We had high hopes for this campground initially but it ended up being a real disappointment. Since itâs a very family oriented campground having rules like quiet hours makes total sense, but this place takes things to the extreme. It seems like the woman in charge is on a TOTAL power trip. Upon check in youâre met with an extremely long list of rules, including having to keep your coolers in your car or RV at all times, which was extremely inconvenient and we didnât have the room for. Putting away coolers at night and not leaving them left unattended is all you should have to do, but AT ALL TIMES is ridiculous. This woman is also constantly riding around on her golf cart and nitpicking every little thing on peopleâs sites. When we first got there and were setting up, she drove her cart up and told me to move my car off the grass. I cannot express how much my car was NOT parked on the grass especially since the lots are 99% dirt. I actually took a picture because I was in such disbelief. It was almost comical. If you are a tent camper, youâre not allowed to pitch a tent on any small patches of grass that do exist so be sure to accommodate for that if you still decide to go here. In addition to this, the camp site was on the smaller side and there wasnât much room for it along side my in-lawâs RV. Not sure why theyâd even allow an RV of that length, 2 cars, and a tent to be in that spot anyway. You have to list everything youâre bringing so they know exactly whatâs showing up and let us be overcrowded anyway. We ended up having to cram in the RV and not pitch our tent because there was no room for it.
The most upsetting part was probably the bathroom and shower situations. This campground has no hookups for RVs, the only facilities they do offer are bathrooms and showers. So youâd think those would at least be maintained. Our first two days there 3/4 of the bathroom stalls were completely clogged and disgusting. After we told the ranger, 2 were fixed, but the handicapped stall was still left clogged. The next night there 3/4 stalls were completely out of toilet paper! Luckily I brought my own so I could use that. Instead of being concerned about people parking on 10 blades of grass, why donât you take care of the ONLY facilities you provide? I felt very bad for my in-laws having to use those bathrooms, the only reason we chose to camp at a place with facilities to begin with was so they could be comfortable. There were many people with young children there and Iâd feel bad for them having to use these facilities too.
The showers also had issues draining, ended up standing in a puddle of water the whole time.
Also, the name of this campground is accurate. Little Pond. Donât come expecting a lake. Itâs very small. Thereâs also a man made waterfall at the edge with zero signage or stoppage which could be dangerous for young children.
The whole experience ended up being much more stressful than relaxing. Any time we took a cooler out to cook or grab a drink we were looking over our shoulders out of fear of getting yelled at. I know we arenât the only people to have the experience of feeling like youâre being watched and scrutinized the entire time. This was a family trip and weâre all adults. We werenât loud, up late, blasting music, or inconsiderate. We gave them no reason to be unfriendly towards us but still felt very unwelcome and almost targeted like they were looking for any reason to yell at us. My advice would be to camp ANYWHERE else.