Lakefront RV Park

The pictures on Maps from the producers of the website are misleading. I believe they are atleast 5 to 8 years old. The rv location is a prime piece of land. Obviously due to seeing old pics on MAPS, it was well kept. Not so much any more. I read the park is under new management. And I am sure that renting to monthly rvers is a much needed financial source to bring the park up to its well deserved honor. That will take some $$ and time. Our space was evidently a fisherman's dumping grounds or leftvover fish cook for the birds . There were numerous fish heads, carcasses laying on the ground, under our parking space, in the surrounding groundcover. The animal lover next to us, permanent resident, fed the birds and chipmunks. This is fine and well but not so appreciated when they massively d

Cool place right off of lake moses it's practically the backyard everyone kinda says to them selfs and the rent was pretty cheap

Spent the night here, quite tight getting in, but then my rig is 42 feet long. Power is a bit funky. 15amp did not work at pedestal (was showing that it was giving 43 volts), but 30 amp did. (It had a spot for 50 amp, but the circuit breaker was removed. This was a known 30 amp site only. So no lose there, just an oddity.) Marvelous views! Park appears to be full of working professionals. Smaller rigs will do much better here.

I was here from May to early October. It's a great park on the lake with an area for boat storage and a good boat launch. The park is clean and quite, and the few times I used the showers I found them outdated, but very clean and plenty of hot water. There is not much to do at the park, but for enjoying the lake it is great. Some of the areas near the park are a little sketchy, but I had no problems in 5 months and never felt like there were any issues in the park. The manager and his wife were awesome. I didn't need to have a lot of contact with them, but every single time I did, it was a very pleasant experience, without exception.

The upside of this park is that they got us in on short notice, it has trees, and the lake is beautiful. The downside is that it's rough and run-down. It seems a lot of people are living there full time. We had to back around a car with tags expired two years ago, so it's safe to assume it's no longer running, to get in our spot. It's cash only. It was ok for a one night stop, but I definitely wouldn't have wanted to stay for a week.