It's been a few years since we have stayed at this park and we were a little disappointed on how much the park has changed...and not for the better. The staff is very friendly and the pool area is well kept but the rest of the park was in need of a major overhaul. We stayed over the Fourth of July weekend and the kids loved it but I wish the management would remodel the restrooms and showers. Because the staff was so friendly, we will probably come back in the fall so we can enjoy the Apple Hill area, but our plans are not set in stone. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This park is not suitable for big rigs--but we didn't check the RV Park Review on it beforehand. The last mile of road is too narrow--just barely room for a motorhome and maybe a small car to squeeze by...and no way to turn around until you arrive at the park entrance. Fortunately for us in our 40' big rig, they have a large parking lot & allowed us to dry camp there one night since it was off-season. Great area for rigs 30' or less if you like forests on a hillside. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We are in a 40' motor home with an internet satellite rooftop system. The 3 mile access road is essentially a narrow, tree-lined one-way road with many potholes. The park is poorly laid out with all sites in trees, thus not usable by us. We ended up dry-camping one night in their ghost town parking lot. People camping here that we talked to said power is low voltage and irregular. Water pressure low. There is a dump station which is difficult for a big rig to access. Sorry but this is not a big-rig friendly place and we will not return!! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Resort park in the pines. Sites are short, tight and hard to get into. The have one way roads going the wrong direction to get into most spots at the right angle. Honey wagon comes only once a week. We had to pay a $4 a day energy fee and we were still in the yellow most of the time and red if we had the refrigerator and water heater on( on our line tester ). Very poor electricity. Very kid- and family-friendly. They had movies all day and entertainment in the evening. Pot lucks and special family dinners. Horseback riding and a ghost town were a plus. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This was an excellent place to be in the Fall. This campground is huge! Lots of stuff for the kids to do (swimming, horseback riding, ghost town, movies, etc) and the park is only 5 miles from the Apple Hill area. The facilities were clean but in need of some extra care. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.