I am not one to normally post a review; good, bad, or indifferent, but after years of being a seasonal at this campground I felt compelled to let others know my experience of being there. I was introduced to the campground from friends who had been going there for many years and when I first went, it was so much fun. I was in a very standard seasonal spot year one, but under the previous management a spot opened with a deck and notified me of the opportunity to move and I couldn’t wait! Management in my first two years was heavily involved and always made a point to visit with the seasonal campers to check in with how things were going. Sadly, this past season the KOA got new management. At first, everything seemed good. Check in was a friendly experience and although a new staff, there seemed to be a lot of employees there to handle the sites. The campground opens on April 1 (although the manager, Sheri, told us that the season truly didn’t open until Memorial Day weekend - funny because our contracts said April 1…) and by Memorial Day, they laid off half the employees. At that point, things started to go down hill quickly. The seasonal side of the campground got absolutely no attention. Roads were devoid of gravel and during the two week dry spell, just walking down the road kicked up heavy dust. Trees continually lost branches even damaging some campers (not major, but a broken skylight is still broken) and one branch even came crashing down on a tent site (thank god they were not in their tent or it could have been extremely bad). Then the way people were treated became very rude and even to levels of hostility. One employee continually called the seasonal side the “slums”, some would drive past extremely slowly and stare if anyone was congregating, and one in particular would be extremely rude and hot headed (Steve). Back when Rhonda managed the campground, we truly felt taken care of and she made us feel like we were all a family. The new management had no clue how to run a campground and it became wildly apparent. It truly just fell apart this year and absolutely no improvements were made even with an increase to cost from the year prior. The office closed early, kids activities were cut short or were non existent, pool hours that were posted were never maintained, even if you wanted to purchase gravel for your site none was present to do so, roads were falling apart,… I could go on and on. They also removed security from the entrance so anyone could drive in and non-seasonals were not even brought into their spots. Then came time for our new contracts. Yet another increase which was at minimum over $500 with some sites seeing nearly $1000 increases for next season. Additionally, all of the things that made being a seasonal special became things that were no longer allowed. No fencing (although then some were told up to 4’ fencing was allowed but they would not write that into the contract), no covered areas, no storage, decks that were previously there would have to be removed, no pergolas (even if brand new), all campers had to be skirted, etc. They also wrote in that you agreed to all rules within the contract PLUS any that they may come up with during the contracted season. The new contract even went so far as to indemnify them from any damages from trees as they know how many dead trees are littered throughout the property. I almost forgot to mention, they began billing electric monthly this year. No big deal on that except the fact that they would charge your card, but never present a bill to you. I was charged higher rates than neighboring campers that would leave their air on all week and had family’s of four whereas my camper only ever had two people. It truly is a shame how the ownership and management of the campground has let it go this bad… I know that they we will probably refill with workers building for Intel, but that will only last three years and they will have already burned bridges with dozens of seasonals which is sad. Things need to change there and hopefully for them, it’s quickly.