We stopped for two nights in our way to FL, they worked to give us a pull thru. As full time RVers we tend to look at things maybe a little different than someone on vacation. Staff polite, but not "friendly". Very well maintained, old but clean restrooms and laundry. As to road noise, it's from rt 37. OK, if you're not close. But if you got one of their luxury sites, almost at the road. We were here early November, so water locked 8pm to8am, or under 36 degrees and one has to take you hose off at those times. Just filled our fresh water. Campfires are allowed 8am to 11pm, they'll deliver the fire ring, no cost and wood at campground price. Cable was OK, free WiFi didn't connect for us. Main roads paved, others gravel, sites to the lay of the land, most looked level.Easy access from I 81.

First off nightly rates are pretty high, even with a Good Sam discount, not to mention you get nickeld and dimed for EVERYTHING!!! Want to have a fire? Gotta go borrow a fire ring from the office, and they limit you on when it can be used.! Want internet, sure it's free if you want the unreliable 1MB per sec internet, otherwise you have to pay?

Want to have a guest over? Gotta cough up $5 PER PERSON. Oh, and have kids? They cost extra too! For a kid friendly establishment it's appalling that they charge you more.

Aside from being overpriced, the grounds are well kept and we had an escort to our site that helped us back in. This is always helpful, especially when the first thing my kids want to do when we pull into a park is find the playground after being cooped up all day. This allows my wife the freedom to leave and attend to the kids.

Other downsides are they traffic noise. It's right off a highway so it's definitely not very quite. Bathrooms aren't as clean as I would expect either for the prices they charge.

Hook ups are also on random sides of the pad. Our site had the septic on the normal side, but water and electric where on the opposite side of the rig. Some pads seemed to have them both on the right side.