The Crosseyed Cricket

Upon arrival, this place is adorable. Once inside we were a little let down as the place hadn't been inhabited in quite a while. It was Dusty and there were some signs of inactivity like a few dead insects around windows. There were also still, quite old dishes in the dishwasher that had not been cleaned. So we started on a high note and then it faded quickly. One of the biggest issues was being late summer and not realizing that this unit did not have air conditioning. The temperatures were not as bad outside and that saved us from an unbearable week. We had all of the windows open that we could and many were not able to be opened or did not have screens. We booked via verbo and it was advertised as having a hot tub but that is not accurate. The master bathroom does have a Jacuzzi tub b

Went here 22 years ago and it was fantastic. Now it is run down and only has long term campers. A mere shadow of its former setting.

My grandparents took us camping here all the time when I was younger, so for my kids bdays, instead of spending $300 on an hour party somewhere...we bought camping gear and invited the family out for a walk down memory lane. While the restaurant is no longer open (so sad), they still have catch and release fishing and the pool and bathhouse were very clean :) Our site sat on the back of the grounds right on the creek and the kids didn't even bother with the pool the whole first day! It was a great time. I do think that if the pavilion was kept up a little better it would be very inviting, but our little gathering by the creek for cake and presents was perfect. Will definitely visit again soon. Thanks for the memories :))

I visited the cross eyed cricket with family when the fishing ponds and the restaurant were open. It was one of the most memorable experiences in our lives, it's a shame you weren't able to lease them out. It was a great concept-fun-engaging, the look on the children's faces when they hooked one-priceless! Thanks for the memories!

To many permanent people. Run down. We drove through and realized that it was not for us.