Indianhead Resort

No one was on duty. The first site we checked in at was poor, we left a message asking for another. Low hanging branches and we couldn’t reach the hook-ups on the wrong side of our rig. Not level, either.

No one returned our call. We called again later and their mailbox was full. We emailed them, they did not answer. When we got back after dinner, we boldly chose our own site as no one was there, still, in the office. Site 108D was level and we could at least get in without scratching our RV on branches. The septic did not work, but we had water and electric and used the dump station on our way out.

No one in office, again, as we left.

I should have guessed this campground would be crowded when we were assigned our site number. When they have to divide sites into A &B it means it will be crowded. RVs were crowded together with seasonal (meaning permanent with associated cars, trucks and boats) with overnight visitors. The pictures belie the condition of the property. The lake (pond) was a joke. The property is a good mile or more from the bay and beach. The crowning features were the bathrooms. In a word disgusting. For $75 a night. You have to be kidding. We ranked it a 1 on a scale of 10, and that was generous.