Beautiful, tiny and fairly new RV Campground. Clean, new bathrooms and showers, ice available, kayaks to rent. The full hookup spaces were a really nice size and all backed up to wooded areas. There are 8 full hookup sites in a row that have new fire rings, newly graded gravel, picnic tables. Then 3 full hookup sites that back up to trees and overlook the lake, not visible when trees are full. But you can hear the waterfall close by. There is a walking trail to the waterfall but we weren't able to because of the storms the night before. Then there are 3 or 4 primitive sites that are well maintained. Also one tiny cabin with a queen bed, kitchenette, small sitting area, a full bath and a very small loft for 2 kids. Nice big porch.
The owner lives on site and is easily available for questions or problems. The prices are more than fair.
There is no direct access to the lake, but the marina is only a two mile drive away.
The resident dog is very friendly, but he's a big dog and leaves big presents on the grounds so you have to watch where you step in the grass.
Don't reserve site #9 if you need 50amp. The website says it is 30/50, but when we got there we were told that it is the only site with only a 30amp. We had already backed in and started setting up, so we just stayed and used 30Amp. Even our receipt said 50amp.
We had storms the last two nights and weathered them with no trouble, but lost power at midnight the second night and never did regain it. The whole county lost water so almost all the restaurants in town were closed due to no water. And of course, it was Memorial Day weekend. We had plenty of our own bottled water for drinking and would have stayed our final night but with no power, there was no air conditioning. It was cool outside, but not in the camper. Sitting outside wasn't an option since the owner had to have a generator running for his needs and it was just too loud for us to stay.
Mark, the owner, did make the husband a large cup of coffee the last morning since we didn't have power. It was greatly appreciated!
All in all, we would come back. It was small. Out of the way. Well tended and maintained. We were lucky in that other campers had cancelled due to the weather forecast, so we shared the campground with one other couple for 2 nights and had the place to ourselves the final night. That spoiled us! But we would definitely go back. Note: The entrance road to the campground has 2 extremely steep hills with sharp turns that you can't see. Seasoned RVers should have no problem, but newbies or underpowered vehicles should exercise caution.
Thanks for a great weekend, Mark! We appreciated your hospitality. read more