We had a pretty good experience other than the main pool not being open on Saturday so wasn’t very happy about that .

They weren’t able to fully function this early in the year due to staffing. Unable to open certain pools and nothing to compensate you for it. Which is very strange that one pool requires no pool but the other required one?

We had a lot of fun doing the events and camping here. It wasn’t very busy so it was nice and peaceful. Kids made friends and had fun playing in the heated pool and at the lake. The staff here were great and bathrooms were decent. Only downsides to the trip was the resort pool wasn’t open yet and the raccoons were menaces the last two nights of the trip lol. We would camp here again 100%, just maybe not by the dumpsters next time lol.

We didn’t realize when we booked it was before the season and some things were closed (pool/waterslide). Some things were also broken or obviously not kept up well.But our Ranger Smith cabin was very nice and our kids had a lot of fun on the limit water obstacle course.

My site wasn’t big enough for my camper. I have one slide out on driver side and there were trees on both sides of the site. There wasn’t enough room to open my awning, which since it rained most of the weekend put a damper on the experience. My biggest issue with the park was the lack of information about activities and such. Nothing in the camp office shared any info about activities. No information about the different amenities at the park. They have a pond and inflatables in the pond but you can’t wear the one life jackets for the inflatables. You have to rent a jacket from the swim office which seemed to be closed. For a park this large they should have a flyer about the activities and amenities or info in the office or a QR code or something. You really just kind of have to figure it out for yourself so that was disappointing.