Snow Lake Kampground

First I want to say the campground itself is awesome great place for the kids and adults alike. I loved the water balloon war area that was a blast but the service at check-in in anytime we were in the store. They were very rude and unfriendly we did not feel very welcome. And were a bit uncomfortable.Also cost me $140 for 2 nights in a pop up for 3 adults and a 4 yr old a bit much.

Camp sites are very narrow and close together. Management discourages visitors by charging $12 per visitor. Also you had to declare at the time of registration whether you were going to have visitors and you had to pay for them at that time. If you didn't declare the visitors at the time of registration, the Management would not allow them on site. This prevented my family stopping by for an afternoon. Additionally, they use a paper wrist band for admission to the pool area. If you remove the wrist band, they will not issue you a new one.

Staff was very nice, friendly and helpful. We stayed in the upper area (C11) for 6 days the sites are nice and well maintained. Nice pool, workout room, hot tub. Lots of areas to walk your dog. The park filled up on the weekend but did to seem to crowded. The band they had on Saturday night was fantastic, and we enjoyed it very much. The only draw back to the campground was a lot of the seasonal people don't feel they need to follow the rules, like LEASH YOUR PET. While walking our dog on a leash, she was attacked (as in came after our dog) four time and all seasonal people. One man didn't even call his dog back, another was by the cut through patch so we couldn't take our dog that way because the large brown dog would attempt to come after ours the owner just blew it off and call

This a campground for people with tents, pop up campers, pull behind trailers and even destination campers for those who want to camp for the season. On addition, there are cabins and double wide places to rent if you are so inclined. Weekends have planned activities for all ages of campers. There are a lot of rules but for me, that's what makes it a nice family place.

Two months ago, our family decided to come back to Snow Lake Campground where we use to take our kids, 15 years ago. We were very excited about sharing this place with their kids (our grandkids.) When we made the reservations for the park models, we were not sure which kids were coming yet. When we arrived, my reservation was for 4. We weren't sure if my 10 yr old neice's were sleeping in our cabin or not so I left it at 4. I went to check out the park model. I came back to the office an hour later to ask my questions. When I asked the office employees if my nieces could come to our cabin, she said that's fine. Then she asked how many people my sister-n-law had, I said 8. The office lady said well, she is going to have to tell someone they have to stay home because she cannot hav