This park is easy to get to and has lots of mature shade trees.

There are a lot of permanent residents here with unwashed trailers and coaches. Spiderwebs, makeshift porches and junk etc surrounding their dwellings.

The mosquitos are bad but there is a muddy river directly behind this park so that explains itself.

The somewhat level, gravel RV spaces are perpendicular to the pavement which makes it very difficult to get in or out if you have a longer trailer or coach. Also, they allow to pull through or back in in any direction so everyone is going in all different directions.

Does have WiFi and works.

Price is super cheap but you get what you pay for.

My children would cry if we ever stayed at a Walmart parking lot. Both of my daughters stated last night that the Walmart would been better.

Even though the park is only a mile away from home, we wanted to spend the weekend to see how the dog would do and have a place for friends to meet us. I found the service to be fine though our friends were chastised for parking at a site that was not being used so that they could light a fire (sites have no fire rings). Cable TV service was awful but the park was quiet. Not sure I would recommend it or stay there again.

This is THE best campground we stayed in. Besides quiet, super clean bathrooms, it is shady and friendly. Has great wifi. Really good. It is near the lake. The only negative I can think of is the pesky mosquitos so bring spray.

We paid $20/night with discount.

Oh yeah, tents campers can only stay 3 days. Probably to avoid the rowdy people.