Superior Made RV Resort

Hello Campers, we would like to share our experience at Superior Made RV Resort with you. We pulled in around 2:30 in the afternoon and drove up to the office, there was no one there, the door was locked and no packet for us to know where to go. We knew we were supposed to be on site # 3 back in so we walked to that site only to see it was occupied. We waited for about 45 minutes before we finally met one of the owners-Alicia. She was very apologetic and said they had been in a campground seasonal campers meeting. She asked if we would like a free upgrade to a lake view site and she took us on a ride in the golf cart to take a look. We liked the site, it was way towards the end of the campground and was nice and private. She also through in a free septic drain on the house. Things happen

We recently installed a new playground for them. The owners were the nicest people to work with. We look forward to working with them again in the future. We checked out the RV resort while we were there. Very nice place. Very well maintained.

very calm place to get away with your family, we stayed at their rental camper but they have a cabin and tent sites and plenty of space for your own campers as well, I can say not only was it a great place to get away but we had the most peaceful and relaxing time. The owners of the place are very pleasant and very quick and happy to assist you with anything they can during your stay. I can honestly say this is a great place to make your summer get away, with the fishing spot in the campground and clean bathrooms and showers as well. It’s dreadful when it’s time to leave so we will be back! 😊

Great place for camping! Close to Oak Openings, tons of bike trails and mountain bike trails, bird watching, hiking, kayaking, and even an air show on the right weekend! There’s nothing like a night at the campfire! The new owners are improving things every day!

I waited until the end of the season to write this review for two reasons: 1. To get my belongings off the property safely. 2. To avoid dealing with the Lawson’s constant threats and open-ended nonsense. My family and I camped at Big Sandy for over three full seasons. Last year, I kept my site only so I could remove my belongings at my own pace. I say this because the Lawsons, in multiple forums and conversations, constantly reminded campers about “their rules,” “the law,” and what they’re “owed.” They even like to mention what “Nate the law dawg” was going to do if anyone didn’t like it. All current seasonal campers were told we owed $300 for winter storage — a fee we had never paid before. Being told this fee was due before any meeting had taken place, any new rules, contracts or anythin