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This review is based strictly on booking and website communication: Struggled to find 2 trailer sites close to each other. Honeybear just happen to have them. We needed at least 1 site with a 50 amp hookup. About a month out, I always try and call to verbally confirm our reservations. I tried calling 4 separate times over a week to confirm our booking details we’re accurate. Could not get a live person. Had to eventually send an email. Came to find out the 50 amp site we booked no longer has 50 amp available, despite the website saying otherwise. If you are staying here you may want to double check your reservation before making the drive.

Please don't be fooled by the pictures on the website. It is obvious from all the broken & rotted out railings, bridges, and caution tape through out the campground that there has been no real upkeep going on for years! This is a very hilly campground with tiny sites. So if you are over 25-30 ft. in length probably not a good idea. They are also really strict about checking in before 2pm. They will even make you sit in the parking lot and wait regardless of whether the site is empty. We even saw them try to place a 40 ft. bunkhouse on a site that was literally a slice of