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We really loved our stay at Oak Alley. There is always something to do.
The staff is GREAT and will help you anyway they can.
We were on the pull-through site 6. The cement pad was great for us, but they are a smaller then than the other sites in the park.
We are looking to book for next winter season. Hope to see you there.

This campground offers so much. They offer all the items you would expect for a family friendly campground, while also offering sites for those of us that like to be away from it all.
There is a lower area that is the "more" family friendly sites. It's close to the pool, amphitheater, fishing pond, playground, slow moving creek, and office/store.
They offer the area they refer to as "up on the hill" This is a wooded area above and away from the lower area. It is very quiet (except a little road noise), and there are several long term sites.
I felt we had the best site (82) it was on the very top of the hill. Our site had full hookups, a deck, picnic table, fire ring, and close enough to the bath house, but also far enough away.
The staff is the best! They will help you anyway they can.
There is someone that will lead you to your site.

With just over 50 sites this is not a huge campground. The staff is very friendly and we have had no problems at all. The spacing is ok between sites, but there is shrubbery between each site making it feel more private.
You do get a little jet noise, but that is NOT a complaint.... Just wanted to let everyone know.
Good cell service and free Wi-Fi and cable TV.

I agree with other reviews, that the park was much better under old management. So many little things add up to a bad feeling about a once great park.
First:
We were told that you can't reserve a campsite certain site, only the area you will be in. We were camping with other family members and requested to be next to them. Again was told you can't reserve a certain site. We were told we would be diagonal from them. We took this to mean one street over and a site or two down. NOPE!!! we are one street over and 7 sites down. That would not be so bad if there were not sites open across the street from them (on both front and back). The said we couldn't have them because someone else was going in them. I will refer you back to there they said you can't reserve a site. If you can't reserve sites how did they reserve a site??????
Second:
We got new neighbors next to us, not a bad thing because we camped with them in FL this past January. They had been at the park for a few weeks and had to move because someone else was supposed to get the site they were in. Can anyone explain how that works??????
Third:
If you offer a service make sure it works or don't offer it as part of your services. I am a retired IT guy and worked in the field for many years. I was never able to get their WIFI to work. Again, if you offer it, make sure it works.

You would be better off looking someplace else to stay while in the area.

They do have great beach access but that is the only great part about the park.

First of all I want to say that the staff will go out of their way to help you!
Most sites are very privet. Our site had direct access to the lake. The two things I didn't like was the red clay and the mosquitoes, but we were there after a week of high water.
We would camp here again and plan to.

First of all I want to say that the staff will go out of their way to help you!
Most sites are very privet. Our site had direct access to the lake. The two things I didn't like was the red clay and the mosquitoes, but we were there after a week of high water.
We would camp here again and plan to.