Summit Vacation Resort

Established park, nice and quiet - in the winter. I imagine summer is a different story. About half full and most of those are full timers/weekend warriors. Friendly staff, all gravel sites, good services. The map makes it look very uniform, it’s not, check the satellite view when picking a site, some are bigger than others, some have trees. Good space between sites.

There are exactly two types of signs in the small highway slice of town that lives outside of this RV park. They all generally read as follows:

"Tubing here!"

or

"No parking, camping or tubing here!"

So, there's that.

Back at the RV park, which lives up to the name "resort" in my book, and isn't overly pricey (the rate above reflects the nightly rate if you get a week). Pretty average as RV parks go, but a clubhouse with a pool table upstairs, multiple swimming pools (of which we had completely to ourselves), a mini golf course and tennis, shuffleboard, basketball courts, etc. all put this place over the "average" mark and into 4-star territory when it comes to a full hook-up, family oriented spot like this.

Cell service was in and out, but the free WiFi worked quite well. Kind of in the middle of nowhere but there are groceries, a couple of restaurants, and BBQ places that are either never open or never have anything but jalapeno sausage left by 4pm nearby.

On the cusp of spring break, someone was always yelling, "4251!", or whatever the gate code was, I assume because waiting four seconds for someone to type in a four digit code doesn't warrant laying on the horn but certainly allows for screaming the code at the guy in front of you.

PS. The staff here was overly nice too, which is always appreciated.