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Free week stay with thousand trails pass, so I feel like I shouldn’t complain too much. Except it was horrible! The biggest problem was they changed the gate code during the middle of our stay with no communication! We got back to the resort at 8pm one day to a note that the code had changed, with numbers to call that nobody picked up. They emailed us like 15 times to confirm our reservation, they could email us to let us know we wouldn’t be able to return to our home without an updated code!! We had to wait 15 minutes for a seasonal person to return and use their fob.

In general, vibes were off in the office. They don’t allow packages or mail to be sent there (the first I’ve encountered in a year of travel), and we’re real rude about telling me that.

Cell signal with AT&T and t-mobile we’re not sufficient to tether and do anything resembling work. We had to go into town and work from a library everyday.

I saw all the reviews about mosquitoes, and thought, ‘what’s the big deal? We’ve got an RV and are working during the day. They can’t bother us too much.’ NO! They got in through any little hole in the slides, through the AC… I even saw one get through the bathroom vent fan while it was pushing air out! It was a part time job trying to not get bitten alive in our own home. It’s been rough.

Come prepared cuz town is 30 minutes away.

It is nice being right off the beach in a water/50 amp site. Starlink service is good. T-mobile is not.

We are excited to try the 5 mile kayak trail in the other part of the park.

Camped for 1 week in Jan 2023.

Small and informal place. Surprisingly walkable area. Can’t believe they can get away with $40+ per night, but FHU sites in the area are limited.
If you’re in Livingston on a Wednesday during the summer, don’t miss the farmers market!

Stayed here for a couple weeks in early November, in no small part because it was the only park around offering full hookups at that time of year. We were happy with the site, location, and interactions with staff. It was nice and quiet with campers keeping to themselves and hunkering down for the colder weather to come. Cell/5G reception was great in whitetail run area.

GloWood campground is a cute little family operation that exemplifies Midwest hospitality. Seems to be mostly mid-long termers. Sites are a good size and all pull through. Electric and water are reliable. As others said, no amenities to speak of, but close to Fishers and nobelsville and only 30
Minutes to downtown Indianapolis.

AT&T and T-mobile service were both good enough for work zoom calls. Mostly tree-free sites, so starlink should be good too.

Stayed in Loop F which has full hook ups, but no shade. The sites are spacious and mostly not shaded.

The campground is a little plain- no real hiking to be had, but there is a small beach and boat launch.

We work full time from the RV using T-mobile and AT&T cell data, but the park receives cell signal from Canada, which our provider limits our high speed data when abroad. With video calls and database work, that didn’t last too long and we had to spend much time on the other side of the island where we could get US networks