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Lovely park! First time here, only stayed one night en route home but will definitely make plans to revisit for a long weekend. Big pines provide nice shade, sites a little uneven, but your blocks will do the trick. Beautiful lake, very nice Olympic sized pool (I think- was big). They have a boat ramp, kayak and canoe rentals, very clean and they don’t stack you on top of each other. Although the place is huge, so really no need. Very quiet at night. Again, very nice and look forward to a return trip were we can really relax and enjoy a longer stay.

Lucky jewel to find for a few days of rest. This place is large. Price was good too. $27 a night. Full hook-ups. Lower campground area is good for smaller rigs under 30 feet and leveling looked like an issue down in there too. It is a county park and some of the old Rv sites have some narrow roads it’s doable or ask for Rv spot up by the office. Picnic tables at all sites. We stayed there. They are newer. More level. No trees and easy back-in. They are all back-ins. I’m sure during the summer this place is packed. Bass lake within easy walking/driving distance and lots of places to put in a pole. Boat ramp too. There is a pool and playground. Good bike riding the roads. No laundry but several bathhouses. Would love to come here again for a week just for the peace. Be careful how you drive in. Get off the freeway at exit 304 and follow the signs. Don’t take other shortcuts unless you are in a smaller rig without a towd.

Beautiful park. Friendly staff. Military/veteran discount helped make this a very positive experience. No true pull-through spots, but plenty of room to back in rig. Recommend taking the main road into park. We relied on the WAZE app. Shortest/fastest route for a car isn't always best when pulling a 35 ft 5th wheel. Small store on site for ice and other necessities came in handy. Fun decorations by the locals for Christmas!