Amenities are deep for a park this size and already draw a loyal repeat crowd: a swimming pool, camp store with propane and firewood, laundry, pavilion, rec hall, playground, basketball, pickleball and shuffleboard courts, live music, food service, and two ponds with stream frontage for fishing and water activities. The standout asset is an established event center that has become a destination in its own right and consistently fills the calendar with group parties and gatherings. Paved and gravel roads run throughout, and the park operates from mid-April through November with the winter site block generating income the rest of the year. The property is not zoned, leaving flexibility for a new owner's plans, and an on-site gas well contributes roughly $300 per month in supplemental income.
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