Love this park. We have been several times this year. The park is small enough to see the kids at the beach from most of the RV spots. The swimming area is small enough to keep tabs on all of them at one time. Every time we go we meet new friends and have a great time. The kids crafts are planned at the perfect time of the day to keep kids busy for the parents to finish that last bit of packing or cleaning up from breakfast, or just that little down time before hitting the beach for the day. The dock is well kept and plenty of fun water sports to rent. No cell phone coverage a plus.

We arrived on a Wensday after noon, and stoped at the lodge to check in. The person at the counter was very pleasent and helpful. Before we left to go to our camp site, we had the pleasure of meeting the manager and his wife, ( Jeff & Robin) they made us feel like family. they helped with every thing we needed. We had a lot of fun on the jetskies and pontune boat, The crafts that they had for the kids were great and looked like fun, we asked if we coukd join in doing the crafts too, and robin said she would love to have us join in. We found our camp site clean and the grass moved. the fire pit was clean. The personnel was around every morning to empty the trash containers. The restrooms claen and very easy to get to. We normaly do not eat out, but we decided to try the lodge for dinner on Saterday night, the food was very good. We were sad when Monday came around and we had to leave. We have already booked our reservations for next year, our camping trip was excellent and we highly recommend everyone to try this camp grounds if you like beautful trees, fishing, watersports and freindly people.

Pictures on the website were deceiving. This "campground" was a big rocky, sloping parking lot. Campsites had trash and dog doo all over them when we arrived. It was advertised that there were toilets and showers, but were told at check in that they were 3/10 of a mile away. The doors on the outhouses did not shut, which led to a couple of embarassing situations. There was no privacy between campsites, and they were so packed in there that our tent was about 10 feet from our neighbors and we heard him snoring all night. We went on a nature walk with the kids, only to pass huge piles of trash. The blackberries were good, though. Some fellow campers were very loud until past 2am both nights, playing loud music and using foul language. The worst part of it all was the sounds of fighting with weapons and women screaming for help. There was no pay phone, no cell reception, and we couldn't pack up our kids and leave because we were afraid of the drunk drivers that were racing up and down the highway from the resort. Management was not concerned about these issues, and thus nothing was resolved. I was scared for the safety of my children. I will tell everyone I know to never come to this place. Overall a horrible experience.

We went to Loon lake after having many friends tell us how beautiful it was. They were talking about the BLM Camp ground there, not Loon Lake Lodge Camp Grounds. But when we registered for camping we didn't realize there were 2 different camp grounds. We arrived to find our camp site littered with trash and dog messes. Camp staff weren't helpful and we had to clean it ourselves. The campsites have NO PRIVACY from one another. A neighboring camper described it best when he referred to it as a refugee camp. The first night we had neighboring campers who kept us up till very late playing loud music and yelling. No camp employees were there to enforce the quiet hours, which were suppose to be between 10:00pm and 7:00am, and it was left to the fellow campers to deal with the noise till 2:00am. The next day we awoke tired after little sleep the night before, but went over to the BLM recreation area which has a nice sandy beach and swim area, plenty of picnic tables and nice showers. We had a wonderful day there and the kids had plenty of sand and grass to run around on. We returned to camp tuckered out after a restless night and a long day of play. The camp was quiet till 11:15 when loud music began to blare. We knew then it was going to be another long night, but at that time had no idea just how scary it would become. At 11:45 while walking back from the out house the noisy campers started up their truck and began to rev the engine over and over. A camper across the way asked that they knock it off, he had kids that were trying to sleep. The noisy camper stopped but only briefly, when she began to do it again the camper across the way along with 3 other men approached their camp and told them they needed to turn it off, but they brought over a axe which only made the situation worse. Once that calmed down the campers went back to what they were doing. They were still loud but at least they weren't revving their engine any more. An hour later the revving starts up again and you hear a women screaming, "help, help, help him." The fighting had started again. One of the noisy campers goes into the other camp site and goes at the picnic table with a axe breaking a bunch of stuff. (I can see this 6 campsites away because 1. the campsites are super small and close together, and 2. the only thing to look around or over are the tents people have up because there again is no privacy.) At this point my husband and one of our friends, we are camping with, go up the hill to the lodge to get help. The on site manager is not home, no one is in the lodge and the pay phone doesn't work, we have no cell service and are feeling very helpless. We have been left with no options. The camp staff should have had someone on site, a working pay phone, should enforce their quiet hours so we woudln't be put into situations like this and I could go on and on. Then the drunks climb in their trucks and start chasing one another down the main road. While the men were up top trying to find help I was in the tent with our 4 kids listening to people screaming, fist hitting skin, axes waking things, people screaming about guns and yelling help. It was very scary and there was no one there to help us. Someone did drive out the 9 miles to the main highway and call the police, they showed up a hour later. When talking to the manager the next day it sounded like the police come out often. The manager said sorry but no money was refunded. Typing this out I can't express the pure terror we felt for our children and ourselves. It was like a scary movie being stuck in the middle of no where, and having scary things happening all around you with no one to help you. If you are looking for a nice relaxing weekend, this is not the place. If you want to have a nice time with your family, this is not the place. If you want to party and yell and fight and no one but fellow campers to tell you to be quiet, well this is the place for you.