This is a clean, well maintained full hookup COE campground on Enid lake. There are multiple other…read morecampgrounds close to this one. Quiet, family friendly and lots of beautiful wildlife to admire. Nice walking trails, climate controlled bathrooms with showers.

We have been to lots of campgrounds over the years, but this was the best! We rented a cabin which…read morewas well stocked with dishes etc (no sheets or towels but that was stated up front - brought my own) The grounds were extremely well kept. There were so many things for our grandkids to do-pool, awesome water slides, bounce pad, pedal bikes along with Dailey activities-such as hayrides, crafts, and so much more But the best was the staff. Each employee went out of their way to assist us. Mr. Tom, Ryan, and Brayden, we're so nice to all the kids. The ladies and all office staff were super. And of course Yogi, Cindy and BooBoo were lots of fun. Thanks for a great trip where lots of memories were made!

This is a great park! Always clean, tons of extra amenities, super friendly and helpful staff -…read morecouldn't ask for more. Highly recommended.

Location, location, location. On the Mississippi River watching the tugs push the barges fright…read morefrom our Rv front door. Sites are level. Perfect location for going downtown. That said, don't expect amenities. Suggest you be self contained. Staff is very nice.

Customer service is terrible. We came in on Tuesday, September 8. The girl at the counter gave me…read morethe wrong spot under somebody with the same first name that I didn't catch. We paid full amount of that spot. We later got a knock on the door from an Asian lady yelling at us that we were in the wrong spot. I showed her the map and that we were directed to the place we were in. When she left I got a call from the girl who messed up and told me I was being difficult for not wanting to move. This place has the worst customer service ever. Please don't blame the customer for your mistake.

This place was a surprise! It goes on forever. I am not sure how long I spent driving toward the…read morecamping area through winding roads in thick, green woods, but it felt like ages. I stayed in the "primitive" camping area, and it was gorgeous: deep in the woods, serene and private. My site even featured raised gravel beds for tents. Yes, the bugs are brutal in the summer, as one would expect from being deep in the woods. If you've never spent a summer in the Southeast or Midwest, you are in for a rude awakening. They are even more brutal when one is showering with them in the park bathrooms; I'll probably find bites in very unpleasant places. None of this was the park's fault: the bathrooms were perfectly well-maintained, just full of clouds of mosquitos. Your showers will be brief, or else be achieved via Wet Wipe. The other reviews are correct: there is no signal in this park. They are also correct that you are camping and should just relax and unplug. What my silly, Millennial brain didn't put together was that no signal anywhere in this vast park also meant no help from navigation on my way back out of the park if I decided to try a different route than the way I came in. I got turned around for quite a while. Moral of the story: unplug and relax but don't stray from the path, Red Riding Hood. I enjoyed my time here and would definitely come back (but maybe in the fall when I would need less Caladryl).

Beautiful place; definitely a hidden gym. The park rangers need to keep up with the park better.read more

I've visited this State Park several times over the past few decades, and have really enjoyed it…read more Friends of my family used to travel around North America in their RV, and once a year or so, they'd set up their campsite here for a few weeks or so. We'd have nice visits and meals cooked on the grill. I'd have never known about this place, otherwise. A former colleague of mine would also regularly have family reunions here. I would hesitate to camp here due to the preponderance of fire ant hills located all over the campground. Hopefully, that's improved, but sleeping on the ground is something that I'm too old for anymore.

What can I say, I definitely left it much cleaner than when we arrived…read more Cobwebs were all over the walls Mouse droppings on the counters The screened in porch had leaves all over the floor. Neither of the fireplaces had been cleaned & there were ashes built up in them. No grill like the listing advertised I would definitely suggest bringing a fan and a small space heater. The temperature in the bedroom room in the center of the house will be fine, the back bedroom will be 5 degrees warmer & the front room/ kitchen/ dinning area will be freezing. There is a horrible draft that comes in around the windows and doors. I have stayed at many state parks over the years but I can definitely say this is a first. I'm sure I will be back in the area however I will be finding someplace else to stay.

Great little campground off i55. Easy to find with very clean facilities. The owner was incredibly…read morewelcoming and kind throughout our stay. She made sure we received the mail we needed during out stay, and gave us some really great safety instructions when some severe weather was coming through. Grenada to the north has some great hiking trails. Jackson about an hour south was great to visit. Greenwood a half hour to the west was a pleasant surprise and French Camp to the east is supposed to be a cute little town. The location of this campground had way more to offer than expected. Also be sure to check out Whitney's boutique to get a fresh look for the ladies in your life. Krispy Crunch across the street made for a good snack and the sunset from the sites is delightful.

