YOU pay a fee to get in and then everyone let's their friends in for free…read more The gate house is just for show. So just drive on in if you want to check the place out. There is a lot of trash around. Forget about sleeping at night, as the drunks own the night and hoot and holler until the wee hours. The bathhouse is DISGUSTING. Needs to be remodeled in a bad way. The beach is slowing getting taken over by seaweed. So when you are swimming you spend your time dodging seaweed. Some areas are not even swimable. The shoreline will sometimes be full of stinky seaweed.

For a small annual fee you can become a member of this private club. Don't get me wrong it is not…read morea country club but a members only: beach, campground, private lake, fishing, boating and some small game/water fowl hunting. The grounds are very well kept and well maintained. The grounds were busy but not as crowded as if they would have been if this was open to the public.

best overall club on the lake, low dues and fees, nice members, great slips. Good balance of adult…read moreand family events throughout the year. Outdoor playground. Friendly.

Great staff throughout. Four outdoor pools plus two indoors. I heard soon they will be…read moreintroducing Red Light Therapy. They know me by name, even the newer employees.

Great facility, staff is extremely friendly and helpful. The personal trainer is fantastic!read more

The Special Olympics, with its participants and its organizers, is one of the most rewarding events…read moreanyone could be lucky enough to volunteer time with. So much love to be felt. So many hugs. So much excitement. And if you're me, many tears to be shed as well. There are many ways that people of all ages can volunteer their time here. So many opportunities that could fit every personality or temperament. You can help run events, officiate games, keep scores, be a "shuffler" -helping move participants along, help judge, hand out awards, or even just be a cheerleader with hugs, high fives, and fist bumps. -the participants love those! I used to volunteer for things like this because I felt I should "give back" since my life has been so blessed. But in time, I've come to realize that I should help with events such as this because I have much to learn from these participants. With insurmountable personal trials and limitations, they often show such generous spirit and love for every person they cross paths with. They both encourage their opponents and high five the ones who beat them. They more often than not happily accept their 5th place ribbon and wear them with pride. After congratulating an athlete after he won the gold in one of the field events, I commented to him that he was so lucky to have a gold and that I'd never won one before. He embraced me warmly and then said "That's okay! Do you know why? You don't need gold to be happy." Profoundly said. No, indeed you do not need gold (or riches) to be happy. PS: Be sure to bring sunglasses to hide your crying eyes. YOU try keeping a dry eye when you place a medal around a gleeful 10 yr old's neck with the Olympic theme song booming and her proud family beaming on the sidelines!!