We stayed here this past Memorial Day weekend. We had one of the new pull through sites. We absolutely loved it. It is a CAMP, after all. Yes, the regulars have golf carts, but the park is large, and they are needed. They had a lot of activities for our kids, and they enjoyed every minutes of it. The owners are trying to make it a GREAT KOA and are doing so. Every night they have fire truck rides, and Saturday night they had an WONDERFUL band playing. The jumping pillow was a lot of fun, and the little stream was lots of fun to walk through. We are looking to go back for Columbus Day, and we only live 30 minutes away!! KOA, keep doing the great updates. Internet was a bit slow, but hey, we are camping after all! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The camp ground is a muddy mess. Large amounts of rain earlier in the year has made every road a cow path. Even at the bathroom houses you step out of the bathroom and sink into a soup of mud. I camped for 2 days and it took 3 to clean the mud out of the camper. My second issue is the campground allows the regulars to use golf carts, not restricted to those 18 years and older, so it creates a little bit of a dukes of hazard type enviroment with kids buzzing around. Additionally my son had some of his belongings STOLEN out of the back of our truck. While the management here was somewhat sympathetic to the theft, they also dropped comments like, "Stuff like that usually ends up in our lake." Gives me the impression that the camp is loaded with thiefs and this is a regular event. No more sleeping with the wolves: I will never be back to this one. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.