We stayed overnight but thought cost was high for time of year as there is no sewer hookup. Otherwise it was OK. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is 9 miles off the main highway along a curvy road. We were given a pull-thru. The electric outlet had an open ground, (They were "surprised" there was an open ground... I'll bet) so they showed us a few other sites. One was noisy, and one was almost impossible to get in and out of. The whole place looked trashy. We got our money back and left. If I was reviewing this park for Trailer Life I'd give it a 1/1/1. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is in a beautiful location. The problem was that we arrived late and had a hard time finding information. There is a note on the office door stating that we should call the owners. The only problem is that there is NO CELL SERVICE down there. We finally kept driving until we found some service and made the call. The owner told me to find a spot, which was somewhat difficult when we weren't familiar with the park. We did find a location which was just by the lake, which was nice. The only problem, though, was that we had to raise the front of our fifth wheel almost 2 feet to get level. Also, the sewer location was way behind the site and up hill. My sewer would not drain, so I was basically struggling to clean the lines and my tank. The worst thing about this park was that they had kareoke night that night, and it was so loud that sleep was impossible. Drunk people sang all night until well past midnight. This was just a terrible experience. The park is probably a great place, but our experience was less than stellar. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Management does seem to be somewhat detached from worrying about the campsites. Ah -its good enough attitude seems to prevail. There is a lot of noise from traffic at the lakeside. It looked like hay season on adjoining sites. I had to run my water line from another site. The pearl exhibits are very interesting. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is in a lovely setting, but that is the only upside. The RV sites are hodgepodge at best, different sizes, different hook-ups with some working, most not and we were basically left to work it out for ourselves. Ended up in a site using water from the site next to us. We found water at one, sewer at another, owner was irritated when we reported sewage leaking from site next to us. Did send someone to look at it and he was rude, although it was pumped out. Asked when we were leaving! We felt unwelcome at best. Park somewhere else and drive in to visit Pearl Museum! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is way off the road and appears to like the seasonal folks better, pool was closed, lots of water to play and fish in but all good sites were taken by season folks. The day we were leaving they basicly pushed me off my spot so a seasonal could get their camper on the spot I was in, it was not even check out time and they started moving the rig in right behind me...basiclly they wree pushing me to go. Don't go here go a few miles down the road to Loretta Lynns for more fun and room. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Concrete sites, some permanent camp residents seem aloof to us travelers. Unless you fish or are into water sports not much to do here. A beach is available on the lake, also boat launching. Country road off I-40, narrow in spots, may cause concern. Seems like you are never going to find the place, but it is quite a far piece north of the interstate. I will not go back though. We camped here in a camper.