We stayed here free with our ROD membership. The main purpose of this review is to let people know that they now have some 50 amp sites available. The park was recently purchased by a new owner. Money is being spent on upgrading the water-slide park. The park has a nice indoor and outdoor pool, and several nice cabins. Most sites are grass, but there are some gravel sites. They also have a restaurant on site (Maui Mikes) that has good pizza. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here as a guest of a Coast to Coast member, so the price was $15 per night. I don't know if non-members can stay here unless they are coming for the sales pitch. Very family friendly and dog friendly. There is a water park and nice indoor and outdoor pools. Many other activities and options. The grocery store in Andover is indeed very nice. Restrooms and showers were satisfactory but could use some updating. Campsites are spacious and there is a mix of full sun and partially shaded sites. If in the area again, would consider the state park or possibly the Bayshore campground in Andover to be on the lake. We camped here in a Motorhome.