In April 2011, the area was hit hard with a tornado. Six of seven bathhouses were destroyed. All of the campsite had trees and tree cover. It has been rebuilt. All of the sites closet to the lake are without trees now. Because I was staying a month, I was put into the back (Section B and H are for those staying a month). You'd think I wouldn't have like it as much because I couldn't see the lake but it was hot (to me) and Section B is on a little rise so it didn't lose as much foliage. I had a shade and I really liked it. The park has a lodge, golf, zip lining (fun and scary!), water sports, an outdoor theater (movies on Friday and Saturday nights) , hiking (guided hike by naturalist on Saturdays) and a herd of deer who come to the campground most nights at dusk. There is not feeding the deer but lots of people do it because they walk right up to you. It has full hookups, some cabins and some primitive sites. I loved it and will come back again when I'm in the area.

We were here for the Oliver travel trailer rally. Didn’t do much except attend all the presentations presented by Oliver. Had nice laundromat.