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Came here in 35 ft fifth wheel. Lots of small sites. But there are some large sites I found. Very quiet, I was here on a Tuesday and Wednesday night. Lots to do at this park.

There’s lots of spots available there. There’s electric recepticals and water spigots throughout the park. The trains last all night and didn’t bother me. I was right next to the track (and didn’t realize til a little later when the trains came through). Felt nice and safe

I came in on a Saturday and there were 8-10 RVs. There’s a lot of spots to choose from. I suggest you drive around the lake (3/4 mile) and choose which spot you want. Then go and pay for your site. I was in site 25 and I enjoyed my stay.

Nice spot to camp for a few nights. Went golfing, dinner, laundry. Only complaint no fresh water to fill water holding tank and lots of bugs. Good thing we had electric to run AC and stay inside so the bugs didn’t get me at times. (Not all the time)

Wish there was hook ups. 90s made inside RV hot

This was a great place to camp for 3 days. Not too busy. Right next to water. Wildlife. Some people. But not too many. It was July 13-16. Very warm during the weekend. 88-94 degrees and 2 days there was a nice breeze Don’t miss the boat ramp/camping like i did Had to turn my 36ft 5th wheel around on a small driveway on a basically a one way road. That was awful. So don’t miss the road to the ramp like i did

There is no cell phone coverage for AT&T

Wow. Had to say one more night in Eugene and it’s 4th of July and noooo campsites available. So glad I found this place...thanks everyone for sharing.

I stayed here for a while. I'm not one who likes to stay in RV Parks. But this was different, there was a lot of space in between rvs, Grassy area, neighbors nice, owner is a nice guy. Didn't have a laundry area that I know of and you must be self contained. They have full hook ups and Propane for sell. I stayed in #21 and had a big grassy area in front of me. I was kinda sad I had to go!