Well, we started out being very excited about this place and getting to our site each weekend.... We have no complaints about the fellow campers or even the staff; everyone is nice and sociable. My husband being the type to not sit still for long... would get up and rake and work on the site; removing all the weeds and un-mowable grass and dirt that was on our seasonal lot. Trying to clean it up and make it low maintenance and looking good. (just let me add- nothing was manicured or perfect about this site at all- when we got there-it wasn't even "mowed", but we didn't care) The one weekend we were there trying to get settled in...he decided that he was going to ask if we could put stone down and so he did and he was told yes. So the next weekend we paid for and brought our own stone and spread it out and got our site the way we wanted it. We were trying to avoid the mud being tracked in and out of our brand new camper and the overall mess it creates when it rains. Part of the contract states that we have to mow our own lawn...keep it mantained but... you literally could not mow any part of it... maybe weed eat it, but it was not mow-able and it was scattered patches of crap weeds/grass, not nice manicured grass. We didn't ask anyone for anything through the process; we did it all ourselves with our own equipment. After 2 weeks went by the owner visits and tells us; it all has to come off. It's not the "look" they're going for. Don't get me wrong... I 100% get the look that camping is supposed to have... but if you take a look around the park... there are many seasonal sites that do not give the "look" of camping. By this I mean...permanent decks, sites completely covered with turf, full out landscaping with bushes and mulch, paver stones; fences etc. So I guess I am a little confused as to what the issue with stoning our site was? Not to mention there was already stone on our site when we got there, just not enough to spread it without spreading it too thin. I'm not trying to be rude or insult anyone else's site or any of the people there but I guess if you want to preach that you're going for a "look" -- a little consistency might make sense. I also realize it is not our property but there was nothing permanent about what we did and it was more "natural" then some of the other improvements that people made. In my opinion and by the numerous comments of fellow campers it looked great! But apparently it looked too good because its all being removed this weekend at our expense; again. Whole situation is just a shame and leaves me baffled; especially when I look around and see how some of the other seasonal sites are allowed to be left- as an owner I would be ashamed of those verse the well manicured site- but that is my opinion and I am not the owner. We thought we were doing the site and the owner a favor, but that back fired. Not looking forward to getting back to my site of dirt. Took all the excitement and enjoyment out of it. Sorry King Phillips Campground... not happy campers. read more