Lazy L Lake Campground

I have been here since October 1st and am staying until October 31st because my husband is doing work at the Sugar Creek Generation Station. Me, my husband and daughter love it here so far. They do have a basic playground in two areas with slides and swings(only 1 toddler swing). Also it is beautiful here, I attached some pictures below of the beautiful scenery. The only thing I don't like is there's no sewer hook-ups for black and gray water. They do have a nice lady who will come and pump it for you for $20 which seems a little pricey considering we fill up our gray water tank every other day, but we ended up buying a portable waste bin to take it and dump it ourselves. I give 5 stars. Great service, nice people, beautiful scenery. Also I want to add I came all the way from Alabama which

Just wow. Great place. Watched band, got tickets for drawing to win prizes. My son dropped my foam cooler. I was hoping to win the cooler they had for drawing but didn't. Then after one of the employees told the owners what happened to my cooler. They sent her to give a brand new $70 igloo cooler. I was in shock. This place is amazing. Day passes are only $5 a person. Dirt cheap for everything they offer like, Camping, fishing, a beach for swimming. Lazy lake campground is one of the funnest places I've been in a long time.

The reason I have this campground only 3 stars is because I believe this is just the 'bare basics' type campground. Some parts are all gravel (like a large parking lot). Other sites have a small strip of grass. Our site was a pull-through site but it wasn't appealing enought for us to sit outside. There are fire rings but NO picnic table. The staff was always friendly hand happy to help. -One thing to be aware of, there is NO breaker on the electric outlet (see photo). A surge protector is advised. -You may share a water hook-up like we did. I was not impressed by there .99 splinters (see photo). Maybe they had a problem with people taking the good ones. -There is a train the goes by regularly...even at night using it's horn! -We didn't take advantage of any water activities at the lake be

Nice campground with friendly management. I'll list the pros and (not cons, but "room for improvements") Pros: cheap primitive campsite ($20 a night in April 2024); outside of a major metro area; well-kept/maintained; new docks for fishing; beach area; kayaks available; nice deck area for sitting and having lunch; store for supplies; fire pits and new picnic tables in the primitive camping area and elsewhere. "Room for improvements:" only port-a-potties for bathrooms except for a small men's and women's toilet and shower (one for each) at the front entrance (could use another built washroom nearer the primitive sites--perhaps that is planned); trains were loud and plenty late until the evening (not sure what could be done about that); canada geese are going to be loud as w

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