Were we ever blown away by this place...Wow. We were offered free camping at the nearby Lighthouse Inn during a disc golf event but the accommodations were dismal and we found ourselves hustling to find an alternate spot. After checking reservations.com and KOA's in the area, we found they were booked for most nights, expensive, and not allowing us to set up after 11p (yes it was late, we were hungry and ready to set up). As we went to an alternate spot, I noticed the sign, which also said "campground" for this place right next to Lighthouse Inn. At first we were leery since it looked like some folks lived there and kind of trailer parkish but the sign on the store read "if we are closed, go pick a spot and settle up with us in the morning" which to us was extremely inviting. We found a nice flat spot with grass, a table, and power and set up. We were surprised that no google search yielded results for it. I'm also surprised that there are no Yelp reviews as of yet because the place is HOPPING! Boats are using the inexpensive $5 dock to enter the water, the store has many items to include ice and beer, and the people (both patrons and workers) are as friendly as any I have met. There is an open flush bathroom and showers open 24/7. The fishing must be awesome in the lake because the fish cleaning station was action packed. It really is like a little city because there was a boat service and sales area and options to camp near the water or by the pier with or without power. The coast guard station is right across the harbor so we felt safe. We even accidentally left some expensive items outside when we went to golf for the day and even though I am sure over 100 people passed them by, they were untouched. The only recommendation I have is not to camp too near the dock because the noise from the boats kept us up at night. read more