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We arrived at lunch time and picked a site in the B area, it was an asphalt parking lot with 50 amp and water. Site was level and we were close to all the Abraham Lincoln historic sites, which was great. Also, was lucky enough to see the Palomino World Championship going on at the fair grounds.

We stopped over for one night. Site was great and we were able to use the pool, which my kids enjoyed. It was a bit pricy as the less expensive sites were already booked and we had an extra adult. Big rig friendly. Verizon cell coverage worked fine without issue.

It’s a small campground. We called the office when we arrived and they escorted us to our site. We have a 39’ toy hauler and we were able to open our patio. They are narrow sites but our site, #31, was deep. Best part was the beach. So close we could get our whole family up early for sunrise and could go out at night to hunt ghost crabs. The beach felt private as well, very few people around. Great spot! Mid to late October was a great time to be there too.

Enjoyed our one night stay. Escorted to site, purchased propane and went swimming on a hot day. No complaints, new owners really care.

We arrived and had to go through a gate to get into the campground, we personally like that little bit of security. The site was in a field near the front of this large campground. There was no sewer and no dump station, we had to dump at a pull through site. It was off season (late October) so there were several places to dump, and it was an easy pull through so no extra maneuvering, etc. We loved the field where our site RA13 was located, the grass was well maintained, and the area was huge, great place to walk dogs or have a flag football game. We'll be back, it is part of Thousand Trails, so we didn't have to "pay" with our membership. Lastly, it wasn't crowded when we were here, but had it been busy the sites in the field would have been tight.

Update on the pool, it is open but bring your own shade - no umbrellas but plenty of chairs and lounge chairs.

We enjoyed this park, it felt like a majority of the park was seasonal folks snow birding or year-round residents. Our site was on the main entrance road, Hockey Ln. More cars than the side roads of the park and many people were driving too fast, IMHO. Roads are narrow, but never saw anyone quit or "not fit".

The area is great and growing. Everything you want and more is in town and you're not too far from Wesly Chapel (30 minutes) and more Tampa area amenities like Costco etc. if so desired.

We were able to use the tennis / pickle ball courts and really nice miniature golf course in the adjacent property (also owned be ELS), which was in walking distance. No playground.

Both T Mobile and Verizon worked for remote working.

This was free thorough TT - probably wouldn't be back if it wasn't included in our membership.

Really tight, ask for Richard to help you back in. He has a few tricks up his sleeve to help you get into these tight sites. Very urban setting, however, at night the park seemed pretty quiet and dark - which we liked.

Pool is small, but gets the job done.

We have a 40' toy hauler, needless to say we couldn't open the back patio.

Note: you can only have one car here, so make sure you consider that before booking. Also, not easy to have guests here as there is no parking.

Close to FL beaches. We recommend North Hollywood Beach Park at the end of Sheridan St. Huge parking lot for $10 a day. Easy for my DRW Chevy to park.

We camped here on a Sunday night. We enjoyed the site and it was level and long enough to accommodate my 40’ fifth wheel. The park was not busy and it had a great trail around the lake. We had water and electric. Enjoyed the deer roaming as we drank our coffee.