Great location on a great fishing lake! The staff were very polite and friendly. They accommodated us for two nights in the RV park despite not having a prior reservation, but we did have to move to a second site in order to get tow nights. This was not an issue until we actually started to set up for the first night. The design of this RV Park is everything wrong you can throw into a design. The sites were both pull thru sites. Now almost every travel trailer or RV has electrical and water hookups either in the center of the trailer/coach or in the back of the trailer/coach and always on the drivers side. Sewer hookups are generally in the center of the travel trailer and RV. As we pull into our site, the sewer is located first in the first quarter of the site. The water and electric are located all the way to the front of the site even with the front of the trailer tongue. We spent ten minutes figuring out how we could possibly hook up Water, Electric, and Sewer at the same time. We would need two full length shore power cords, to 25 foot water hoses, and 30 feet of sewer hoses. We have had our trailer for 22 years and the supplied 25 ft power cord, 25 ft water hose, and 20 feet of sewer has always met the needs of a full hook-up RV park. We ended up going down to the end of the RV park and come back in with our passenger side facing the hookups in order to hook up the water and electric. The sewer would still require 30 feet and have to be laid out to go under the trailer from the opposite side. So we ended up not hooking up sewer. The next day it was time to move to the next site, which was exactly the same problem. Almost every site in the park has the same misconfiguration and others setting up were just as confused as we were. After packing up the trailer, we headed down to the end of the park and came back thru the site in the opposite direction to stop and dump the tanks. We moved to the new site and had to hook up the same way and wait until leaving the following day to dump the tanks. Despite all that inconvenience, we had a half-day boat rental reserved to take our 3 grandkids out fishing. The marina staff were great and made sure we all had proper safety gear and they had all the non-resident fishing licenses on hand for us. We all caught trout that day and got some great memory photos. Word to the wise, never hire a college educated engineer to design an RV Park unless they have actually owned an RV and been to an RV park. In addition to the problems described here, engineers are known to put tables, fire pits, and BBQs on the side of a campsite opposite the RV doors, which are always on the passenger side. read more