pink4me

I have been going to Wallicut for 4 summers and they have always been wonderful in helping get my large group set up with sites, and that’s putting it simply. We have already booked another reservation for our group of 35+ sites for 2023 and it went smoother than EVER!!!

Given the opportunity, they do everything they can to make their campers happy. This last year (2022) was super wet before our arrival (enough they had geese swimming in puddles in the campsites). As a result, there were some holes in the grass where the water had puddled. As soon as we mentioned it, they were right there filling them. They also made sure we had an area for our annual picnic, checked on us often, and sooooo much more.

There were some bumps when the new company took over ownership but they have continued to work hard at making it a better campground and in communication with our group, and for that they get an A+!!

This is a simple, private campground so don’t expect a bunch of frills. They are also short-staffed, like every other place post-pandemic, so don’t expect perfection. Instead, be patient, communicate, and you will see what a great campground this truly is!

We stayed here a single night when we were traveling further east in July 2022. We booked a site online in advance but there were many sites available upon our arrival.

Unfortunately our site was right next to a ditch and a walking path that went across it to a group tent area near the dock. None of that was obvious from the map online. Unfortunately, group tent campers were walking right next to our trailer, within the boundaries of our skinny site, to get to and from their group area all evening.

However, we still enjoyed the grounds. We had a partial hookup and it wasn’t too far to walk to the old wagon they have set up there in the day use recreational area.

I’m so glad we had a site with trees (there were many with none) because it was very hot.

We booked a site online and selected a site based off the very basic map. The drive up pulling our 28’ Coleman with our Toyota Tundra was unnerving but there were INCREDIBLE views.

The site we had paid for had a huge rock in the middle of what was supposed to be a pull-through site. So, we parked in the adjacent site since we were only there for one night.

We loved how remote the campground was and what we could see of it was beautiful, but we didn’t get time to explore since a thunderstorm moved in as soon as we got parked.

We would not make the trek up the mountain like that again for a single nights stay but don’t regret the experience.