Lakeside RV Park exceeded our expectations, but only because we've learned to set them pretty low and hope for the best. The park was clean and well kept; the staff was friendly and helpful; the sites were well maintained and fully functioning.

The restrooms and showers all appeared clean and safe. The trees throughout the park were meticulously trimmed to allow easy height access to any site. The swimming pool was ok... a little cloudy from all the suncreened swimmers. The lake is pretty to look at, but there's no swimming allowed - not that you'd want to. There are paddle boats and canoes free to use at the beach.

Gripes: the site's picnic tables are situated less than 10' from your neighbor's sewer connection - there's no screen or barrier of any kind, and the picnic tables are made out of cement so they can't be moved. If your neighbor has old equipment or didn't set it up right, you're gonna want to eat inside most of the time.

We stayed here 3 years ago and found it to be a nice spot so decided to stay again, BUT it seems they have changed hands and the place has gone down hill. At the Passport America price of $27 we paid I feel is still too much and I certainly would be upset if we would have paid the full price without Passport America. However the roads are easy to navigate for any sized rig, some sites might not allow for satellite TV use because of tree's but the good thing is "they have tree's", fuel and small store next to the park, quiet at night, short distance outside of town, nice walking trail around the man made lake, water and septic hookups are right next to each other which probably isn't a real big deal but is always odd to me. We have stayed at another park in the area that will get our business from now on when passing through.