This park is as good as it gets. The only thing I can ding them on is the lack of full hookups. The existing ones are hogged up by people living in the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Hidden Cove is our favorite campground, even though it's only 5 miles from the house! The staff are always very helpful. The security at this place is amazing. They have retired full-timers driving around the park at all hours. The bathrooms are always the cleanest we've seen and the hot water seems to be endless. Many of the sites offer full privacy, while others allow for group camping if you so wish. My only gripe is that they only have 10 full hook-up sites, and 5 of those are taken by people who live in the park. You're forced to fight for the last 5 sites. However, they do have a convenient and CLEAN dump station. I just wish this campground were further from the house so I could actually feel like I'm getting away! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a lovely park, It has a few 50 amp sites and a few with sewer but has a handy dump station. The sites are spread out and you park on concrete and have grass all around you. The campground was totally flooded out this spring and summer but still was in good shape this fall in one of the rings. Some of the shelter houses on the other side were a bit rough because of it. There are a few nicely shaded spots but many have short trees and only a few on the lake itself though many have a good view. There are a load of tent sites not in the site count since they are permitted in general areas not on individual sites. The directions on the GPS to get here are a bit off due to a lot of construction in the area but if you see the sign you can follow it in and you will get here. It is a quiet park and quite a jewel. I think if you have a year pass you can reduce the daily rate by 10 dollars but the yearly pass to enter is 40 dollars so for out of towners staying a weekend it costs us a bit more. We camped here in a Motorhome.