Arrived knowing about limits to generator use. Stay 5/23-5/27/24. No leaves on trees so solar worked fine & we never heard a generator. My 5th wheel has 3 slides (both sides) and is 38 feet long. It fit in site on pad and pickup fit too. Because of limited septic system park only allows 42 RVs per day to dump. You must have a reservation to...

Site 22 was beautiful and right on the ocean. The bathrooms were very clean and there were plenty of them. The camp store was very well supplied and the people who worked there were so friendly. We enjoyed a beautiful sunset every evening sitting on the beach. We will definitely be back.

This place is definitely off the beaten path. We stayed in site 16. Site was kind of level but fell off pretty quickly. We have a Winnibago View and that may be the largest motorhome I’d try to get in there with. Super quiet with dark sky’s. Pit toilet with occasional water spigots and no dump. But does have electric 30 and 50 amp at most...

They require you to be an annual permit holder to get $15 a night electric only camping. It’s $70 for an annual, or you can pay $50 for an electric only site. Camping is the only activity you’ll end up enjoying at this lake, however, because this lake ends up on Kansas’ list of blue green algae (read: toxic enough to kill your pets, kids and...

Great Park With Full Hookups If You Need them. Nice Sites Both Pull in And Back In. The only drawback of this park is there is a diesel generator that runs 24/7 that provides the electricity to the park. The constant hum takes away from the tranquility of the park.