Campground is now a Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park. It's a nice, comfortable place to stay. Stayed 5 nights, Passport America rate shown. Sites are level and very large, both in length and width. Heavily shaded by pine trees. Nice clean laundry. Excellent wifi (although we're close to the transmitter). Lots of permanent campers, but most are in decent condition. Great place to walk dogs. Convenient for visiting Pensacola and the Gulf Shores area, but there isn't much to do close by. We would stay here again if we return to this area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very friendly staff and ownership; many children's activities and facilities include playground and pool. Facilities are very clean. Sites are very large and well shaded. Excellent community clubhouse and many activities. We are Passport America members and rate reflects that. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We too noticed that something was going on between the owners and a couple of the RVers. This CG is family owned, and they are in the middle of making it a Yogi park, so there was lots of painting, fixing and cleaning going on. There were not many people around this time of year, so they didn't have many activities listed, but , whenever they did, it was not run very well. There was one time that they were supposed to have a hot dog cookout at a certain time, and everyone was there on time, but the owners had changed there minds and decided to postpone because they had just eaten.They eventually lit up the grill when they saw all the hungry beedy eyes. Overall, this was a nice place and everyone was very friendly; the campers and the employee who worked in the office was awesome!!! The owners wife could have used some friendly training. Either she was under pressure with the repairs, or she just picked and chose who she wanted to socialize with. The campground was clean, except for many pine needles that were never picked up. The showers and bathrooms were very clean and kept up daily and the small rec room was kept clean and always open. It had full TV, kitchen with fridge and stove. So you could use all of their appliances and heat/AC and never use yours. They had bingo and movie night on occasion. Sometimes you wouldn't know until that day or a few hours prior. Aside from these minor flaws, we loved the roominess of each site and the quiet location. We would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Beautiful park with large sites. It is not yet fully developed, but what is developed is very well done. We stayed here for a week to visit the area and golf. Wi-Fi and cable worked well. Golf course very close to the park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a developing park located in a very quiet area that will eventually have 173 sites for individual purchase. They currently have 24 sites completed each with 75' long and level concrete pads with another 6 sites across the road. The access roads are paved and wide making back-in easy. The waterfront sites are designed for motor coach only. The main club house provides registration services, a fitness center, laundry facility (free), a fully equipped kitchen and a bath house with exceptionally clean private bathrooms. The pool is not heated during the winter months so we didn't use it but there is a hot tub with a view of the lake. The free Wi-Fi connections were decent. The free Cable TV service was viewable but most channels were fuzzy and off-color. You can get a good selection of TV stations over the air as an alternative. The Soldiers Creek Golf Course is right next door and the park offers tee times at a very nice discount. This is a great park if you're here for a long stay but the location is out of the way. Most of our time was spent exploring the area and the 21 mile drive to the beach became tedious after a few trips as well as the 11 mile ride to major shopping. Aside from that, we loved the park. We would stay here again, especially to see the parks expansion come to fruition. The planned layout is attractive. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We've been going to the Gulf Coast since 1989, but with an RV since 2001 and just last year learned of this place. This is the second time we have stayed here. We were there in 5/06 and then this year. We like it very much. The people are nice and friendly, the area is well landscaped, and kept clean. My only complaint is that their wi-fi service is terrible. I hear they're working to make it better. Currently you can hook up, but then it's such a low signal strength that you can't do anything. Other than that it's s great place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Camped in the newer area as I wanted a pull through (late evening arrival to a park I have never visited). NICE park, friendly people, enjoyed the board walk and "nature trail." A fire ring along with some shade trees would have completed an otherwise quite enjoyable short stay. More permanent folks than campers. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Another case of misleading advertising. Web site shows many photos of water area, leaving one to believe that this campground is on Wolf Bay. To see water, you must walk down board walk a long ways through the woods, and then it is only a backwater. Campground has old, nicely landscaped and wooded area, and a new, "built in an open field" area. We had a real nice site in old area. Would not camp in new area. Some park models, but lots are real big. Quiet and friendly place. We camped here in a Motorhome.