely love.

Lastly, some of the seasonal/permanent campers were nice and some seemed annoyed by our presence. A random lady thought it was funny to jump around the corner and scare the kids and just walk away laughing. I'm all for having some drinks (she was intoxicated) but that was weird as hell. We won't be coming back and I suspect the permanent campers are just fine with that.