Circle K Campground

Management (owners Ed and Coleen) are two of the rudest people I have ever met, with Ed fabricating outrageous, completely inaccurate stories highlighting either his "heroics" (like when his personal fire truck he has was working people would call him before 911) but more often how he has been slighted because of other's inadequacies (local grocery store doesn't like him because "his campers buy all their food leaving none for the locals), and also falsities behind his rules (the U.S. Postmaster does not allow anyone else's packages/mail to be delivered to the campground).  They are completely intolerant of kids/teenagers (and, heresay from conversations with seasonal residents, special needs kids) - rules for use of the pool is that it is open after a certain time and if the air temp is above a certain level - we personally witnessed 3 young teens ask to get into the pool an hour after the pool should've been open and it was 5 degrees over Ed's stated temp, but no one else was using the pool and Ed turned them away - told them to swim in the cesspool... I mean, pond.

Ed constantly creates new rules on a whim and is exceedingly selective (read: biased) for whom those rules are enforced. If you have a problem with the campsite (water, electricity, dead trees, ground hornets, you name it) - it is because YOU did something wrong, and if you disagree he will harass you to no end and may even kick you out. Some of the seasonal campers are nice, others (those "in" with the owners) are not. I would not recommend this campground to anyone unless/until it is under new ownership.

This place is basically a trailer park. If you are looking for a nice family campground and you have young children - this isn’t it. Seasonal campers around us were very nice but a lot of partying going on. They have hidden charges when using a debit or credit which they don’t disclose to you. But ONLY when the older man Ed rings you up at their store. There are signs all over the campground stating dogs have to be on a leash but none were. On one occasion two big unleashed dogs ran up on me while I was walking my dog (who was responsibly leashed) and the owners had a hard time getting them to stop chasing us and barking at us. Luckily we were not hurt. Water didn’t work for the first day and when it finally worked, the pressure was horrible.  They charge for the pool or like we were told you could always swim in their little “lake” for free but it was more like a swamp. Lots of runned down campers sitting on the lots, lots of skinny stray cats & kittens trying to find food through the park. Overall, management needs to do better. Giving one star because the teenage kids that work there were very nice and professional.