Cindy and Stefan are great! The campground perfect for our softball team. We reserved 5 sites…read more Everyone had a great time. The campground has a small lake where the girls took out the canoes. The girls said the bathroom was the nicest bathroom they had been in in a campground. That's a big statement! We will definitely stay there again! Thanks again!!

Very nice campground! The sites are good size and level!. Dog friendly. Near many things to do…read moreincluding fishing, boating when the lake comes back, gold Courses and kayaking.

The camp ground was very quiet. Lots are very clean and big. Love the trails.fishing pond is…read morewonderful to watch the kids catch and release.sad we had to leave Early .we received a call of a death in the family.But we will be back in the near future.If our favorite lot is available.5 stars from the Dubays.

Great service with a smile. Dealing with this organization was easy Peezy. Easy and easy out nice…read moresites

This resort was great. The lake was awesome and great for fishing and swimming. The cabins are nice…read moreand homely, each with a fully finished bathroom and cable. The penthouse in the back was basically a mansion, with a huge living room, dining room, and kitchen with three beds and 1.5 bathrooms. The price was somewhat expensive, but it was a wonderful experience and I have been going there for 4 years now.

This is a great resort. Away from it all yet so close to everything anytime of the year. My…read morefamily has stayed here during hunting season. The owners are on site and very accommodating. Wifi throughout the resort no matter where you are on the property. West Branch is a town that has everything from Walmart to all your chain restaurants, yet just down the road from this resort you can find a Pub where all the locals hang out. It's the best of both worlds as far as location. The resort is clean and you feel very at home with all the personal touches. I can't say enough about the big house. When I say big, the kitchen and living area are HUGE! We look forward to visiting this resort again.

One of the best fat camps out there. I lost 15 pounds over the course of my stay there last…read moresummer!! Highly recommend

I drive 10-11 hours one way each summer, just to bring our church kids to Cobeac. This is a…read morewonderful place for the preaching of God's Word as well as being filled with lots of activities for them to do. As a sponsor I can rest knowing my teens and juniors are being well taken care of and just enjoy the week without any worries.

We stumbled upon this new campground while searching for a place to try out our new fishing rods…read morenear my parents up north. Here are my pros and cons: The Good: - Quiet: Being that it's newly reopened (formerly known as Secord Lake Campground), and that Secord Lake is a shell of what it used to be because of the dam breaks (as we later discovered), of the 52 sites available, we were 1 of 3 campers on the premesis on a WEEKEND! It was so great to actually hear the sounds of nature. - Spacious: Adding on to the above, if you like being able to spread out and not camp on top of other people, until this place grows over the years to come, you can bet on having at LEAST several spaces between you and other campers. - Pet-Friendly: Dogs are welcome! It's hard to find a campground that dogs are allowed, and with it being so quiet, it's pretty nice for dogs who tend to bark at passersby. - Amenities: Bathhouses are spacious and clean, there's a play set for kids, horseshoes to rent and play with, and cute camp store stocked with the essentials AND ice cream, and a dump station on site. The Bad: - The website is more than a little misleading. Though these things are all advertised as if they are on-site, there are no absolutely lake views from any of sites (ironic, considering the name), walking trails, fishing, boat rentals, etc. whatsoever. We specifically came to this campground to be able to go fishing, but not only is there no fishing spots at the campground, there os actually no public fishing spots on Secord Lake AT ALL (the few spots are now dried up from the dam break). Considering that fishing is listed as a campground amenity and included in the Lakeview Campground logo, we had every reason to think this was the place to go to try out our new gear. We were very wrong, and very disappointed. I will say, there are plenty of trail heads and ORV trails within 10 miles of the campground to go enjoy. If you're willing and able to rent a boat, there are spots on the Lake that do have fish biting, but they are only accessible by boat. The marina across the road had no day rentals. With all of that said, if you just want a quiet place to get away, let your kids run and play, and enjoy the sounds of nature with last-minute availability, definitely give this place a shot. The owner is really attentive and goes above and beyond. We ended up really enjoying our stay, even though it was nothing like we'd expected.

Nice campground on a lake. Most sites are seasonal lots, but they do have a weekend area for…read morefamily and friends.

Great family campground. Lot of activities for all ages. Kids play all day get tired out and sleep…read moreso adults can play at night. Fun for all and kids make memories they will remember forever.

We were lucky to have a family event end up on the same weekend as the auto show. Beautiful cars. I…read moreloved the fact that there was not only a dog walk area but even bags for those that forgot to bring their own. Sadly not all pet owners are responsible and well mannered enough to use them but that is not the parks fault. My niece and nephew loved the playground, thank you for having that for them. I would stress to prohibit animals from being in that area as it is too natural for the dogs to use the loose ground as a litter box, as observed while there by even less mannered patrons of the park than mentioned above. I don't know if it was due to the increased amount of people from the car show or not but the ending machine did not have stock on any of the first 2 days we were in town. Which nullified additional attempts to use it. The bathroom facilities seemed to be well kept even with the number of people frequenting them so I give props for that. I do suggest someone look at the the faucets as they do not shut off unless the handle is pulled back up. I do not know how many times I walked in to hear multiple free running due to this issue. I dislike the push head faucets that only last a couple of seconds but if that is the only option verses someone not shutting the water when they are done I feel it should be the forementioned rather than wasting all the energy to purify unused water due to the lack of responsibility of those using them. All in all I greatly enjoyed my time at the park and campground. Thank you for a wonderful visit.