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A fantastic little state park. We spent four nights in site 18 with full hookups. The sites are super spacious (just an FYI, site 17, next to us, has zero shade). The staff was incredible and super attentive to the campground, although not intrusive. The hiking trails right from the campground were great too. We would definitely return. And the signs to get there were fine, they really should add one at the turn into the campground off the dirt road, but we had no problem finding it.

We wanted to like this place. It seemed new, new owners and just getting started. We felt a bit misled when we got there. We seriously thought we were in the wrong place from the pictures we saw on the website. It was a pretty basic place, with what appeared to be a fair amount of full time residents. We ended up not using the laundry (busy, lots of people coming and going, most smoking), not using the wifi everyone raved about in reviews (it didn’t even come up until our second day there), and never actually talking to anyone from the park. We had one of the nicer sites (17), with FHU and a concrete slab. But again, we’re confused because there was birdseed, kitty litter and a welcome mat on the slab like someone was there and just vacated for us. Overall, it was okay, but we wouldn’t stay again.

Loved this park! Nice, spacious sites. Clean and well maintained bathrooms and showers. Wonderful, well marked hiking trails. And very nice camp hosts. Seriously everything you need!

A great little private campground in a beautiful area. The owners are so nice and the campground is about the cleanest and most well maintained we have been to. The sites can be a little tighter than we like or are used to, but worth it for the quality.

We had a one night reservation on a weekend when passing through. The office staff was very nice and friendly. We immediately had electricity problems at our site. They were attentive to try and fix it, but it was clear their stuff was dated. It was hot and everyone was likely using AC. After a couple requests we were moved to another site and it was fine. Overall though, the campground was really dusty and the sites were okay. It worked, but not a destination by any means.

We enjoyed our two days here (and wanted to stay longer). It was a nice little private, full hookup campground. Our site was spaced well, not hugely far apart, with a nice woodsy area behind us. The staff was super nice and the ice cream was great. We didn’t use the facilities otherwise. The location was a couple miles outside of Bayfield but an easy drive and central to the peninsula.

We stayed one night on our way south. The office staff was super nice.our site was fine. Nothing super special, but spacious enough and clean. The laundry was cheap, which is appreciated. We didn’t use the pool or bathrooms. It was a convenient stop for us.

A great stop right off the highway. Super nice staff, easy in and out (make sure you pay attention to the left turn in past the gas station). Not the biggest or roomiest sites, but we weren’t there for vacation. We stayed an extra day to stock up on groceries and also enjoyed the Mexican restaurant in walking distance.

Didn’t have the best first impression, as there is some construction in areas that detract, including black plastic on the waterfront site covering trenches. There are also a lot of more permanent trailers and park models than usual at a KOA. But had a nice week there. The location is close to beaches and great for kayaking. The sites were close, but not bad. There are several laundry facilities and a well stocked store. We did not use the pool or hot tub but they seemed nice and always had people in them. Overall, We thought it was expensive for the quality.

We didn’t have he best impression or experience at this KOA. While the site was “fine,” there were enough negatives that we would not stay here again. The positives... there were lots of trees around in our section, a nice laundry and store, and holiday lights. But a few things really turned us off. First, although there was a sign on the door for masks, most of the employees neither wore them or social distanced when dealing with customers. Second, we had a large tire rut in our spot that was filled with mud. We nicely asked if they could fill it for us, as more rain was expected, and we wanted to mitigate the mess. We were told no, that they don’t have filler (okay, that’s fine), but also they “don’t do that” and if I want to fix it myself I am welcome to. We don’t carry a shovel or rake, but several of their employees riding around on carts seemed able to do something about it. We just didn’t understand that having never encountered such a position. Finally, when you first drive in, there are rows of permanent residence trailers that are not required to keep their site clean or neat. It’s a bad first impression. Short term campers are in another location though. Per other reviews, there is a lot of military plane noise if that bothers you. We were okay with that.