Nice level sites, some with year round full hook-ups. Friendly staff was helpful even with a late check-in. About 10 minutes drive from highway and entrance to campground is confusing - You will drive through a rather cluttered neighborhood before getting to the campground. The campground itself is rather nice, don't get discouraged on the drive in.

A very nice park and somewhere that we would like to stay again. Very scenic, clean, and quiet in a beautiful area.

Not a good place to stay during the winter. We needed a place for our first night on a winter trip and to de-winterize our trailer so we choose this park due to it's location and winter availability. The water lines are not heated; instead they are buried and you must find and dig them out by hand yourself (not an easy project when arriving late at night). Spots are dirty and littered.

A great place to stay. The sites are large and nicely raised above the sewer for drainage. The free cable TV has many stations and great reception. We stayed only for a night while in transit to Florida, but would love to return again and see the area. Dog owners beware: The park does not permit Rottweilers, Chow Chow, Pit Bull Terriers, or mix of these breeds.

A good place for a winter stop over as the water lines are heated. Staff was pleasant and helpful.

A very clean and comfortable place to stay. The sites are long and level, and the utilities are conveniently located and lit at night. The showers and bathroom are cleaner than any other park we have ever seen! They offer Cable TV for an additional fee ($1.50) and, while it does offer many channels, the picture quality is very poor (very snowy). We stayed here in winter and the water lines were well protected in the freezing weather.

This is a great place to stay in Door County. The campground is very clean and nicely maintained. The sites are adequate in size, not overly spacious, but you're not right up against your neighbor either. The town is a short walk down the hill where you'll find a grocery, small hardware store, various restaurants, and a marina that offers charter fishing boats. A lighthouse and nature center is about 10 minutes away by car, and the Peninsula state park and the "Not so quiet side" of Door County can be reached in about 20 minutes. After seeing the other camping choices in the area last weekend I knew we made the right choice.

Pleasant staff, but a dirty and poorly kept park. The grass in all sites was overgrown. Our site had old cooking utensils, cigars, and other junk littering the ground and picnic table when we arrived.

This is a great campground. Large, shaded sites with a beautiful view of the surrounding hills. Very nice pool and camp store - be sure to try the homemade ice cream. I have yet to see a campground worthy of the $40+ price they charge, but this one comes closer than most. Conveniently located to the monuments, state parks, and caves.

This is our favorite campground amongst all the ones we've visited in our 3 years of RVing. Beautiful scenery right from your RV, level and clean sites, nice pool and restaurant, good satellite TV dish placements. We will definitely stay here whenever our travels take us to this area again.

This is a clean park with pleasant staff. The spaces are large and level.

Nice but expensive, especially in the winter when none of the extras are available and everyone just stays in their RVs. Very pleasant staff; upon check in, they identified that their website had charged us for a 50 amp site that we did not need, and they promptly refunded the difference. Even the premium sites are very small. We would consider staying here again if we were spending a longer time in Nashville, but as we were only looking for a place to sleep on our drive to Florida, we will probably choose a less expensive park next year.

A decent place to stay at a decent price. Just minutes from the highway, we arrived at this park in the early evening, on a 20 degree winter day. The 5 inches of snow on the ground made it a little difficult to identify exactly where the spots were, but we were quickly set up due to the level ground and convenient hook up. All water faucets were frozen, but the power and cable TV worked great. The showers and bathrooms are inaccessible at this time of year as the park is unattended. The park is well lit, but the neighboring apartment building guests were a bit noisy. Overall, this is a nice place for a night's rest and we will stay here again whenever we travel south.

Not a particularly scenic park, but conveniently located to many attractions and pleasant owner. We broke the tongue jack on our trailer and they were kind enough to loan us the equipment needed to get our trailer on and off the truck.

Nice park, convenient to get to, and very easy in and out access to the spots. We stayed there as our first stop driving from Wisconsin on the way to Daytona to un-winterize. We stayed again on the return to re-winterize. Owners were nice and bathrooms were very clean.

Nice park, but very crowded on the 4th of July weekend. There are many things for children to do, including a pool, miniature golf and a game room. Pool needed to be skimmed better but was otherwise clean. A lake with a sandy beach is available at the park and you'll pass many seasonal sites on the way which have been very well decorated. A bit pricey for those of us without children, but probably worth it for families.

Nice park in an excellent location. We recently stayed 4 nights and found this to be a convenient location to explore the "UP". The park itself is clean and quiet, with pleasant owners and park hosts. Canoe rentals are available on site and some sites have a great view overlooking the river. Seney National Wildlife Refuge is only minutes away by car, slightly longer yet still accessible by canoe and an excellent place to visit. Lake Superior's Painted Rocks and Shipwreck Museum are about an hour away.