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We came for a two night stay in the middle of the week. Not sure if it was because we arrived a week after hurricane Ida or not, but the park was almost empty. We had a pull through on the lake with plenty of shade and a cement pad. There was also a nice picnic table and fire ring. It was very quiet near our site with just one other camper which we never saw anyone at. Had nice visits from the deer every evening and some in the morning. It was beautiful. They have opened a new entrance which is very nice and concreted. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I can see where the pool area may get a little wild, but we never heard any loud music or parting going on. My only complaint was that we didn’t have WiFi and could not catch any of the over the air stations. So it was dvd movies at night when we came in. I expected to fight mosquitos but they were not a problem at all! We will definitely come back again

I stayed in the cabin by the lake the cabin had unfinished wood floors a leaf in the sheets and a bug on the bed. The window sill was filled with dead bugs I drove to McComb miss. And got plastic mattress covers and blankets the refrigerator had a lot of hair in it. It was disgusting and it was $125.00 a night. As much as a clean hotel with coffee and breakfast

A resort it's not. It's a work in progress. The first thing you see is what appears to be a junk yard. Then you approach a huge rusty steel gate with a STOP sight on it. As if i was going to ram it. someone comes out to open it and let you in. I realize now it's to keep the Large herd of deer and the pot belly pigs inside.
No privacy between sites. I'm hearing at least 4 or 5 competing radio stations as well as the conversations competing with the radios.
Not my style of "resort". Keeping in mind we are probably the most senior people here. We like our peace and quite when we camp/glamour.