Lone Oak Campsites

Had an amazing week camping with my family, everyone is so kind here! We tented and the tent loop is pretty and well laid out and tucked far away from the camper generator noise/lights etc. The group events are held pretty often daily and low pressure to hop in and out of. Having the on site convenience store with basic food items hot and cold were great in a pinch! Rent a golf cart, worth the cost, exploring in it with my 7 and 10 year old daughters was a highlight! Riding bikes around was great too, lots to see! The creek, pool and hot tub were clean and inviting. The playground and pond were nice hangs as well. I’ll be back

We stayed here from Friday, August 8th through Monday, August 11th (with a 2 pm checkout). Positives: • Staff was friendly and helpful. • Pool was clean and never overcrowded. Negatives: • Tent sites are located in the far back wooded area, which is fine in itself — but with what seemed like 50+ tent sites, there’s only one nearby bathhouse with 3 toilet stalls and 2 shower stalls. That’s nowhere near enough. We sometimes waited an hour just to shower, which is extremely difficult with young kids. The shower stalls are very small, making it hard to wash children, and while it’s 25¢ for 8 minutes of hot water, ours wasn’t actually hot. • Only a couple of porta-potties are available in the tent area, but they were full, smelled terrible, and the one nearest to us wouldn’t even latch shut.

What a fun time I had with my family at Lone Oaks! I stayed in the Birches cabin with my two friends while my daughters and their families tent camped next to me in the two spots directly next to us. There was so much for us and the grandkids to do ! We loved the playground, the dodge ball games, sharks and minnows, the pool party (two of the grandkids won a prize!) the hayride and the camp store! It was fun to get a golf cart and drive around and see all the ways campers decorate their sites. The bathrooms were clean and well stocked. The staff is friendly and helpful. The camp store carries ice $3 and firewood $8 .. The Birches cabin itself was just the right size.. a full bed and two sets of bunks. You’ll need to bring your own bedding, but we just each brought a sleeping bag and a pill

STEWART LODGE R10 WAS DISGUSTING! DO NOT RECOMMEND, ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE YOUNG CHILDREN. We rented this unit for 2 nights in June. We had several issues that made our short visit very disappointing. AC wasn't working when we arrived and that was just the beginning. For $296 per night this was the dirtiest cabin I have ever seen. Mouse poop under the kitchen and bathroom sinks and in every cabinet in the kitchen. Mouse poop on windowsills and on the floors. FECES on the toilet! Moldy mattresses....filthy countertops, air vents clogged with dust overall nastiness everywhere. When two employees showed up at the cabin regarding the AC not working we told them about the other issues and they didn't seem to care. One worker quickly used the only dust pan and broom to brush the mouse

You can not get much better scenery for a campground. It is very clean and very well kept. Seasonals definitely like to have a good time, but they were awesome and very welcoming. Sites were huge (we stayed on 615 and 616...highly recommend them). Even though we don't take advantage of the activities usually (we like to relax and have a cocktail) there seemed like there was always something family orientated going on. The only 2 things that made it not a 5 star for me was. 1) The young girl in the office at check in was not very friendly. She was not rude either, but she just didn't make you feel welcome like most other campgrounds. 2) For as huge as the place is they should have more than 5 rental golf carts. It really is the only way to get around. At night you don't want to dri