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There are 5 rv sites and 5 primitive sites. The rv sites have little privacy, but there are so few people that it doesn’t matter. Lots of horse trails that hikers and bikers can use. Private shower rooms. Lots of wildlife.

We stayed in the primitive area. Our truck camper 12’ height) barely fit under the branches, but the campsite was spacious and private. A little bit of trash we needed to pickup but overall an excellent place for a few days. Nice walking trails.

Peaceful and well-maintained. The host stayed late to check us in. Ducks 😍

I think technically this campground is closed due to all the hurricane damage but no sign told us we couldn’t stay. We were here for two nights with no knocks. the bathhouse is gone and the pavilions are not safe to use. No water or power, but still a lovely view.

The campground was well-maintained and the views were beautiful. Our heater died a few hours before a freezing-cold night and the hosts lent us a space heater. The laundry wasn’t perfect but got the job down. Lots of decorations as the other reviewers mentioned. The place has a lot of character and we will definitely return. Lots of good bird-watching!

We were the only campers other than the host when we were here December 2022. Shower was hot. Electric and Wi-Fi worked great. Paved, level site right on the water was beautiful.

This place could be a five-star review but…

If you are going to charge a camping/day-use fee, you have to do minimal maintenance. The campground pit toilets were nailed shut and the day-use and boat ramp pit toilets were not cleaned or stocked during the four days we stayed. See photo 😔. Many campsites were trashed. Our neighbours got a $110 ticket for having an unopened bottle of liquor in their trunk, so there is definitely a law enforcement presence.