Oz Campground

I was just there 2/9-2/10/26 and I do understand it is wintertime and slower, but for my first time, first impressions, I was quite disappointed. Considering I paid $250 for 2 nights in a tiny cabin that’s very un-level and dated, everything was dirty. I don’t expect lush green foliage this time of year but other work/ cleaning could be done and it did not appear to be on their list. If the heated pool is not available it should be mentioned at reservation time, and there is no longer a Jacuzzi.

Great chill nude campground for LGBT+. Rustic with lots of trails and a variety of ways to stay! I come here at least twice a year to get away 🙌🏼 Lots of activities here. Gay Camping Friends gathering and an Art Show this weekend

Just completed a camping trip this weekend and it was fantastic. I rode my mountain bike on several of the trails, ate an excellent meal at the Cafe, had a few well drinks, and swam in the heated pool. Staff, residents, and fellow guests were all very friendly. This place is co-ed which makes it a good place for open minded couples to come and relax, no pressure as it's clothing optional. I stayed in a tent site and they were maintained and it was convenient to a restroom facility. It was also not a long walk or bike ride to the wash house which had nice showers, temperature controlled restrooms and a laundry facility. Bathrooms are also co-ed, but that's not a big deal. It's convenient to I-75 and I-16, and there is a city about 15 minutes away with more restaurant options and a food lion

Simply the best vacation I’ve ever been on, I was 50/50 about this and this was just perfect! Customer service was the best, food was amazing and there is so much you can do. Beautiful views, if you just wanna relax, make new friends or if you are looking for some fun. They have everything. Never have I felt that comfy being my 1000% self. No judgment just love.

Absolutely loved this place. Quiet, tons of space, great community. I felt included and just generally had a good time. Also great trails for a morning run and can easily get around 5-6 miles exploring them all.