This is a very casual and low key campground, with RVs and vans parked here and there and every which way. The campground is on a hill, but most spots seemed pretty level. We didn’t stay here because they were full, but we looked around and checked out the place while we were waiting for someone to come to the office to help us. 

The showers looked ok, a little worn down, but in individual rooms with separate doors which is nice. Laundry was available, only one washer and one dryer, with a little box to put money in ($2.50/wash and$1.50/dry). 

There’s also a book/ movie/ game library in the shed with the washer and dryer. 

This campground is in the Passport America program, but we don’t know how much it would have cost. They would have put us in the overflow lot, which the office worker said would be even cheaper than the PA rate because it’s not really a spot, but just an area with water and power hookups, but that was full also. 

Dump station is available for guests and for non guests the cost is $25 to dump. The staff seemed nice. The guests seemed to be settled in long-termers or seasonal campers, with a couple them with “don’t tread on me” signs on their sites. 

There’s a huge pond in the center of the campground which seems nice and relaxing. 

We were ok with not staying there.