Kind of hard to spot, there is a nondescript sign and gravel road past the Shell station. Turn and…read morepass a truck wash, go to the end of the road. New pavilion with picnic tables and grills. I saw bikes too. Clean with trees surrounding 3 sides and view of interstate.

beautiful cabins, lovely trails, friendly staff. do need to watch for ticks (as you would need to…read morein most state parks)

Absolutely breathtaking! Our cabin was above my expectations, and mine were already high. There are…read morecoffee supplies provided as are linens and toiletries. Refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher are all in the cabin as well (we stayed in cabin 3). Parking spaces are conveniently located next to the cabin for easy loading and unloading. The screened back porch features ample seating areas and a ceiling fan to keep things breezy. You will encounter mosquitoes, as you would expect staying in a forest, so bring mosquito spray and/or peppermint oils to deter. I made sure to rub peppermint on the kiddos when they were sleeping to keep them at bay. There are designated fishing areas and swimming areas. Also you can hike! There are camping spaces which we want to stay at next time, it looks clean and kempt! Amazing place to experience :)

Did some tent camping here this weekend (it's a tent only campground). This camp site is located…read moreat the Beach Point boat launch so be advised the boaters get there early to start their day if whatever boat people do. Drink beer and cast lures in the water I think, I dunno I'm not a boat person. There is a restroom at the north end and one at the south end. I only went in the one at the south en (by sites 9-14) so I can't tell you what the north end one was like. Bathroom near 9-14 had sinks and toilets. No soap. Bathrooms were clean enough, nothing nasty but there was graffiti from 2013 - seriously someone put the date they scratched in their bathroom graffiti. Grass was a little long but not too bad, level areas for setting up tents. I wish people who used the sites would do a better job of not being fucking pigs and treating the planet like their own personal shit box. Spent the first 30 minutes picking up previous campers Corona Light bottle caps. You're provided with a full size lidded trash can with a trash bag at each individual camp site, why do you have to be a piece of shit and throw your beer caps on the ground? No home training is what it is if you ask me but now I'm derailed on my review. So back to the review - great scenery and view of the lake. Evenings in September are BUGGGGGY, deep woods off and 6 Thermacells were no match for the gnats and biting flies. Those bastards would bite you through your socks. Sockets that were drenched in deep woods off. Building a nice camp fire helped on the big front. Found a couple ticks as well.

We reserved campsites 13 and 14, at the far end, behind the restrooms. You have to park in the…read moreparking lot and carry your stuff to the site. But it's a tent-only campground and there were only a couple other tents there so it was quiet and peaceful. Our lots were large. There was plenty of firewood to be collected on site. There's a boat launch but it didn't add significant traffic or noise. The bathrooms were...campsite bathrooms. Not the best, not the worst. No locked on stall doors. No soap. But the toilets flushed so there's that. Very pretty view of Sardis Lake. The negatives: The flies!! They were so so bad! And bighty!! My poor dogs were covered in flies, as were we. Other negative is just about a previous camper. At our site, we picked up literally a case's worth of Coors beer bottle caps. Evidently they didn't throw away a single one, even though garbage is provided and literally just right there. The

I cannot say enough good things about this camp! I sent my son to camp here for many, many years…read more He not only attended summer camp but many of their other camps. He attended numerous adventure camps, spring break trips, fall break trips, new year's eve camp etc. The programs they have for campers are endless. As he grew older he transitioned into their leader in training program and last summer he was there the whole summer as a hired counselor in training. CLS has been a part of our lives for the better part of 10 years now and I am so thankful this camp has been there for him. He has made friends and had experiences he wouldn't have had if not for this wonderful place.

A wonderful place for young people to have fun while learning to how to reach out and become the…read morebest they can be. Great administration and program staff.

We had a great time here. I took a group of girls from Summer camp to experience canoeing and it…read morewas a moment that we will never forget! The trained staff and volunteers took out their time to make sure the girls were exposed to something new. They were gentle, patient, and kind to the participants. It was hot out of course, but this particular area is fully shaded. A very cool park!

We decided to take a walk here! It was such a nice day and the scenery is great! Not much i can say…read moreabout this place! It's very family oriented and a nice place to come have a picnic. They offer kayak rentals, horseback riding and more