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Nice long sites, very safe area. Private community who bought out the campground and a Koa franchise. Don’t understand why with 100’s of sites the office places you right next to another occupied site. Ask for separate area during off season. Would stay again for a night - amenities if community not available to campers. Would be very crowded during summer - long long walk to amenities. Need golf cart. But nice place.

Recently converted to KOA. 6 miles off main rd in golfing/watercraft community. Very long pull through sites with new elec and water. No sewers yet, but in planning stages. Sorely understaffed maintenance for bathrooms. Bathrooms are older. This will be a great KOA, but it has a ways to go. Large area of permanent campers in all levels of condition.

I give this 5 stars because of what this place will be next year after they put sewer into to all the sites. They currently have 2 dump stations. The sites are incredibly long and have plenty of room around them. It is inside a gated community so it is about a 6 mile drive to the campground off of the main road. This is the first season open as a KOA after renovating from an old campground. The electric and water lines are all new. They are getting their activities together and not completely in full swing but this campground will be the pearl of the northeast. We were only going to stay one night but stayed a 2nd because of how nice it was. The community that it sits in has a golf course and a beautiful lake.

Quiet, clean, friendly staff and spacious (hugely long) sites. Seems newly added to the KOA family and formerly private. Located within a gated community so a bit of a winding drive to the park but safe and quiet. Great for an overnight or extended stay. The kid friendly aspects of the typical KOA don’t seem to be complete just yet so check with the staff if you are expecting that type of KOA experience. However, nearby lakes and beaches and playgrounds are within the community and a short drive.