Do not go here if you are in a motorhome over 20 feet in length. This park is not motorhome friendly by any means. Really rough 7 miles of twisty turny road off I-81 interstate. Last two miles is essentially a one lane road. Park is basically an old travel trailer permanent park. We were the only transients in the park. I am guessing this is the first time they have seen a motorhome over 30 feet in length. Long day on the road with minimal parks in the area made us stay after the harrowing drive into the park. 30 amp service is weak, and we blew the breaker after being hooked up for only 5 minutes on a really hot day. Took a very long time to cool the bus down once running again. Bathrooms are very dated but clean for the most part, but looks like they are only cleaned about once a week maybe from the trash build up. Way too expensive at $37 for water and weak 30 amp electric with no sewer, and they don't offer discounts. Site was more of an after thought pull through on their incoming driveway that the locals came through at 50 miles an hour just a few feet from our front window. Not level and just rough gravel with dirt and weeds. No cable, no TV antenna signal, no signal at all from AT&T for our cell phone, and the intermittent Wi-Fi was not reliable. Only good thing was the really nice young lady at check in. We also took a walk to the rear of the park that we did not know was there. Found really pretty wooded sites in the rear loops that would be perfect for a small class C or tents, though long walk to bathroom facilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park located in the mountains in the National Forest. Has friendly staff/owners and large sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.