I agree with the other comment about this place being more like a trailer park than a campground. Not only do you pay to stay there but you have to pay for use of the amenities as well such as the pool, miniature golf etc. This should be included with your stay. The campground was well off the beaten path, which is nice but there were more regulars there than there were guests. The office was a bit unorganized and pricey. I will not stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I am a seasonal camper at happy hills. I not happy seeing people bash it for the having seasonal campers, or for the management being on a personal level with the seasonals. They don't "Cater" to us as they referred, its just a friendly family environment . I used to be a weekender and decided to become permanent due to the great facilities and the people. What's wrong with everyone knowing each other and being a campground family . Don't condemn it for that, come back a few times, get to know us and you will become family too. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped in April 2009 and would never go back. It was in a very secluded location and well off the beaten path. It is more like a trailer park then a campground. I think there were only a few rows that would accommodate weekenders. The rest were either seasonal or permanent residents. We went Easter weekend and they did have activities for kids like a hay ride and Easter egg hunt. However, we felt like outsiders because everyone seemed to live there. The office was run by the owners children and although they were polite they were clueless. We ended up getting charged 2x for the same stay because their bookkeeping is so poor they didn't know if we had paid a deposit and then couldn't remember that we paid the remainder when we arrived. Instead of asking they just charged us again. It seemed like the older kids kept themselves busy by riding golf carts and four wheelers around all day. Of course when you have young children like we do, it was a little dangerous for them to even ride their bikes for fear of being ran over by the endless riding around of golf carts and four wheelers. The campground is in a great location and could be a nice park if they got rid of the permanent residents and most of the seasonal campers. Did I mention that they also burn their trash in a big pile in the back? We would never camp there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.