Crystal Springs Campground

We decided to try Crystal Springs when the campground that we used to stay at was not available for the weekend. I am so happy that we did! Shelly was very nice and very helpful. We were there to tent camp and she allowed us to pick any spot we wanted in their open area. The swimming pool was warm and welcoming, the seasonal campers were friendly and welcoming, and the campground itself is absolutely gorgeous. We had a great view of the moon and stars as well we the fishing pond and had fun watching the fireflies emerge from the ground at night. We can't wait to go back!!

Crystal Springs is a throwback to the age where kids went out to play in the mornings, and only came back for meals. Kids were safe, and there were always other kids and lots to do, and parents didn't have to worry. Crystal Springs is like that. There is a playground, and a fishing pond, and a swimming pool, and a gameroom, and a ballfield, and a basketball court, and a dance hall. There's no wi-fi, and no Internet. (Verizon Wireless works here, but not ATT). The game room has a jukebox that plays 45's from the 60's and 70's. The pond is so chock-full of bluegills, perch, and sunfish that kids can routinely catch a fish every few minutes. The swimming pool runs from 3 to 8 feet deep, and is 60x25 with a large surrounding deck. (No lifeguard, and kids must be at least 10 or have an

Big let down, this time around. "This was an amazing campground". Power went out every second in are spot. When out four times and was a massive let down. We had came before and was great but this time was terrible. The main lady was extremely rude and unhelpful. We were trying to set up with our friends and make the situation work but the lady wanted us to pay extra. Which we were not doing. But on the up side the this men were trying to be helpful and tried their best. But honestly a really crappy camping situation this time 😕. And not to mention they had a really bad attitude with the kids, "walking on the grass" to get to the campsite. Although we got a refund.

First off let me say we are new to camping so we visited several campgrounds and ended up choosing Crystal Springs. Shelly (manager) was very nice, helpful and professional and the campground was nice otherwise we wouldn’t have considered it. We were shown 4 available lots (by Shelly) of which one had a very old trailer, deck and shed on it that we were told was going to be removed and the lot would be cleaned up it was overgrown We chose this lot and then things went down hill. We received a call from an owner that told us the deck and shed were going to have to stay and the people wanted $$ for it. We made another 1 1/2 hour trip to look at it because we didn’t pay attention to it the first trip. Shed was locked and deck was in so/so shape and damaged from trailer removal so we countere

I have been camping with Crystal Springs for 10 years or so and while the price is steep for a seasonal site, the location is perfect. 40 minutes or so from my home, out in a variably isolated location in the country, 15 minutes from the nearest lake for fishing, boating, etc. 10 to 15 minutes outside of the nearest town where there are plenty of restaurants, bars, and entertainments. For a campground, Crystal Springs is very happily situated for every camper's needs. The campground itself hosts plenty of weekender activities, including fishing tournaments, dances, potlucks, etc. Boasting seasonal, weekend, and tent sites with full hook-ups for electric, sewage, and water.