North Country Campground & RV Park

Such a nice place. Huge sites and lots of areas to just relax and chill. Close to many resturants. Bathrooms were clean and comfortable. Terry and Gwen were great hosts.

Owners are very rude, they change up their stories all the time, will tell u one thing than the other when they in the wrong, will come up with anything and everything to take your deposit, they will yell at you when using the facility, there was a rude other guest with a not trained dog that barks all night long that complains at 745 pm at night not even 11pm when the campground says it closes at on google. I wouldn’t recommend coming here unless you’re willing to put up with this nasty behavior. Poor owners. Never refill the toilet paper in the bathroom or hand soap again that is for everyone to use. Have to bring your own. Also you’re not allowed to have guests either supposedly even tho they said it was okay. All I’m saying is don’t come here if you are a normal citizen and have a pers

The owners of this campground are awful, dishonest people. They wanted to rent my camper when I wasnt there which was fine but then wouldnt tell me the identity of the renters. When I arrived for my two months they were rude and hostile to me and my guests to the point the altho I had paid for several months ahead I had to leave. They refused my request for refund and I am now in court with them. The campground offers absolutely nothing but spaces on a busy dirt road. They have no real business and I can understand why.

Rented a camper from Gwen and Terry. Had a wonderful family time. Very clean camper and hosts were very accommodating! Will definitely recommend this place to others.

I was excited but upon arrival saw that the campground was in fact someone’s front yard. Not much to do. The owners were nice and offered for us to come over to the other side of the back yard as they were having some friends over. This place imo was pretty expensive. ($~200 for the two nights.) l didn’t have a problem with that but was led to believe by the internet that there would be something there worth the cost….nope. I’ll camp in my own front yard next time and be $200 richer.