One thing I need to point out before I get to the campground Pros and Cons. The road coming into this is very narrow, one lane, so you big rig trailers and motor homes beware. It is not a heavily used traffic and for the most part, everyone is courteous and kind, just drive slowly and be careful. The campground is okay with semi-level gravel, and grass sites, but in the wet seasons, it can be a little rough. This campground is good everyone keeps to themselves but there are no amenities like you would find in most campgrounds. There are a couple of long-term visitors but for the most part, not all that bad. This is a very simple campground that does not have a lot to offer in amenities that you would find in other campgrounds. Now with that said there are so many places to see and go to in this immediate area that you don't need this campground to entertain you and your family. I might add that you don't have a lot of room around your campsite to set things up, very tight, and if you do want to place your camping stuff like folding chairs and whatnot your site will look cluttered. Too bad the sites are not wider. If you are into horses then this might be your top spot. Mary, the owner, and person in charge is extremely pleasant and will work with you on all your needs, including horseback trail rides and teaching you the proper way to ride. The downside of all of this in my opinion, for the price of this campground to stay at for the one month I found it to be very expensive for what this campground has to offer.

PROS:

1. 30/50 amp hookup

2. Water and sewer

3. A lot of areas to walk around.

4. Quite Country setting

5. FREE firewood

CONS:

1. Very small and tight campground

2. Campsites are semi-level, some on gravel and some on grass.

If you are on just a grass site here when it rains, there is little

runoff, so you will have puddles everywhere beware the heavy

rains will sink your stabilizers into the ground if you are not on

the gravel sites. Ask me how I know. The sites need to be on

concrete especially down here.

3. The campground is kind of unsightly due to its size because

of all the lawn chairs and other campers' stuff that is jammed

into the small area.

4. All utilities are in the rear of the site so you may need to

extend your electric, water, and sewer to fit your RV.

5. No dumpsters but there are garbage cans at the far entrance

gate.

6. Outside of horses, there are no other amenities, no restrooms,

no bathhouses, no pool, and no playground for the kids. But

within a 15-minute drive south you will have all that and more.