BEWARE! We are not kidding a "1" is being nice. This place is completely falsely advertised. No "working" wifi at site or in a common area. The 50 amp doesn't exist in a big rig access, mostly 20/30 amp. Laundry room were not open. Restrooms were full of bugs, unclean and peeling paint. There are a large number of very long time resident trailers in this park. We stayed in site 207 because the others were not level enough for self leveling, it took us 2 hrs just to park our 5th wheel. No we are not newbee's, we are 20 year veterans. The site water line broke had to fix it ourselves, the water pressure dripped out of our water faucets. The grounds are not desireable, the lake (pond) is not for swimming nor edible fishing. The owners are rude and don't exactly tell you the truth on the phone! We reserved a 50 amp, full hook up space with a non-refundable deposit and received a 30 amp full hook up space and still had to pay full price. No refunds for any reason. BEWARE! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Friendly campground with lovely hosts. Beautiful swimming pond. During the summer there animals such as llamas and goats for you to see. There is also a restaurant on the premises. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you want an RV Park in a very quiet setting, this is the one. It is an old Amish Farm converted into a campground. There is also a large restaurant with very good food. Don't be confused by the name though, the Amish do not own, operate or work at the park or restaurant. The old house and barn are now an Amish Museum and they are very interesting to see. The grounds are beautiful and the Amish Buggies travel the roads constantly. There is a large fishing pond where I saw some Amish boys take some nice catfish. It is a very nice family setting where the kids will have a ball if they like the outdoors. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.