This place is beautiful with views in every direction. It is teaming with wildlife; we saw deer, turkeys and even heard some coyotes in the distances. So many birds, we would wake up to the songs of the birds each morning. Weather was great, sunny for solar and cool at night, and a bit windy at times. The road in was dirt but was ve... more

We have a zone membership with Thousand Trails, which means that we camp in their parks for free, for up to 14 days at a time. We have visited many TT's around the country...some are great, some are horrible. Little Diamond is now one of my favorites...and there is no sewer hook-ups, so this is really saying a lot. We were there the la... more

NAVIGATING: Most of the trek to this campground was uneventful, but there is a bit of a drive around the lake to get to the actual campground. Our GPS did attempt to take us down some scary overgrown trail (maybe it was a road once upon a time) so be careful of that. GETTING SITUATED: The check-in is a pretty typical Thousand Trails... more

This park is a dual park, KOA on one side and Thousand Trails on the other with shared amenities. We stayed in the KOA as well when friends visited so I have reviewed that separately. The Good: Most of the sites, especially in the upper loop, are rather large and well spaced with lots of trees and lots of privacy between them. ... more