Oakleaf Family Campground

Kim and Ray were very friendly and helpful. I can tell that they are trying to keep things updated and clean. However, the sites were very difficult to back in and the roads and turns to get to them were super narrow. The tree limbs were not trimmed and one branch scratched the side of our trailer.
I suppose if you are 32’ or smaller it would be no big deal that the sites were small.
Sooooo many permanent residents with their sheds, decks, tents and decor. Which is fine, I just prefer true campground’s.

We had reservations at Oak Leaf Family Campground. The proprietress was very polite on the phone and was quick to reply to emails. However, upon arriving at the campground, we immediately felt uncomfortable due to the number of racist symbols openly displayed at multiple campsites. We elected not to stay because of this. In addition, it seemed that a majority of the campsites were permanent sites and the roads and sites were tight for large rigs. The roads and sites were bare dirty that would turn to mud in the slightest rain. For the first time, we drove in and drove out without staying.

The campground does offer wi-fi and we had decent AT&T and Verizon signal.