This is one of the nicer Thousand Trails Parks we have been to. For us, we didn't pay anything since it was included in our membership.

Verizon signal was great for remote working, even without a booster or antenna. AT&T, even with a booster, was worthless for data.

The park is clean and well maintained. Most sites are very well groomed, and unfortunately, true to Thousand Trails fashion the park is mostly seasonal sites. The sites that are left for transients are very narrow. Phase 1 sites (maybe section A, I don't remember the naming convention) the sites are very short. I would definitely try to get a site in the section up on the hill to the right when you come in. It is much much nicer.

I can't ding the park for nature, but pack bug spray. As the park is surrounded by lakes, even in the middle of the day the mosquitos are going to carry you away. It's so bad that we never really got a chance to hang out outside.

Overall, the park is really nice. The roads are maintained, the sites are level and the staff is friendly.

In the area, there isn't much to do but be sure to visit TJ Hasse Winery (Shaggy Dog Brewingl, The Sycamore Winery (Big Leaf Brewing) and Terre Haute Brewing. For food choices, just eat at home. Everything sucks. Terre Haute Brewing was the only place with decent food that we tried.