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We originally were booked at site 14 to fit our TT but it was impossible to make the camper level. There was also no additional space for sitting outside. However, the next day we asked to live to a better spot and CH was incredibly accommodating in giving us a much better spot that we thoroughly enjoyed. Site 24. Great walks throughout campground and close to practically anything.

This is a campground to be avoided:
Cleanliness:
There is trash all over campground and along the fence line. Cups, plastic bags, huge chunks of foam rubber… absolutely ridiculous. The community bathroom is completely filthy. Flies are everywhere and just a general grunge. Right in the middle of the campground is there storage for trash ( more flies but reasonable to expect) and sewer lines… why must this be in the middle of the campground.
Customer service:
The staff It’s clearly focused on making money and not maintaining the property (See above). You can use the dock to fish but only X number of times. You can use the community shower but only if you have quarters. The washers and dryer’s work but they are not well-maintained. I simply asked to move to a site closer to the main office in order to use the Wi-Fi and was unable to. That’s beside the fact that six sites stayed open much of the time I was there. Additionally There was a planned power outage. I asked why I wasn’t made aware of this when I made my reservations and or checked in and their response was “what would you do differently” and I suggested I might’ve stayed somewhere else had you been forthright with this information which they admitted to knowing weeks in advance.
Connectivity:
Let me be clear there is absolutely no cell phone reception. Therefore it’s required to use the Wi-Fi and while they have two routers my side was clearly right in the middle and would not work on either. See above as I tried to move sides to correct this and that was not allowed.

I would also offer to stay away if you were the parent of smaller children. Friday and Saturday night was basically a drunken block party. There was so much foul language that I couldn’t even allow my children to be outside. We believe that this is in concert with the campground that allows full-time residence where they do not have to move their camper and have the ability to build porches and what not.

Lastly and I guess this could’ve been put in customer service but the sites are right on top of one another. There is no room to extend an awning or even set up chairs.

So you can see it’s just a really bad campground and we’ve been on the road for over five months and I’ve seen a variety of campgrounds. This ranks in the bottom two.

Stream made it a great time with our 5 year olds. Standard CCC bathrooms.

I was excited to stay at MOKH but left a little disappointed. The historic buildings are far away and the only thing near the campground is a golf course. Hookups were really far so had to buy additional water hose. Bathhouse was below average. Clean but just worn out. Playground was worn out as well. Lastly for whatever reason they are cutting down many of the trees but leaving stumps all over. Just a little disappointed but as a base camp to hit the bourbon trail is provides a place to park the trailer.

Common shelter is wonderful with a great fireplace. It’s a highlight. Nice bathrooms. Plenty of enjoyable areas to stroll with kids and or dog. Great playground.

Great campground with a great view of the babbling brook. Our particular site did not have a fire ring. Easy access to the hiking trail into town which we did every day with our two six-year olds. Traffic noise was not as bad as we had read.