It's a clean, established, turnkey operation on roughly nine wooded acres. Thirty-one full-hookup sites (30 and 50 amp) are spread across shaded, walkable grounds built around a stocked fishing pond with a fountain — a favorite with families and a big reason guests come back. On site there's a small camp store, a bath house, free Wi-Fi, and the everyday extras road-weary travelers look for: firewood, propane, ice, and a book exchange. The park has run year-round for decades and stays busy without planning its own entertainment, because the region around it does that for free.
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