Traveling on $50/night requires compromise. I carry ultra-light sleeping bag, tent, stove, etc. , and utilize campgrounds when they are convenient. On my first assignment to Elkhart, IN, I researched campgrounds near the MSF Rider Range I would be coaching at that weekend (we aren't "teachers" anymore. . .the braineeaxe in legal decided that noun change reduced our liability, but... More

We rolled in quite late, but were greeted instantly by someone on duty who helped us check in quickly and he guided us in person directly to our site. He gave us a quick low down of the area and provided suggestions on where to eat. Kudos to Randy for a job well done! The washrooms and showers were very... More

Stayed here on our way to Chicago. The service was great. The campground had lots to do. We tent camped in the "rustic" section, which basically means no electricity. If we wanted more amenities, they certainly were available. The price was reasonable. Definitely one of the better campgrounds I've stayed on.

This was our third stay at this campground and it continues to be a great place to camp. Not only are the bathrooms clean but the pool is well maintained and there is a lot for the children to do. The staff was pleasant and helpful. What I particularly enjoyed was the fact that there were no scraps of paper... More

We often camp at State parks so this is our first experience with an independant campground. Nice club house, showers and pool, playground area. Tall trees and over all clean well organized campground. Quiet and friendly polite campers and staff.

I've stayed at a few KOAs, and this is one of the nicer ones. The owners/host were extremely efficient and friendly - I think they're originally from Switzerland. It's a mostly wooded park with flat pull-thrus nicely spaced. Some are satellite friendly. The wifi is free and excellent. The whole place is neat and clean; the bathrooms were spotless with... More

Great campsite, with great amenities ($1.50 washing) super hot showers and clean bathrooms. But the only major downside is that every 30 minutes there is a train that blasts, I mean BLASTS there horns for a good 15 seconds straight! Kind of hard to get a decent nights rest with a freight train running straight through your campsite.