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We stayed for 14 days in a pull through full hookup site that was next to the hillside and cabins and close to the store, restaurant, pool and laundry room. The lettered sites are roomy with a table and firepit. The park seemed to fill up almost every night but emptied out again in the morning.
The park is 2 miles from the main road which might feel like it's a long way but it really isn't. There's a short section that is one lane so be aware that someone would have to wait if you met another RV.
I could see some being wary of the place due to the appearance - - the park could use some landscape maintenance; it appears that many shrubs are in need of a good trimming. The buildings themselves are in a bit of disrepair but the interiors are in good condition. There seems to be plenty of activities for kids. There are some seasonal campers but with our site being where it was, I didn't notice them.
This made a great central location for our visits to the civil war battlefields.

The park is a treed campground along a creek, backing up to the backsides of some rundown buildings. We stayed seven days and I have mixed feelings about the park. The bad: sites are close together and parking your toad can be a bit odd due to the spacing of the trees; 30 amps (not really a problem but could use only one AC); the first couple days we had low voltage (104 volts) that kept shutting off our AC (we had only one going); the only road in the park had a couple puddles of standing water - and one of them was huge; no satellite tv; downtown Edinburg was within walking distance from the park but there was NOTHING to do there. The park needs some TLC. They provide picnic tables but ours was falling apart and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in ages. The good: park was fairly quiet; the host was nice; shade trees helped keep the RV cool; people fished in the creek. That said, we had a relaxing stay and enjoyed our time at the park, and would return if in the area.
Our Verizon wi-fi was marginal but our ATT wi-fi was good.
The town of Woodstock is nearby and has everything you could possibly want - fast food and other restaurants, Walmart, grocery stores.
Follow their directions for accessing the park!

Driving into the park, we thought "what a beautiful park". And it was. We had a pull through site on the water; roads were paved, there was grass which was a welcome site after so many parks were just dust and dirt. We rode our bikes around the park and down to the boat launch and store. However, the coots are all over....and so is their poop. There was a concrete place to put chairs on but we had to tiptoe around duck poop to get there. And there are flies! Two or three came inside every time the door was opened, and the side of our car would get covered in them. It just wasn't pleasant and I'm glad we didn't stay more than 2 nights. If it weren't so far off I-5, it would be a good place to overnight.