It is only OK now, but they are re-building.

When we first pulled up and spotted the "Call the number" sign with the rundown appearance of the area I was concerned. In a few moments after calling a older gentleman came walking out of the large new hotel near the road. Larry handed me a card to fill out and asked me to drop it off at his office up front. He said I could have any spot, but the ones along the outside were bigger. I made the mistake of pulling up to one of the first ones I spotted, it was too close to the highway. I should have pulled further along the road for a quieter site.

The site itself was roomy with loots of maneuvering room. And even with the proximity to the highway the noise was not too bad. We hooked up to the updated sewer, water and electrical. There are large open fields that are great for running the pup, just watch out for the little cactus, they are rough on the pups paws.

When I stopped to drop off the registration card Larry told me that his bother and him owned the place years ago and they sold out to the hotel people. Then after the hotel was built they called and asked him to come back and run the campground. When he returned earlier this year he found that they demolished the office, buried the pool and cut the cable TV lines. Since then they have built a very nice modern bathroom / shower building and updated the water / waste system. Next year they plan to get the cable working again and build Larry an office / residence. (and hopefully get the wifi working)

Overall we liked the place. The noise was not that bad and the roomy sites made this a great place to base our adventures in the Makosika State Park. We will be back to see the progress and this place gets up and running again.